on 2010 Jul 29 6:23 PM
Hi,
I am learning ECC MES integration and have a powerpoint with me as a starting point. There I see the following objects being sent over to MES from ECC.
Planned orders
BOMs
Production orders
Process orders
Material Inventory Levels
Inspection Lots data
Master Recipes
Material Details
Batch Details
Maintanence work orders
Notification details
Material and order costs
Then MES sends back the following details
Production Confimrations
Process messages
Material Consumptions
Material Transfers
Inspection Lot result recording
Quality notifications
Batch Char recording
Work order results recording
Maintanence Notifications
My question is how do we send some many objects back and forth. Is it all IDOCS or some other technology ? I know what will be sent will depend upon the scope of the integration.
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm doing ECC to MES integrations over MII.
MES side supplies web services to be called by MII to map to ECC supplied RFC.
MII transactions treat as web service , MES side can call MII transaction to send data to ECC side.
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There are several choices for passing the data back and forth.
BAPI/RFC can be used to download and upload from ECC.
IDOCs can also be used though most folks use them with Change Pointers to automatically push documents down to the MES level.
There are Enterprise Services now available for some of the functions you list, but performance is not as good as with either of the first two options.
If configured, XI can be used as the transport mechanism, but that can add overhead to the processing complexity, but also comes with a guaranteed delivery capability.
I would also suggest you look at some of the downloadable templates in SDN for MII. Most are based upon BAPI/RFC.
Regards,
Mike
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