TBIT40 SAP NetWeaver Process Integration

TBIT40 SAP NetWeaver Process Integration. COURSE OUTLINE Course Version: 15 Course Duration: 5 Day(s)

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Contents xi Course Overview 1 Unit 1: SAP Process Integration Architecture 1 Lesson: Describing SAP Process Integration Architecture 1 Lesson: Explaining the Functionality and Utilization of SAP Process Integration 3 Unit 2: The System Landscape Directory (SLD) 3 Lesson: Maintaining Products and Software Components in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) 3 Lesson: Implementing Technical Systems in the System Landscape Directory 3 Lesson: Maintaining Business Systems for Use in the Integration Directory 5 Unit 3: Interface Objects in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR) 5 Lesson: Listing Options for Navigating the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) 5 Lesson: Analyzing Interface Objects in the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) 5 Lesson: Maintaining Interface Objects 5 Lesson: Defining Message Processing Types and Quality of Services 7 Unit 4: Object Mapping in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR) 7 Lesson: Creating Message Mapping Objects 7 Lesson: Mapping Between Service Interfaces 7 Lesson: Analyzing Asynchronous Integration Scenarios 9 Unit 5: Configuration of Integration Directory Communication Objects 9 Lesson: Using Configuration Views 9 Lesson: Creating Communication Channels in the Integration Directory (ID) 11 Unit 6: Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for ABAP Processing 11 Lesson: Analyzing Objects Used in the Configuration of Integration Engine (IE) Communication 11 Lesson: Analyzing Routing Objects Used in Integration Engine (IE) Communication 11 Lesson: Analyzing Multiple Receiver Objects Used in Integration Engine (IE) Communication Copyright. All rights reserved. vii

13 Unit 7: Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for Java Processing 13 Lesson: Maintaining Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE)- Only Processing 13 Lesson: Maintaining Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX) Message Processing 13 Lesson: Creating and Deploying Integration Flows to the Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX) 15 Unit 8: Operations of SAP Process Integration 15 Lesson: Using the Runtime Workbench 15 Lesson: Using the Process Integration Monitoring (PIMon) Home 15 Lesson: Using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator 17 Unit 9: Connectivity Options for SAP Process Integration 17 Lesson: Analyzing Connectivity Options Between Back-End Systems with SAP Process Integration 19 Unit 10: HTTP Connectivity Options 19 Lesson: Configuring the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Adapter 19 Lesson: Using Proxy Technology 19 Lesson: Checking the HTTP ABAP Adapter 19 Lesson: Using the HTTP_AAE (Java) Adapter 21 Unit 11: File Adapter Configuration 21 Lesson: Configuring the Receiver File Adapter 21 Lesson: Configuring a Sender File Adapter 23 Unit 12: Intermediate Document (IDoc) Connectivity Options 23 Lesson: Using the Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter with the Receiver Intermediate Document Adapter for the ABAP Stack 23 Lesson: Using the Sender Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter 23 Lesson: Using the Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter in the Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) 24 Lesson: Configuring a Complete Intermediate Document (IDoc) Scenario 25 Unit 13: Configuration of SAP Business Application Programming Interfaces (BAPIs) Connectivity 25 Lesson: Configuring the Receiver Remote Function Call (RFC) Adapter 25 Lesson: Configuring the Sender Remote Function Call (RFC) Scenario viii Copyright. All rights reserved.

27 Unit 14: Enterprise Services and B2B Connectivity 27 Lesson: Analyzing Enterprise Services 27 Lesson: Configuring Business-to-Business (B2B) Connectivity 29 Unit 15: Cross-Component Business Process Management (ccbpm) Integration Processes 29 Lesson: Analyzing the Runtime of the Cross-Component Business Process Management (ccbpm) 29 Lesson: Identifying the Steps to Create and Use an Integration Process Copyright. All rights reserved. ix

Course Overview TARGET AUDIENCE This course is intended for the following audiences: Business Process Architect Business Process Owner/Team Lead/Power User Developer Development Consultant Enterprise Architect System Administrator System Architect Technology Consultant Copyright. All rights reserved. xi

UNIT 1 SAP Process Integration Architecture Lesson 1: Describing SAP Process Integration Architecture Explain SAP Process Integration architecture Navigate to the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Navigate to the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) Navigate to the Integration Builder Lesson 2: Explaining the Functionality and Utilization of SAP Process Integration Explain the use of SAP Process Integration. Copyright. All rights reserved. 1

UNIT 2 The System Landscape Directory (SLD) Lesson 1: Maintaining Products and Software Components in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Use product and software components terminology Create products and software components in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Import software components from the System Landscape Directory (SLD) into the Enterprise Service Registry (ESR) Lesson 2: Implementing Technical Systems in the System Landscape Directory Implement technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Register SAP NetWeaver Application Server for ABAP in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Maintain the SAP NetWeaver Application Server for Java in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Create third-party technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Lesson 3: Maintaining Business Systems for Use in the Integration Directory Maintain a business system in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Import a business system into the System Landscape Directory (SLD) Copyright. All rights reserved. 3

UNIT 3 Interface Objects in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR) Lesson 1: Listing Options for Navigating the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) Use the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) as part of SAP Composition Environment and SAP Process Integration Access the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) objects Search the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) objects Lesson 2: Analyzing Interface Objects in the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) Display data types Display message types Display the service interfaces Display context objects Lesson 3: Maintaining Interface Objects Create interface objects Import interface objects in the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) Lesson 4: Defining Message Processing Types and Quality of Services Copyright. All rights reserved. 5

UNIT 4 Object Mapping in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR) Lesson 1: Creating Message Mapping Objects Display a message mapping Create message mappings Lesson 2: Mapping Between Service Interfaces Create an operation mapping in the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) Lesson 3: Analyzing Asynchronous Integration Scenarios Display an asynchronous process integration scenario Analyze the integration scenario model Describe the integration scenario model Copyright. All rights reserved. 7

UNIT 5 Configuration of Integration Directory Communication Objects Lesson 1: Using Configuration Views Explain configuration views Lesson 2: Creating Communication Channels in the Integration Directory (ID) Create a communication channel Copyright. All rights reserved. 9

UNIT 6 Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for ABAP Processing Lesson 1: Analyzing Objects Used in the Configuration of Integration Engine (IE) Communication Configure a configuration scenario in the Integration Directory (ID) Process messages using the Integration Engine (IE) Monitor Integration Engine (IE) messages Lesson 2: Analyzing Routing Objects Used in Integration Engine (IE) Communication Define logical routing Lesson 3: Analyzing Multiple Receiver Objects Used in Integration Engine (IE) Communication Configure multiple receivers Describe XML validation Copyright. All rights reserved. 11

UNIT 7 Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for Java Processing Lesson 1: Maintaining Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE)- Only Processing Analyze the Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) Lesson 2: Maintaining Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX) Message Processing List the functionality of the Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX) Lesson 3: Creating and Deploying Integration Flows to the Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX) Create an AEX integration flow Copyright. All rights reserved. 13

UNIT 8 Operations of SAP Process Integration Lesson 1: Using the Runtime Workbench Describe the Runtime Workbench Lesson 2: Using the Process Integration Monitoring (PIMon) Home Access SAP Process Integration Monitoring Lesson 3: Using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator Use the SAP NetWeaver Administrator functionality Copyright. All rights reserved. 15

UNIT 9 Connectivity Options for SAP Process Integration Lesson 1: Analyzing Connectivity Options Between Back-End Systems with SAP Process Integration Use different adapters Copyright. All rights reserved. 17

UNIT 10 HTTP Connectivity Options Lesson 1: Configuring the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Adapter Configure the sender Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) adapter Configure the receiver Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) adapter Lesson 2: Using Proxy Technology Use the proxy configuration Use the client proxy Use the server proxy Analyze the proxy configuration Lesson 3: Checking the HTTP ABAP Adapter Check the task of the HTTP adapter Lesson 4: Using the HTTP_AAE (Java) Adapter Use the HTTP_AAE (Java) adapter Copyright. All rights reserved. 19

UNIT 11 File Adapter Configuration Lesson 1: Configuring the Receiver File Adapter Configure the receiver file adapter Lesson 2: Configuring a Sender File Adapter Configure the sender file adapter Copyright. All rights reserved. 21

UNIT 12 Intermediate Document (IDoc) Connectivity Options Lesson 1: Using the Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter with the Receiver Intermediate Document Adapter for the ABAP Stack Analyze the Intermediate Document (IDoc) as an interface in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR) Use logical system names defined in the System Landscape Directory (SLD) for Intermediate Document (IDoc) use Review Intermediate Document (IDoc) metadata on the Integration Server Set up the configuration objects of the receiver Intermediate Document (IDoc) adapter in the Integration Directory (ID) Configure a runtime procedure for the receiver Intermediate Document (IDoc) adapter Lesson 2: Using the Sender Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter Configure the sender Intermediate Document (IDoc) adapter Lesson 3: Using the Intermediate Document (IDoc) Adapter in the Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) List the benefits of the IDOC_AAE Use the functionality options on the Remote Function Call (RFC) parameters tab Use the Intermediate Document (IDoc) functionality options on the Modules tab Use the functionality options of the Advanced tab Configure the receiver IDoc_AAE adapter Copyright. All rights reserved. 23

Unit 12: Intermediate Document (IDoc) Connectivity Options Lesson 4: Configuring a Complete Intermediate Document (IDoc) Scenario Configure an Intermediate Document (IDoc) scenario 24 Copyright. All rights reserved.

UNIT 13 Configuration of SAP Business Application Programming Interfaces (BAPIs) Connectivity Lesson 1: Configuring the Receiver Remote Function Call (RFC) Adapter Check Remote Function Call (RFC) signatures Configure the receiver Remote Function Call (RFC) adapter Configure the receiver Remote Function Call (RFC) scenario Lesson 2: Configuring the Sender Remote Function Call (RFC) Scenario Configure the sender Remote Function Call (RFC) scenario in SAP Process Integration Configure the sender Remote Function Call (RFC) scenario in the SAP back end Execute communication through the sender Remote Function Call (RFC) adapter Copyright. All rights reserved. 25

UNIT 14 Enterprise Services and B2B Connectivity Lesson 1: Analyzing Enterprise Services Analyze and access Web services Analyze enterprise service-oriented architecture (SOA) and enterprise services Analyze the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) role in service-oriented architecture (SOA) Lesson 2: Configuring Business-to-Business (B2B) Connectivity List B2B connectivity tools Configure communication parties in the Integration Directory (ID) Configure the virtual receiver in the Integration Directory (ID) Use parties for Application Link Enabling (ALE) Use industry standards in SAP Process Integration Copyright. All rights reserved. 27

UNIT 15 Cross-Component Business Process Management (ccbpm) Integration Processes Lesson 1: Analyzing the Runtime of the Cross-Component Business Process Management (ccbpm) List different types of Business Process Management (BPM) List correlations between messages Lesson 2: Identifying the Steps to Create and Use an Integration Process List design objects for an integration process Use the business process editor Display an integration process in the Integration Directory Check the runtime of an integration process on the ABAP stack Copyright. All rights reserved. 29