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Business One Integration with Non-SAP Systems

Posted on Nov 25, 2007 at 11:30 PM 17 Views

I am working on setting up a Scenario where a File will be dropped into File System & then imported in to SAP Business one to create Sales Order in SBO.

I am not able to define a System in System Landscape in Control Center with System Type other than SAP System. I tried creating a new XML file at following location "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\B1iXcellerator\setup\com.sap.b1i.repository\SysType.xml". But it is not reflecting in Control Center.

Please help.....

Yogesh

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    Posted on Nov 27, 2007 at 07:11 AM
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    Hi Yogesh,

    As far as I know, the base Subsidiary Integration code does not contain a BIU that will support this scenario. You would have to write your own integration content to do this.

    As far as your query regarding the SysType.xml file, you will need to go to your B1i Control Center (accessible from Start --> SAP Business One Integration --> Control Center), then click on the upload link, and then browse to the file location. You will also need to ensure that this file is being uploaded to the appropriate path in the Control Center (via the second drop down box).

    HTH,

    Dhruv

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      Dec 05, 2007 at 07:42 AM

      Hi Yogesh,

      Based on the screen shot you sent me, I would guess one of the following possible causes:

      1) Your browser settings are preventing the javascript from running. Try to enable all of the JavaScript / ActiveX options on yor browser.

      2) There is a 'null' part of BizStore URI that you are uploading the file to. Ensure that all of the values (Dataset, Group, Alias, Keyval) are set.

      HTH,

      Dhruv

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