To generate the module, which is the artifact that can be exported
to an EAR file for deployment, you create the module, include the adapter
in the module, and specify an alias used to authenticate the caller to the
SAP server.
- In the Generate Artifacts window, create a new module.
- Click New.
- Click Create a module project and click Next.
- Type split.
As you type
the name of the module, the name is added to the path next to Directory.
- Click Finish.
- Accept the default value for Name and Deploy
connector with module.
- Select Use discovered connection properties.
When you select Use discovered connection properties,
the entries you made earlier (such as user name and IP address) are displayed
at the bottom of the window.
- Indicate the authentication alias to use by typing the alias that
you created (in the beginning of the tutorial) in the administrative console.
In the example shown earlier, the alias is widNode/SAP_Auth_Alias.
- Use the information in the following table to set the required
inbound connection properties. If a property is already filled in (for example,
Client), leave the value that was generated in an earlier task. If you need
information about the values to enter, see your SAP administrator.
Option |
Description |
Gateway Host |
Specify the SAP gateway host
where the gateway service is running. |
Gateway Service |
Specify the gateway server
identifier. This value is often sapgw00. |
RFC Program ID |
Specify the program identifier
under which the RFC server program registers. |
Auto Create Event Table |
Select this check
box. |
Event Recovery Table Name |
Type the name
you specified when you created the data source (ALEEventRecoveryDS). |
Event Recovery DataSource (JNDI) Name |
Type
the name you specified when you created the data source (jdbc/
ALEEventRecovery). |
Username to connect to Event Datasource |
Type
the name you use to access the data source. |
Password to connect to Event Datasource |
Type
the password you use to access the data source. |
- Click Finish.
- Set the MsgType property for the Create operation in the SapAlereq01
business object.
- In the Business Integration perspective, expand Data
Types (under the split module), and double-click SapAlereq01 to
open it.
Figure 1. Data Types of the split module
- Click the SapAlereq01 business object, and in the Properties
tab, click Application Info.
Figure 2. The Properties tab associated with SapAlereq01
- Expand sapasi:Operation, and type ALEREQ01 in
the sapasi:MsgType field.
Figure 3. The ASI element properties
- Close the SapAlereq01 tab.
- In the Save Resource window, click Yes.
Result
The new split module is added to the Business Integration Perspective.
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