on 07-31-2007 7:07 AM
hi,
i am working on a scenario where XI is installed within the CRM box. In one of the functionality, the user enters data in the GUI and upon submit a RFC function module is triggerred and data is passed to XI. In XI we are using the RFC Sender Adapter to process the data coming from CRM. I have created a RFC destination of type T and in the Registered Program entered a unique name which i am using as the program name in the RFC sender adapter.
Now my question is, there is no wrapper program. I am enter the RFC function module in the IMG setting such that whenever a submit is clicked the module getting triggered and data is sent to XI. In this case, where do I enter the program id as there is no wrapper class.
Please clarify.
Krishnan
Hi Krishnan !
You can send data directly form R/3 to XI using RFC Sender as you are using right now, registering the program ID, both in R/3 SM59 and in the RFC sender channel. This call could be synch or asynch, so you must develop your scenario accordingly.
Another way, as stated in
you can wrap a synchronous BAPI call and to use it asynchronously from a BPM.
Regards,
Matias.
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Hi,
Specifying Program id in Sender RFC adapter and in SM59 is nowhere related with Wrapper program. In both SM59 & RFC adapter configuration its mandatory to give,
when you specify there XI ll take information of R/3 system details automatically.
Regards,
Sakthi
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Hi,
When you create RFC destination of type T it asks for Program ID(Is doesn't mean any program or function module its just a name)
That program id is given in RFC Adapter.
Regards,
S.RamNarender
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hi,
don't understandat the need for any wrapper in your case
you enter program id in RFC (sm59) and in sernder adapter
that's all
as per my blog:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step
Regards,
michal
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