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What do we need for Webservices communicating with PI ?

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Hello everybody,

after understanding the use of pck in a landscape, theres another question:

Lets say we have szenario A:

System A - SAP NetWeaver PI equipped System (the "main" system), the future WebService-Consumer

System B - no SAP - Components installed but shall be a WebService-Provider

I have already read "Service-Enabling a Legacy Application with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1" where it says :

On System B first of all Installing and configuring SAP NetWeaver Process Integration

Great, I thought - but thats not possible in System B. The reasons for that are no matter, it is what it is.

And it says - no SAP-Components within my Landscape.

What has to be done to System B to provide its WebService to System A ?

So, the next szenario is easily imaginable szenario B:

System A - SAP NetWeaver PI equipped System (the "main" system), the future WebService-Provider

System B - no SAP - Components installed but shall be a WebService-Consumer

and again we have to keep System B "clean" of SAP-Components.

What has to be done to System B to be able to consume the webservice that System A offers ?

Thanks in advance !

Greetings

René

Edited by: BeginnR on May 30, 2008 3:26 PM

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Former Member
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hi

>>What has to be done to System B to provide its WebService to System A ?

Create webservice in B and give the wsdl to A so that it can be consumed using PI

>>What has to be done to System B to be able to consume the webservice that System A offers ?

You will be publishing some functionality of A as webservice using PI. Generate WSDL from PI and give it to B so that it can consume the webservice.

rgds

Arun

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Hey Arun,

thanks a lot for your answer !

I am glad there is a way in using webservices without the need to install sap-components on one side.

rgds

René

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