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security issue when mi server interacts with multiple backend.

Former Member
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hii all,

i wanted to know that if suppose mi server is interacting with multiple backend then how to maintain application access

security for differnt back end and how & where to customize or configure it.

thanks in advance

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Former Member
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hi,

Your Backend is determined by the RFC Destination. It can be created in transaction SM59.

There is a table called BWAFMAPP and MEMAPPDEST.

The (wrapper)method names and the function modules which you will use in application will be residing in BWAFMAPP.

The backend to which the method is associated is mentioned in the table MEMAPPDEST.

Just open the transaction SE16. type the table names and see what's there in its contents. Go thro the entries in it. you'll be able to understand.

This is also explained in MI 2.5 SPxx Configuration Guide under the topic CONFIGURAITON OF MOBILE APPLICATIONS.

Good luck

Regards

Arunkumar Ravi.

Former Member
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hii arun,

that is ok but if suppose MI server is interacting with

B/W or any other nonSAP backend. then what we have to do for that, what customisation needs to be done and what about the security issue.

thanks in advance.

Former Member
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Hi,

You can connect between SAP and any system (be it SAP-BW/Non-SAP) by creating an RFC DESTINATION in SM59. eXchange Infrastructure guys have been doing so. So, it shouldn't be a problem to connect. you expose your backend functions as Remote Enabled Function Modules/Webservices.

Regarding security issue, for non-sap you may go in for a Secure (https) protocol. These kind of destinations can be created from SM59 too.

Regards

Arunkumar

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