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xMII data base and without XI c

Dhaivakumar
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Dear friends

I would like to know the following clarification

1)xMII system pulling data from R/3 system and various legacy system. The pulled data is using for analyzing purpose and Is it the date storing in xMII system? How it is working?

2) Is it possible With out XI can we integrate legacy system? If possible why we need XI system

with regards

dhaivakumar

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1) Primarily through direct RFC and BAPI interfaces, or IDOC transfers from the R/3 system.

2) No, you do not need XI for xMII integration.

- Rick

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Dhaivakumar
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Dear Friends

Thanks a lot

with regards

dhaivakumar

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Hi Dhivakumar,

i think Rick and Eric already they gave good answer.

1)use BAPI,IDOC or RFC.

2)without XI we can integrate Legacy system. if you use XI, it will get data very quickly.

thanks and regards,

sapbbm

erik_schrampf
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Dhaivakumar,

1. As Rick said xMII uses RFC and BAPI interfaces, or IDOC transfers from the R/3 system. Which means no data is stored on the xMII system. For that matter xMII does not store data from any of the systems it is pulling information from. Depending on the system you are hitting xMII has pre-defined built in connectors that you set up for each these. The data is then streamed to the applets for display on a webpage.

2. xMII does not need XI to run. The reason for XI is it has a guaranteed throughput capability built in, In version 11.5 it does not but coming in xMII 12.0 it will have some of these capabilities built in.

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To clarify Erik's comment #2, while "built-in" auto retry is not in 11.5, it is quite trivial to implement guaranteed delivery and store/forward scenarios with the capabilities of version 11.5.

- Rick