This article is part of our Integration Cookbook. When we build integration solutions, the following characteristics (principles) of application integration should be clear and defined as goals: Enable Connectivity by…
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WHINT® Interface Monitoring is a consulting service to pro-actively monitor your SAP interface landscape. We generate daily snapshots (if you wish more often) of your SAP middleware and backend systems and…
Functionality This solution creates an automatic documentation of your interface landscape into your SAP Solution Manager and/or generates PDF documents in plain text describing your SAP Process Orchestration Configuration Scenario.…
Looking for standard SAP interfaces? There is a lot of interfaces and integration content available which you can use for your implementation project using SAP Process Orchestration (SAP PRO) /…
Implementing ABAP proxies is quite simple. You generate the ABAP classes via SPROXY (which connects to your ESR) and implement the code. Regarding the Service Interface Design and Implementation you…
Imagine you need to read a file content from a remote application and you do not want to set up a replication? This scenario explains how to expose a CSV file…
The WHINT Interface Catalog for SAP Process Orchestration generates two Excel Documents to bring more transparency to your interface landscape. Here is how you can better understand the results: Channel Catalog…
In order to use EOIO (Exactly-Once-In-Order), you have to pass the Queue ID to the class before calling the Outbound Proxy in your ABAP Program. It can be a static value like…
Functionality This JCA Adapter for SAP Process Orchestration supports the WebDAV protocol (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning) which is based on http(s) and allows read/write access to any WebDAV provider…
This article describes the necessary steps you have to perform to connect with Microsoft Azure Service Bus using WHINT AMQP Adapter (On-Premise). Azure Service Bus is a generic cloud-based messaging…