on 02-22-2011 12:44 PM
Dear Experts,
when connecting with Data Federator to a ERP System the installation of the ERP Connector (Prototype) is necessary.
Is there an official way to connect to a ERP System with Data Federator without using a Prototype which is not supported?
Is there a newer version of this prototype which is now officially available?
A link to the document which describes the ERP Connector Prototype
Thanks a lot
Daniel
Edited by: Daniel Sappok on Feb 22, 2011 1:45 PM
Hi Daniel,
I couldn't find a non prototype version of the Data Federator to SAP ERP JCO connector on the SAP Support side. The prototype is over a year old and a DF release has occured since it came out but I haven't seen anything about a non-prototype connection. It'd be nice since this would be a useful use case for Data Federator.
I'm asking SAP but haven't gotten a response yet.
Edit: For DF questions, you'd probably have somewhat more luck at the "Data Integration and Quality Management Forum"
Thanks,
Kerby
Edited by: Kerby Johnson on May 4, 2011 10:55 PM
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Hi,
please explain what type of ERP object (ABAP function, SAP Query or Infoset) you want to connect to.
For example you can connect DF to any ABAP function w/o the connector package:
- Create an RFC wrapper around the function, if it's not already RFC-enabled
- Generate a WebService wrapper around the RFC wrapper
- Connect DF to this Web Service using the DF Web Service adaptor
Joerg
PS: If the ABAP function has tables as import parameters then neither the DF web service adaptor nor the connector package are suitable. Workaround using BW:
- Create a BW extractor around the function
- Create a BW virtual provider on top of this datasource
- Connect DF to the BW virtual provider using the DF BW adptor
Edited by: Joerg Richter on May 6, 2011 12:48 PM
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