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inigo_sacramento
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Hi everyone.

People from my company ask me to develop four interfaces in .... Business Connector.

Problem is as always : don't have any knowledge of Business Connector.

I have some PDF talking about this, but i didn't found a sample of what i have to do.

The scenarios i have to develope are all of the kind : WebService (sync request) ---> BC ---> RFC SAP R3 ---> BC ---> WebService (response).

I have the BC developer connected to the remote server and i am able to develop.

Problem is that i don't know :

- how BC get the info from the webservice

- once is in BC, is in an XML format like in XI

and so on ....

Can anybody help me with this?

Problem for me is that i must have one interface for next wednesday because the rest are very similar.

Many thanks.

Inigo.

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MichalKrawczyk
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Hi Inigo,

>>>>- once is in BC, is in an XML format like in XI

and so on ....

indeed it's as document - so looks like an XML

but the mapping is done in a completely different way

you need to loop on this document record to put the values

you will find it a nice experience if you only worked with XI

Good luck,

Regards,

michal

Former Member
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Hi Inigo,

I spent 2 years at webMethods (SAP BC is an OEM 4.7 version of the wM IS engine) and did last year a mandate using SAP BC 4.7

SAP BC worked completely different from SAP XI.

In SAP BC, u need to use the flow service language to get and parse the incoming XML file (or stream) and use the loop flow service instruction to go arroung the XML tags.

Good luck and if i can help u, let me know

A+

PS: SAP BC tutorial: http://www.thespot4sap.com/Articles/SAP_XML_Business_Integration.asp

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Former Member
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Hi

check this blog

/people/bla.suranyi/blog/2006/07/10/xi--sap-business-connector-integration-using-the-http-adapter

regards

krishna