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Regarding RFC to RFC Process

Former Member
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Hi I want to configure the below scenario's

First Process

1) RFC->XI->RFC (In the beginning I need to receive the RFC from the sender and then do an RFC to the receiver)

Second Process

2) RFC->XI, XI ->RFC, XI->File.

Do I need to Create Any Data Types?. What are all the mappings I need to Define, How many Interface Mappings required.

Regards,

Varun

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varun_k
Contributor
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Hi,

Where do I get the Output for the RFC to RFC Process.

Regards,

Varun

Former Member
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Hi,

It will be updated in the Corresponding SAP Tables,

You need to check there only

Regards

Seshagiri

varun_k
Contributor
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Hi N V Seshagiri,

Thanks for your replies.

I have used the FM "RFC_SYSTEM_INFO" where in structure is defined for the Parameters, No table is defined.

Moreover, I dont see any messages in Message Monitoring (SXMB_MONI) or in Runtime Workbench for the Sender and Receiver RFC Communication Channels.

Regards,

Varun.

Former Member
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Hi,

>>Moreover, I dont see any messages in Message Monitoring (SXMB_MONI) or in Runtime Workbench for the Sender and Receiver RFC Communication Channels.

That means Your Process is itself Wrong.

So please try to make sure that your RFc is carrying the data and sending to XI.

For this u shld be able to see the message in XI's MONI.

Make sure abt your RFC Triggering Process, then afterwards you can check in tables whether those are updated or not

Regards

Seshagiri

varun_k
Contributor
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Hi,

I could see the Message as Successful now in Message Monitoring. But where should I check the Output for RFC to RFC.

Regards,

Varun

Former Member
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Hello Varun,

You can check in the Corresponding SAP Tables in R/3 itself

please take functional people help regarding the same to find out which table need to be update and all.& ask them the requirement of the same & which shld get update

They will sort out the Issues

Regards

Seshagiri

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Answers (5)

varun_k
Contributor
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I have Done successfuly RFC to RFC. Now for the same Scenario I want to get the Response to a FILE.

Should I use BPM?

Regards,

Varun

Former Member
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Hi Varun,

Untill and Unless you share your Complete end-end Requirement with us, we cant help you

please share the whole Req.

Regards

Seshagiri

varun_k
Contributor
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Hi,

This is my Requirement.

I want to configure the below scenario's

First Process

1) RFC->XI->RFC (In the beginning I need to receive the RFC from the sender and then do an RFC to the receiver)

Second Process

2) RFC->XI, XI ->RFC, XI->File.

Regards,

Varun

varun_k
Contributor
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Hi,

Thanks for your replies.

How should I proceed for peer-to-peer conenction via RFC from one SAP-System to another SAP-System.

for RFC to RFC via XI, Shd i define Mappings fro RFC request to RFC Request and RFC response to RFC response?

Regards,

Varun

Former Member
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Hi varun,

If the Both Structures are same means , no need to bother abt Mappings.

Place the cursor on both the root node and say Mapp the identical fields.

This will do automaticallly mapp between the similar fields

Regards

Seshagiri

Former Member
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Hi Varun,

In First Process --- RFC-XI-RFC In this scenario we don't need to create the data types. use the RFC adapter or proxy in target side. no need to create the RFC adapter in sender side

In Second Process- Here u can create the data type for FILE, create the two interface mappings one is RFC-RFC and RFC-FILE.

Regards,

Skumar

Former Member
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Hi,

For RFC and IDOC no need to create the data type.Create data type for file structure.

Regards,

Phani

Former Member
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hi

if it is synchronous then one interface mapping and two message mappings

no need to create any datatypes when using RFCs ,for file import the xsd to create the data type from ext def.

regards

kummari