Pushing the data into XMII

[Former Member]

Hi friends,

Can anybody tell me how to push the data from ERP to XMII vice versa.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

sireesha.

[Former Member]

Hi Seerisha,

Can you help me out in pushing data from ERP to xMII.

i have configured the idoc listener and i don't know how to send data to xMII from SAP.

what to use in logic editor?

JCO Interface or Business connector interface or WEBAS interface.

can you tell me the steps, it will be very helpful to me.

thanks in advance

Manoja

[Former Member]

Hi Manoja Naraharisetty

Go through this file. This may help you.

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/3861e693-0e01-0010-e791-9b44d269...

Regards,

P.S.Kishore kumar

[Former Member]

Hi manoja,

If u r using idoc listener the PDF file which kishor has given is enough to go thru it.or if u using JCO in BLS pls follow the steps replied by dipankar.

Regards

sireesha.

[former_member4529]

Hi Sireesha,

You can push data from ERP to xMII by the following ways:

1) Use IDOC listener in xMII. You have to create a logical destination, port and partner profile for the xMII system in ERP and correspondingly create a JCo destination in xMII IDOC listener configuration. When you send the iDOC to the logical destination from ERP those will be sent to xMII. You can define a transaction to process the iDOC as and when received in xMII. The iDOC will be saved as a XML file in the JCo directory in xMII. Similarly you can use the iDOC listener to send RFC data as well from ERP using the RFC destination created in ERP.

2) You can call a BLS transaction and send a data to the transaction input parameter using http message to xMII by the following way:

http://<server>/Lighthammer/Runner?Transaction=<transaction name>&XacuteLoginName=<user>&XacuteLoginpassword=<password>&<input param name>=<input param value>

3) You can call a BLS transaction as a web service and send data to its input parameters by the following way:

The URL http://<server>:<port>/Lighthammer/WSDLGen/<transactionname>; generates the WSDL for the web-service(BLS transaction as specified in the url as <transactionname>).

You can run the transaction as a web-service by the following URL:

http://<server>:<port>/Lighthammer/SOAPRunner/<transactionname>;

For authentication you can use the xMII user name and password which has reader/writer roles assigned to that transaction. Assign the login user and password to the input params itself as xMII doesn't support basic authentication.

You can also push data from xMII to ERP by the following ways:

1) Call a RFC/BAPI in ERP using the JCO action block in business logic transaction in xMII. You can also call a RFC using the WEBAS action block as a web service

2) Call an ERP web service using the web service action block in the BLS transaction in xMII.

Let me know if this answers your question.

Thanks & Regards,

Dipankar

[Former Member]

hi Dipankar,

Ur explanation is informative.Thank u.

<b> pushing the data from xMII to ERP</b>.

1) Call a RFC/BAPI in ERP using the JCO action block in business logic transaction in xMII. You can also call a RFC using the WEBAS action block as a web service.

Can u plsease explain the above step in detail. I didnt understand what to be done in ERP and XMII.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

sireesha.

[former_member4529]

Hi Sireesha,

To call a BAPI/RFC using the JCo action block in xMII BLS you don't need any extra configuration in ERP. In xMII create a SAP server alias of type JCO by specifying the server hostname/IP, system number, client, user and password in xMII Sap Server Configuration menu. Select the SAP server alias while configuring the JCo action block. Otherwise you can specify the SAP server details there itself. Select the RFC/BAPI you want to call and click OK. In the Link editor you can see the JCO action has the structure same the RFC interface. You can map it with relevant input parameter and the output parameters.

Let me know if this clarifies your doubt.

Thanks & Regards,

Dipankar

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