SAP activities
- Overview of the SAP connector
- Creating or editing a SAP endpoint
Endpoints provide the SAP connection information that Studio and the Integration Appliance use to connect to the SAP system. - Downloading and installing the SAP Jar Files and DLLs
To connect to an SAP system from studio, you must install SAP DLLs and jar files onto your Windows development machine. You must have the SAP login credentials to enter the SAP Support Portal and download the files. - Configuring Single Sign-on (SSO) and Secure Network Communications (SNC) for SAP connector
- SAP Invoke BAPI activity
Use the SAP Invoke BAPI activity to call a Business Object Method (BAPI), that is remotely enabled at the specified SAP Endpoint, during run time. - SAP Invoke RFC activity
Use the SAP Invoke RFC activity to call a Remote Function Call (RFC), that is remotely enabled at the specified SAP endpoint, during run time. - SAP Receive IDOC activity
Use the SAP Receive IDOC activity to act as a server and listenson the configured SAP endpoint, during run time. The activity receives an IDOC from the specified SAP endpoint and converts it to XML data. The SAP Receive IDOC activity is a starter activity. - SAP Send IDOC activity
Use the SAP Send IDOC activity to send an IDOC to the specified SAP endpoint, during run time. - SAP Receive RFC activity
Use the SAP Receive RFC activity to act as a server and listen on the configured SAP endpoint, during run time. The activity receives RFC from the specified SAP endpoint and converts it to XML data. The SAP Receive RFC activity is a starter activity. This activity can be configured in both synchronous and asynchronous mode. - SAP Send RFC Response activity
The SAP Send RFC Response activity sends a reply back to the sender (SAP) of the SAP Receive RFC request. - Troubleshooting and support
Troubleshooting techniques and self-help information help you identify and solve problems quickly. This topic provides potential solutions for issues you would have with the SAP connector.