Use the SAP Servers screen to list all configured SAP Servers, their corresponding RFC maps, and listeners.
You can also display the following screens from this screen:
SAP Servers
The fields in this section describe information about the configured SAP
servers, their corresponding application servers, RFC function maps, and
listeners.
Name
Displays the name of the user configured server(s). If no server is configured yet the table is empty. Click Add Server to add a SAP server.Pools
Displays the number of session pools that exist for this server. Click the link to get to the Pools for SAP Server screen.Locked sessions
Displays the number of sessions that are locked. Click the link to get to the Locked sessions for SAP Server screen.Maps
In the SAP Business Connector terminology, a map is an association between a RFC on a SAP system and a service on the SAP Business Connector Server. These associations can be created for inbound (SAP calling SAP BC) and outbound (SAP BC calling SAP) RFCs. Maps can also rename parameters or filter out selected parameters entirely. Click the Maps button to open the RFC/IS Service Function Maps screen.Listeners
Displays the number of configured RFC listeners (default is 0, indicating that there are no listeners defined). Click the link to get to the SAP Listeners screen.Delete
Click the Delete symbol to remove a configured server. The symbol appears only when at least one server is configured.
Add Server
Click the Add Server button
to get to the Add SAP Server screen.
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Call a BAPI or a Function Module from SAP BC creating a map of the function. | |
Create a listener on the SAP Business Connector Server to respond to RFCs issued by the SAP server. | |
Define an SAP Server to establish communication between an SAP System and the SAP Business Connector. | |
Verify that the SAP BC can successfully connect to the defined SAP server. |