on 06-16-2009 3:34 AM
Hi all,
We are building PI 7.1 from scratch. I have few doubts about it
My client has ECC 6.0 and installing PI 7.1 which able to receive and send IDOC's from it's customers (they also running ECC), so basically it is B2B IDOC 2 IDOC scenario. Can somebody tell me how to setup the Technical systems and Business Systems for this cross company scenario( I never worked on cross company scenario before).
Thanks in Advance,
Rishik.
Hi,
there are a few ways but one of them is to use the same objects as always
(so create a normal business system and technical system for your partner)
you could also use a party objects and attach your BS under it
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk
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Hi Michal,
Thnaks for ur responce, my main concern is how do they talk actually, where should i configure it.
if suppose i am sending a purchage order IDOC from client ecc to it's customer ecc through PI
does it needs to have 2 techical systems one is sender (which is our client) receiver( which is customer of our client) as WEB as Abap?
How many BS's and Party's i need?
Thanks in Advance,
Rishik.
SOURCE SIDE CONFIGURATION: Client ECC (SAP R/3)
1. Create RFC Destination: To create a RFC destination use transaction SM59.
2. Create Port: To create a port uses the transaction WE21
3. Now Go to Transaction Code SALE and create Logical System.
4.Creation of Partner Profile:
XI SIDE CONFIGURATION: Target SIde ECC (XI SYSTEM)
1. Create a RFC Destination with Target ECC(R/3 System) and select the connection type as 3(Connection to R/3 System).
2. Go to Transaction Code IDX1 and create an IDoc Port PORT_01 (Transactional RFC) and map it with the RFC destination
3. Go to Transaction Code IDX2, Click on Create and enter the details of IDoc Type and Source Port.
TARGET SIDE CONFIGURATION: CGNSAP01 (SAP R/3)
1. Go to SALE and create Logical System.
2. Create Partner Profile:
Hi Rishik,
Kindly find the below blogs will helps you:
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/27/b2b-configuration-part-i--creating-an-integration-scenario
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/29/b2b-configuration-part-ii--creating-the-configuration-using-the-automated-configuration-tool
Regards
Venkat Rao .G
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