on 07-23-2008 10:34 AM
Dear experts
I am new to XI.I have to do my project on XI which is JAVA(web service) to SAP integration.at the out bound system i will define the fields in the outbound system which are in the JAVA application DATABASE(mySQL).how i will pick that fields from mySQL database and I will take the sender adapter as jdbc and my receiver adapter as RFC.Or i neet to take diffrent adapters rather than those two adapters.
Outbound system:java
Inbound system:SAP R/3.
use SOAP to RFC Scenario
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Hi Sameera,
This should help you -
[Consuming XI Web Services|http://www.riyaz.net/blog/index.php/2007/12/10/xipi-consuming-xi-web-services-using-web-dynpro-part-i/]
regards,
Riyaz
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Hi,
As you said the JAVA Application is Exposed as Webservice means
Use SOAP Adapter at Sender side
And You can use Either Idoc or RFC or Proxy According to your requirement
REgards
Seshagiri
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Hi Sameera,
You can use SOAP at the sender side(if u want to access database directly then u have to go with JDBC adapter) and at the receiver side better to use idoc,as its eazy to configure than ABAP proxy.
Thanks & Regards,
Bharath.
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Hi ,
If u have available WebService, use it directly, as for JDBC Adapter u need JDBC Drivers which should be compatible with u r J2EE Stack of PI (jdk 1.4).
So better use : Webervice (Senedr SOAP Adapter)
Receiver : Can be RFC , ABAP Server Proxy , IDOC.
Receiver can be selected based upon u r availablity of RFC r IDOC .
But for better performance use : Server Proxy.
rwd points if useful
rgds
srini
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As u have webservice at sender, use soap adapter at sender. U can also use jdbc, but its always better not to touch the database directly.
Al receiver, use idoc if u have standard idocs available. Otherwise use ABAP proxy or RFC.
Regards,
Prateek
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