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Implementation experience in XI?

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

What is XI implementation experience during the projects? Is there any types to do in XI Development?

Regards,

YRaj.

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Former Member
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Thanks prathiba...

So, finally could you pls give me the advantages and disadvantages for.,

1) 1 common SLD for QA, DEV and PROD

2) 3 SLD's for QA, DEV and PROD each..

Regards,

YRaj.

Former Member
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Hi

Centralized SLD

-All systems and products at one place.

-No need to change in all systems,a change is reflected in all.

-Therefore no replication required.

-Load maintainance is difficult.

Different SLD for Dev,QA,Prod

-Easy Maintainance

-Load Balancing

-A change in one is not reflected in other therefore problem tracking is easy.

Thanks

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Former Member
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ThanX Monika...::)

Former Member
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this wil answer ur doubt--same discussion

thanks,

Pratibha

Former Member
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Hi Monika and all,

Could you pls explain it ...

like 1 SLD for DEV, QA, PROD then what are the pros and cons...

if i maintain 1 SLD for DEV and 1 SLD for QA then what are the pros and cons...

and if i maintain 1 SLD for DEV,QA and 1SLD for PROD then what are the pros and cons...

Regards,

YRaj.

Former Member
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Hi All,

Thanks for your replies...

DEV --> QA --> PROD

Here can i maintain the same SLD for production also...or 1 SLD for DEV, QA and another SLD for Prod.

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YRaj.

Former Member
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Hi

Yes you can.

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former_member529475
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Hi YRaj,

See in SDLC, we need to follow the below steps,

1. Project Preparation

2. Business Blueprint

3. Realization

4. Final Preparation

5. Go-Live and Support

Here 1. Project Preparation and 2. Business Blueprint are the key responsible for Architect and Team Leads.Here they prepares the complete technical documentationsfor all the interfaces depending upon the requirements of the client.

In realizaiton he will develop all the interfaces. Once you develop you will move all the objects to QA and then in prod.

If there are any changes you will make in dev and move once again in QA and prod in Final preparation.

During Go live and support you will monitor all theinterfaces. If they have any issues you will resolve them.

For documentation about XI interfaces see the below link

/people/krishna.moorthyp/blog/2006/07/29/documentation-html-editor-in-xi

Check this link given below...

http://service.sap.com/asap -> ASAP Implementation Roadmap for SAP Exchange Infrastructure

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VAsu

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Former Member
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Hi,

At the Time of Quality And the Production Who will do this Job

As a XI Developer We will Involve in this Process Or Who will take care about this

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Vamsi

Former Member
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Hi

Hey are you asking for the Implementation methodology used by SAP-XI.It is known as

AcceleratedSAP (ASAP) Roadmap.

The ASAP Methodology has five phases:

1. Project Preparation – project formally initiated and planning well under way.

2. Business Blueprint – project team gathers requirements and conducts conceptual design of the solution.

3. Realization – system solution is built and integration tested, end users trained

4. Final Preparation – final check before cut over to new system solution

5. Go Live & Support – solution confirmation, on-going support in place and project closing

The ASAP Implementation Roadmap for Exchange Infrastructure provides guidance for the implementation teams embarking on implementation project of SAP XI Solution.

http://www.sap-basis-abap.com/sapgeneral/what-is-asap.htm

Refer link below for a brief ASAP stages

ASAP SAP IMPLEMENTATION

http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/SVASAP/SVASAP.pdf

http://media.sdn.sap.com/html/submitted_docs/Implementation_Roadmap_XI/index.htm

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prabhu_s2
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from developers perspective XI implementation speaks abt the interfaces developed and the configurations done from the low level.