on 03-19-2008 12:31 PM
Hi...Experts,
i am going to implement the scenario's in B2B
we are using both sides sap systems only..i am getting the data in xml format , here i am giving the ex interfaces,
Sender System Receiver System
ORDERS-IDoc in ORDERS-IDoc out
ORDCHG-IDoc in ORDCHG-IDoc out
ORDRSP-IDoc out ORDRSP-IDoc in
DESADV-IDoc out DESADV-IDoc in
INVOIC-IDoc out INVOIC-IDoc in
for this type of requirement what type of Adapters are sutable in this way..
any documents are available for this type of requirement pls send to me ..
pls suggest me ASAP..
Regards,
Pasi...
Hi Pasi,
use receiver IDOC adapters for the target system for sending idocs............you do not need sender idoc and sender agreement in your scenarios for sending idocs to XI................
Regards,
Rajeev Gupta
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Hi Pasi,
if you need to send a response which is not an idoc-acknowledgement, then basically it is an different idoc so you can have asynchronous comm for your idocs and then BPM is not required.........but if you need to do some message processing of the idoc data and its response, then you have to use BPM for it..........
Regards,
Rajeev Gupta
Hi,
Detailing my previous answere to ease your confusion.
In the Sender Side you will configure the ALE connection from Sender to XI,means you will create all the RFC Destinations, port, partner profiles, IDOC generation ABAP code etc.
By executing that idoc generation code the idoc will be posted to XI(no need of sender agreement>sender channel>adapter). In XI you will map it to its desired format.
Then you have to configure the ALE connection from XI to receiver(RFC Destination,Port,partner profile etc.)
Here you will create a Receiver agreement>receiver communication channel>idoc adapter.
In that adapter parameter you will specify those RFC destinations,port created for XI-->Receiver.
Think you are clear with this issue.
--Sankar Choudhury
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Hello,
this is helpful for IDoc Adapters:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/ab/bdb13b00ae793be10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Regards
Patrick
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Hi,
As your source and target systems are R/3 you have no need of sender communication channel and adapter as well.Because the ALE configuration will solve the purpose. You need a receiver comm channel and for that you need a reciever adapter which will be IDOC adapter.
And in configuration you don't have any need to create sender agreement,just create the receiver determination,interface determination and receiver agreement.
Please reply me if required.
Thanks,
Arijit.
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Hi,
I think for all your Scenarios you have the Standard IDOC's
Its better to use the IDOC Adapter only
As u said both are SAP Systems only. No need of Sender Adapter if u use the IDOC at sender side.
Use the IDOC adapter at receiver only.
This will give more performance also by skipping the Adapter involvment
Regards
Seshagiri
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Hi,
As you have IDOC in sender and target both sides, in the sender side you do not need any communication channel/adapter(as it is an idoc).
In the receiver side you need a communication channel with the idoc adapter.
---Sankar Choudhury
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Hi Pasi,
You are going to use IDoc Adapter.
i am getting the data in xml format -- Can you explain this?
Go through this link.
[Idoc to Idoc scenario|http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/XI/IDocToIDoc/page1.htm]
Regards,
Suraj Kumar
Edited by: Suraj Pabbathi on Mar 19, 2008 8:38 AM
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