This blog describes the Elster ERiC libraries used in the new Elster adapter provided in SAP Cloud Integration. The adapter is planned for the March-24-2019 update. In the blog the End-to-end configuration and the monitoring options are described, li...
You may use the SAP Cloud Connector to securely connect to On-Premise systems. SAP Cloud Integration supports this configuration via the connection proxy type ‘On-Premise’ currently in the following receiver adapters: AS2 (enterprise license only)...
Accessing existing Headers via Content Modifier & Write Variables As part of the release 2.41, we have introduced an option to select previously defined headers in the Content Modifier and Write Variables flow steps. This would enable the integratio...
This blog describes how to use the new XI receiver adapter, which will be available for customers with the 10-June-2018 release. It describes the configuration options, size limits and monitoring of your scenario. Configuring a Scenario Using the XI ...
Introduction SAP Cloud Integration's WebUI based tooling validates your integration flow every time you open, save or deploy it. The validation results are shown as error or warning icons on the respective adapter or flow step. This marking of error...
Introduction In my previous blog, I shared about the new "Resources" view added in SAP Cloud Integration's Web Application, where I talked about the actions like download and delete of resources of the integration flow. As the next increment to the...
Introduction The integration flow editor in SAP Cloud Integration's Web Application is revamped and improved with lot of usability features to enable the integration developers to work with it more efficiently. In this blog, I will give a short ove...
Introduction In SAP Cloud Integration, it is our guiding principle to ensure that we release features without breaking existing running scenarios in customer systems or in other words we make every effort to ensure that the features are always backw...
SAP Cloud Platform Integration helps you achieve integration with OData services. One of the key elements for integration is processing and exchange of large amounts of data. To ensure that these scenarios are executed without any issues, especially ...
This blog describes how to setup secure connections to sftp servers in the cloud integration system. It gives a step by step description what needs to be configured where. Furthermore, test options are described for testing sftp connectivity. Setup S...
Introduction An integration flow usually contains multiple resource files which can be used by different adapters and flow steps. It becomes very important for the Integration Developer to have an overview of all these resources and manage them from...
Introduction Integration Developers build their integration flows using the SAP Cloud Platform Integration tools on their development systems and once the development is complete, they move them to the test and production systems. During this devel...
This blog describes options for configuring asynchronous one-way message processing using the new JMS adapter, which is now available for customers. It describes the setup, configuration, size limits and monitoring of your scenario. The JMS adapter i...
This blog describes how to setup secure inbound communication using client certificates, it describes the different configuration options available and gives a step by step description what needs to be configured where. Setup Secure HTTP Inbound Conn...
What is Message Mapping SAP Cloud Platform Integration provides message mapping, where you can map fields between two messages . Message mapping is one of the widely used message transformation steps in an integration flow. Here’s how the message m...
SAP HANA Cloud Integration is SAP’s strategic connectivity solution. If you are looking for integration support to LDAP based systems, this blog will definitely appeal to you. As of November 2016, the LDAP adapter is available for SAP HANA Cloud Inte...
The SFSF adapter is a part of the Connectivity Add-On 1.0. It facilitates integration between SucessFactors and ERP va SAP Process Integration (PI). As of SP02, the adapter supports REST as a message protocol for communicating with the LMS (Learning ...
The SFSF adapter is a part of the Connectivity Add-on 1.0. It facilitates integration between SuccessFactors and ERP via SAP Process Integration (PI). As of SP01, the adapter supports SOAP and ODATA protocols for communicating with the SuccessFactors...
Update: New blog on how to configure SFSF adapter with REST Protocol: HowTo: Configure Communication Channel with SFSF Adapter (with REST Message Protocol) for SAP Process IntegrationI am pleased to announce that today we released SP1 of the “SAP Pro...
Update: New blog on how to configure SFSF adapter with REST Protocol: HowTo: Configure Communication Channel with SFSF Adapter (with REST Message Protocol) for SAP Process IntegrationSAP has released a new adapter called the “SFSF Adapter” for SAP Ne...
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