2007 Mar 07 5:17 AM
Hi Guys
It's Sandip Raina.I am communicating SAP Systm with Non SAP system(TIBCO).
I am configure both Outbound and Inbound system at SAP.
So Is this right ?
My rfc connection type is tcp-ip rfc.
Regards
Sandy
2007 Mar 07 5:52 AM
Hi,
You need to configure Cental Model and you need to distrubute this cental model.
Central Model consists of Sender and Receiver and message type. You can do this in BD64.
You need to create partner profiles WE20. You need to configure Logical Systems.
Regards
Kannaiah
Hi Guys
It's Sandip Raina.I am communicating SAP Systm with Non SAP system(TIBCO).
I am configure both Outbound and Inbound system at SAP.
So Is this right ?
My rfc connection type is tcp-ip rfc.
Regards
Sandy
2007 Mar 07 5:52 AM
Hi,
You need to configure Cental Model and you need to distrubute this cental model.
Central Model consists of Sender and Receiver and message type. You can do this in BD64.
You need to create partner profiles WE20. You need to configure Logical Systems.
Regards
Kannaiah
2007 Mar 07 6:01 AM
Thanks
I have Outbound system is sap system and my inbound system is non sap system.
So my question is can i have to configure inbound system at sap level.
There is any other option available through that i can communicate sap to non sap without created logical system for inbound system.
Regards,
Gurprit Bhatia
2007 Mar 07 6:08 AM
hi Gurprit,
Logical system is just a name, just an identifier of systems. Nothing else. No technical details.
In the distribution model that you will create in BD64 you would need the logical systems, both sides.
Regards,
Vivek
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