on 05-28-2008 2:07 PM
Hi Experts,
I have seen few blogs on RFC (sender side) scenarios. I just want to know in what kind of requirement we require to write coding in the SAP system and when no coding require.
Please help me with the answers.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh.
Hi,
Normally, If we have Employee data in the database and that needs to be send to File system means,
In SAP R/3
1) We have to choose either the standard BAPI or Custom BAPI According to the requirement
2) Now we have to write the Report to call that BAPI by passing the request as EMP ID and pull the corresponding EMP Details and pass it to XI( BAPI will have Import & Export--in Import we will pass EmpID, & in Export we can have the Emp Details)
3) These Emp Details has to goto Target System
Regards
Seshagiri
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Hi,
By using 3 ways we can take the data from SAP.
1. RFC/BAPI
2. IDoc
3. Proxy
If there is any IDoc or RFC is there to suitable to our requirement then we go for that RFC or IDoc, then we will do some changes in the R/3.
If it is not suited to our requirement then we go for proxy. here we can write the code.
By using ABAP program we can call the outbound proxy class.
syntax : call method <Class_name> -> <Method_name>.
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Generally SAP provides BAPI/RFC which satisfies many business scenarios.
If you have a requirement where you need extra fields in addition to standard BAPI, then you need to customize those..
Apart from this, you need to provide an input to BAPI by running a report, as BAPI just pulls the data based on this input and exports the data to XI
These are the possible scenarios where you may need to write code.
Award points if it is helpful
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Hi Suresh,
Go through this examples:
RFC -> XI -> WebService - A Complete Walkthrough (Part 1)
RFC -> XI -> WebService - A Complete Walkthrough (Part 2)
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
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