on 07-19-2010 1:34 PM
HI ,
CAN anyone let me know how does a SAP SRM login to my Catalog application. I have developed my application in PHP.
to move further in my development i need to know this ,..
Thanks
Ajai
Hi,
In SRM configuration, we have to define catalog call parameters like
URL (URL of vendor website which authenticates logon)
username (username to enter as Login)
password (password to authenticate login credentials)
HOOK_URL (Return URL)
There are some more parameters can be entered as per catalogs. We have an option to use HTTP GET to call web service too.
Thanks,
Anshuk Saxena
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Hi,
You can find the Catalogs Call Structure within the SPRO customizing setttings if you were not sure of this:
-> SPRO
-> Supplier Relationship Management
-> SRM Server
-> Master Data
-> Define External Web Services..
Then in here you will see the list of catalogs. It will be either in the Standard Call Structure or the Integrated Call Structure.
I hope this helps,
Lisa
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Hi,
In the catalogs call structure you have the option to enter the following fields:
Username
Password
These are then passed to the catalog application and are used to log in.
I hope this helps,
Kind Regards,
Lisa
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Hi,
What SRM release are you using to access the catalog ? If it is SRM 7.0 the following notes may be helpful:
1382080: HTTP Get is not supported while launching catalog
1287412: Prerequisites for OCI integration in SRM 7.0
If these are of no help, please advise me on what exactly is happening to the HOOK_URL. Is it missing data, does it have unnecessary data etc.
Kind Regards,
Lisa
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