SAP Java process integration (BIT500)

Content

 SAP Process Integration Architecture

o Explain the Enterprise Service Bus

o Explain SAP Process Integration architecture

o Navigate to the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR)

o Navigate to the Integration Builder

o Configure the Integration Designer in Eclipse

o Explain SAP Process Orchestration and the Advanced Adapter Engine (AEX)

 The System Landscape Directory (SLD)

o Use product and software component terminology

o Create products and software components in the System Landscape

Directory (SLD)

o Import software components from the System Landscape Directory (SLD) into
the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)

o Implement technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)

o Maintain the SAP NetWeaver Application Server for Java and ABAP in the
System Landscape Directory (SLD)

o Create third-party technical systems in the System Landscape Directory

(SLD)

o Maintain Business Systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)

o Import a business system into the SLD

 Interface Objects in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)

o Use the Enterprise Services Browser in SAP Integration Designer Perspective

in Eclipse

o Access the ESR objects

o Search the ESR objects

o Display data types

o Create message types

o Create interface objects

o Import interface objects into the ESR

o Define the QoS and message processing types

 Object Mapping in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)

o Display a message mapping

o Create message mappings

o Create an operation mapping in the ESR

 Configuration of Integration Directory (ID) Communication Objects

o Explain configuration views

o Create a communication channel

 Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine Extended

Processing

o Create an AEX integration flow

o Validate XML

 SAP Process Integration Operations

o Access SAP Process Integration Monitoring

o Use the SAP NetWeaver Administrator functionality

o Explain the difference between logging and staging

o Configure the logging and staging behavior

 Connectivity Options for SAP Process Integration

o Use different adapters

 HTTP Connectivity Options

o Use the HTTP_AAE (Java) adapter

o Configure the SOAP sender adapter

o Configure the SOAP receiver adapter

o Use the proxy configuration

o Use the server proxy

o Use the client proxy

o Analyze the proxy configuration

o Use web services

o Create a web service based on proxy technology

 File Adapter Configuration

o Configure the receiver File/FTP adapter

o Configure the sender file adapter

 Intermediate Document (IDoc) Connectivity Options

o List the benefits of the IDOC_AAE

o Use the functionality options on the Remote Function Call (RFC) parameters
tab

o Use the Intermediate Document (IDoc) functionality options on the modules

tab

o Use the functionality options of the advanced tab

o Configure the receiver IDoc_AAE adapter

 Configuration of SAP Business Application Programming Interfaces (BAPI Connectivity

o Check RFC signatures

o Configure the receiver RFC adapter

o Configure the sender RFC scenario in SAP Process Integration

o Execute communication through the sender RFC adapter

 Other Connectivity Options

o Explain other connectivity options

o Use the REST adapter

o Expose a function module as RESTful service

o Consume a synchronous RESTful service

 Advanced Mapping Concepts

o Explain message-mapping structures and elements

o Explain queues in message mapping

o Explain the impact of context selection and deletion

o Use the message-mapping debug process

o Create user-defined message-mapping functions

o Map multiple messages

o Import and use XSLT mappings

The attached Course Content document refers. However, in brief, the course is essentially
about:

1) How to design and configure two or more systems to share data

2) How to troubleshoot and resolve integration issues when systems fail to communicate

At TDB we are in the process of creating a lot of integrations between systems in fulfilment
of the IT road map but also primarily to make our business processes more efficient . Typical
integrations we have are i) SAP and SuccessFactors, ii) CreditQuest(Loan Origination) and
Finscan (AML screening), iii) OPICS (Treasury Management) and SAP, iv) OPICS and
Bloomberg(Daily FX and Libor rates) etc.

The above new/existing integrations were developed by external consultants working for
TDB, and as the systems go live, the department needs to support and/or extend these to
meet tomorrow's ever changing business requirements. This course will help in equipping
me and the department to provide first line support and to also implement future integrations.