on 09-21-2005 6:13 AM
Hi,
I am trying rfc to rfc scenario..
On sender side I have R/3 system and which will pick data from SOLMan (usr02) via xi.
Now In Integration repository
how do I make mapping between RFC response to another
RFC ,, so that I can update a z table in R/3
Hi,
if your scenario looks like this: first RFC to Second RFC
then
you map between <b>RFC.request</b> and <b>RFC.request</b>
- just upload your RFC definitions in Integration repository
- create a mapping program (in which you use RFC.request to RFC.request ) and that's all
Regards,
michal
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Hi Deepak!!
Your scenario is like this:
RFC1.Req>XI>RFC2.Req
RFC1.Res<XI<RFC2.Res
You should first import both the RFC structures into your IR. When you import your RFC's they will have Request and Response parts.
Now your mapping should incorporate this:
RFC1.req->MapTo>RFC2.req
RFC1.Res<Mapto<RFC2.res
As you can see the RFC1 wants to get the response once it sends the Request and hence from sender side it is Sync. Same is true for the Reciever RFC. and hence this is all and all Syn scenario.
You can do this using BPM but as you said Sync Sync Bridge, then no that is not required.
If you are using BPM then you should have these things.
-->Reciver step which will listen req from RFC1(Sync)
-->Sender step which will push the request to another RFC (Sync).
Cheers!!
AnuraG
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