B2B scenario

My scenario is file to idoc
sender party
Sender is business service
Receiver is business system for Idoc
i am getting the following error in moni
Unable to convert sender XI party http://sap.com/xi/XI / XIParty / Nordea to an IDoc partner
Can any one help me

Hi,
You have specified earlier that you are using Sender Party, so there should be a schema and agency assigned to it, you need to provide that.
eg: Agency : <ECCSID><CLIENT>
Schema : ALE#KU or
ALE#LI
Please not that both these values (in idoc adapter and Sender Party) should be same
Regards
Suraj

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For sending file in B2B scenario

Hello Friends,
I need to pass a file to my client's business partner...
I think its a B2B scenario...
So how to transfer a file my client to his business parntner.
Please suggest which adpter to use at receiver side and how to handle the configuration..
It should be secure and reliable

hi,
you have to use FILE ADAPTER but you need to use PARTY when you are using BPM
check this blogs for reference
BPM means Business process management
To deal with Multiple sender and receivers based on the conditions we could use BPM. Its one of the feature of BPM, but its not mandatory to go for BPM for each n every case. Its depends upon scnenario.
BPM steps are divided into two types:
1)message steps
2)flow steps
message steps are :
a)send step
b)receive step
c)receiver determination step
d)tranformation step
flow steps are:
a)control step
b)container operation
c)block step
d)wait step
e)fork step
f)switch step
g)undefined step
h)loop step
Check these
BPM:
Walkthrough with BPM - Walk through BPM BPM in XI https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/xi/integrationProcess%28ccBPM%29inXI&
BPM-1 Walkthrough with BPM
BPM-2 Reconciliation of Messages in BPM
BPM-3 RFC Scenario using BPM --Starter Kit
BPM-4 The specified item was not found.
Schedule BPM Schedule Your BPM
Use of Synch - Asynch bridge in ccBPM Demonstrating Use of Synchronous-Asynchronous Bridge to Integrate Synchronous and Asynchronous systems using ccBPM in SAP Xi
Use of Synch - Asynch bridge in ccBPM https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/1403 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
without BPM Sync/Async scenarios without BPM
without BPM1 Sync/Async communication in JMS adapter without BPM (SP19)
IDOC BPM IDOCs (Multiple Types) Collection in BPM
multimapping without BPM /people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible---- Multi Map With out BPM
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reward points if helpfull
regards
kummari

Namespace issue in a B2B scenario

Hi all,
I have an iDoc to iDoc B2B scenario (R/3<->XI<->XI<->R/3),
My partner has defined an iDoc extention and sent me the xsd.
Now I have a problem in defining the interface because I don't have the same iDoc definition(different R/3 version) so I cannot import it into the IR, and I cannot define the message type and message interface as an external definition because the MI is in the iDoc reserved namespace.
How can I solve this conflict ?
Thanks,
Elad.

Hi Elad (or Ofir?),
my idea was to change temporary connection data for import from SAP system of SWKV. The question is, if you dont have connection to that system, how do you want to connect with XI and how do you want to test?
2. idea was: instead of imported idoc you just create a dummy interface in repository. The interfaces itselfes (and so the imported idocs) will not be validated by integration engine. Only if you use message mapping you really NEED a correct XSD schema.
So something like R/3 idoc -> own interface -> any mapping except message mapping -> loaded idoc interface -> other R/3
Regards,
Udo

JMS in a B2B scenario

We have a scenario where external partners will transmit requests to our application, which will reply back with some results. Some of the other requirements for our application are: support for concurrency, scalability, high avail, etc.
We feel that using EJBs to model our application will help us because the EJB container/appl server will handle security, transactions, etc. That's good - but, our problem is how would the external client applications communicate with us ?
One solution would be: we expose the remote interfaces of our EJBs and the external applications code to that interface. But, this may mean that any time we change our interfaces, the external applications also need to be changed. This may be a pain ;-)
But, what if the external applications send requests encapsulated in a mutually-agreed message format and receive responses via messages ? Yes, I am thinking about JMS. Our external applications can send messages to queues in our JMS provider. Our application picks up requests from a "request" queue and inserts results into a "results" queue. The external applications will obtain these results from this queue.
I was going to spend more time researching on this, when I came across the JMS FAQ, which says that JMS is to be used only within an enterprise, while ebXML messaging is recommended for a B2B scenario.
Before I discard my current line of thinking, I would like to get some input/advice/suggestions as to whether JMS will work in our scenario. If not, what kind of an architecture would help us ?
Thanks a lot !

We have a scenario where external partners will
transmit requests to our application, which will reply
back with some results. Some of the other requirements
for our application are: support for concurrency,
scalability, high avail, etc.
We feel that using EJBs to model our application will
help us because the EJB container/appl server will
handle security, transactions, etc. That's good - but,
our problem is how would the external client
applications communicate with us ?
One solution would be: we expose the remote interfaces
of our EJBs and the external applications code to that
interface. But, this may mean that any time we change
our interfaces, the external applications also need to
be changed. This may be a pain ;-)
But, what if the external applications send requests
encapsulated in a mutually-agreed message format and
receive responses via messages ? Yes, I am thinking
about JMS. Our external applications can send messages
to queues in our JMS provider. Our application picks
up requests from a "request" queue and inserts results
into a "results" queue. The external applications will
obtain these results from this queue.
I was going to spend more time researching on this,
when I came across the JMS FAQ, which says that JMS is
to be used only within an enterprise, while ebXML
messaging is recommended for a B2B scenario.
Before I discard my current line of thinking, I would
like to get some input/advice/suggestions as to
whether JMS will work in our scenario. If not, what
kind of an architecture would help us ?
Thanks a lot !
Hi,
I don't think you need discard your current thinking. Yes some JMS implementations are best placed in the enterprise however some are designed specifically for external connectivity and building business partner networks. Our own product ( Nirvana ) is one that has been designed for externally facing middleware connectivity. Our messaging functionality resides above a pluggable transport layer and supports sockets, SSL enabled sockets, HTTP and HTTPS transports. The whole proxy and firewall traversal problem is handled correctly. There is no requirement for a web server ( although we have produced an Apache module for reverse proxying ) running a suite of servlets.
We are currently packaging a new release that provides a new JMS implementation as well as a P2P framework. All of which runs over our pluggable transport drivers. The P2P framework supports the concept of BOP's ( Business Object Proxies ) , this functionality allows you to create services that are directly accessible from pretty much anywhere.
We would be more than happy to provide you with an early access distribution prior to us updating our web site. Please feel free to contact us.
Paul Brant
http://www.my-channels.com/
Email: [email protected]

How to test the B2B scenario ?

How to test the B2B scenario ?
Because the client may not give permition to test, then i heard one thing in RWB we can test the data, how and where we can test the data ?

Venkat,
Follow the below procedure.
Go to RWB, choose Component Monitoring , click Click Display
Expand Integration Server node -Click Integration Engine .
In the bottom of the page go to TestMessage tab.
In the Service/Interface/InterfaceNamespace enter the Sender Service & Outbound Interface details
Enter your username & pwd and choose the qos.
Paste the payload in the payload area.
Now click SendMessage .
Done!
raj.

B2B Scenario(urgent)

Hi...Experts,
i am going to do B2B Scenario in Banking..i am getting the response immediatly from target to source..
i think IDOC is not support for this requirement..i am planing to go for RFC at sender side .because IDOC is not having the capability to receive the response from target..for this requirement i am planing to go for RFC-SOAP scenario..
if i am wrong pls correct me...
pls give me some suggestions..
*****for helpful answers i will assign the full points***
thank u,
Pasi

Hi,
Refer these links..
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/27/b2b-configuration-part-i--creating-an-integration-scenario
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/29/b2b-configuration-part-ii--creating-the-configuration-using-the-automated-configuration-tool
/people/james.guanzon/blog/2006/02/22/how-to-support-industry-standards-in-xi-part-i-of-iii--interfaces
/people/james.guanzon/blog/2006/03/23/how-to-support-industry-standards-in-xi-part-ii-of-iii--mapping
/people/james.guanzon/blog/2006/09/09/how-to-support-industry-standards-in-xi-part-iii-of-iii--config-test
B2B Integration
Integration Scenario Configuator and Business Services (B2B)
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c189119d-0801-0010-a6a2-f0b010e727ac?prtmode=navigate
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/23/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-1
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/28/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-2
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/09/03/invoke-webservices-using-sapxi - Invoke Webservices using SAPXI
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/03/01/testing-xi-exposed-web-services
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/2131 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/336365d3-0401-0010-9884-
a651295aeaa9
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/336365d3-0401-0010-9884-
a651295aeaa9
Some blogs that will help you configure B2B scenarios;
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/09/08/b2b-and-the-hype-about-the-party
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/09/13/wanna-party
Chk this link also:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/69/a6fb3fea9df028e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
regards
Aashish Sinha
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What is a B2B scenario definition from XI perspective ?

Hi All,
what is a b2b scenario in xi ? suppose, data flows from wholesale dealer database to companies r/3 system, will it be a b2b scenario ?

Hi,
Here goes a simple explanation :
A2A is application to application. When two applications in a company communicates with each other we call it an A2A scenario and if its across Companies we call it B2B or buisness to buisness.
B2B scenarios come in to picture when communication is between two Organizations or parties.
Let's say, there are 2 companies, and they have a different systems, which need to be integrated. For Ex: your client is using SAP R/3 and their customer is having some other technology. they want to integrate each Appications. this is B2B.
"B2B" is contemporary shorthand for a longtime sales practice called business-to-business. B2B transactions primarily target companies and other wholesale buyers, while transactions targeting individuals are called B2C, or business-to-customer. Many organizations have both B2B and B2C components, but it's not unusual for a company to specialize in B2B services or sales. In fact, the vast majority of products and services sold are considered to be B2B in nature
If you do the Intergration for the BP out side the Customer LAND SCAPE then it is called a B2B
The scenarion you are talking about falls under B2B , if the wholesale dealer database and r/3 system doesnot fall under same company (enterprise).
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Divya

Regarding A2A & B2B Scenario development in SAP PI /XI?

Hello Experts,
Kindly clarify my doubt regarding A2A & B2B Scenario's development in SAP PI / XI.
I mean when to use & which adapter user in which scenario & specifically what difference does it make when we use one adapter in one scenario meant for another one. Will it work?
The Question may be quite Naive to all of you but still want to clear some thing from my head.
Best Regards
Priyesh Shah

Hi Inaki Vila,
Thanks for Reply, i did searched SDN before raising this question. i stumble upon this difference between A2A and B2B scenarios.but the question still remain in my head what adapters should i use for B2B scenario is it necessary that i should use EDIFACT for B2B & not for A2A. Here in my company we are handling a client which has several legacy system in landscape which are integrated to SAP ERP with SAP PI here they mostly used File Adapters, what happens if i use File Adapters for B2B scenario.
Best Regards
Priyesh Shah

IDOC to JDBC -- B2B scenario

Hi,
What are the Adaptors used for a B2B scenario to send an IDOC from R3 system to an Oracle database.
Thank You!

Hi San,
what Nikhil suggested is right
In Addition to above
Check this link for IDOC Configuration
Configuring IDOC
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d19fe210-0d01-0010-4094-a6fba344e098
and this for Recieving JDBC adapter
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/64/ce4e886334ec4ea7c2712e11cc567c/content.htm
Reward if helpful
Regards
Sachin

JDBC in B2B scenarios

HI All,
Here my question is
Can we use the JDBC communication channel(Adapter) in B2B scenarios?
In our case, we have a JDBC database which is not in our local network. It is residing in our partner's network.
Please share your thoughts.
I have experience in JDBC sender and receiver scenarios.So please no links to classical JDBC scenarios.
Regards,
Samiullah.

Hi,
If you are able to acces partner network in your client enviornment then you can use clasical approach.Check with basis team/network team they will help you.
Regards,
Raj

B2B Scenario : Party Identifiers

Hi all ,
I have B2B scenario. ( IDOC to Mail)
My question is : Can I have more then one identifier for same Agency and schema pair?
XI is not allowing me to configure two identifiers for same Agency and schema pair. Is their any work around for this ?
Regards,
Sheetal

Hi Sheetal,
> My question is : Can I have more then one identifier for same Agency and schema pair?
Only if you setup another party. This can makes sense if you map parties in the receiver agreement.
> They have three partner profiles created in same R3. They will send IDOC from either of three to XI and I need to process those IDOCs and send a mail
I think you dont need parties here. Just process the IDocs messages - may be depending on value of field EDIDC40/RCVPRN - to a normal third party email receiver system.
Regards,
Udo

Modify the login page (login.jsp) of B2B scenario of the Internet Sales app

All
I wanted to modify the login page (login.jsp) of B2B scenario of the Internet Sales application
By typing the URL "http://<servername>:50001/b2b/b2b/init.do." I could able to see the login page
My requirement is to add an extra link in this page
when I use showmodule=true it gives the location of jsp which is "user/logon/login.jsp"
I could able to find this jsp in the DC "crm-isa-web-b2b"
when I open the DC in package explorer i could able to locate this jsp in a jar file but not able to open/modify it
Awaiting experts response
Thanks
Murali.K.N

When I work on ours ISA4, I go to the file on the server
\jsp\crm.b2b\servlet_jsp\b2b\root\b2b\login\login.jsp
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A2A and B2B Scenarios

Hello Friends,
Can any one explain what is A2A and B2B Scenarios and please explain what is asynchronous and synchronous communication.
Thnks&Rgds,
Dinesh

Hi Dinesh,
1. A2A integration involves configuring your system landscape, designing your integration scenarios, configuration of the scenarios, handling messages. In which you communicate at application level.
2. B2B Integration
Its something in which two business are integrated like: we develop scenario like legacy system to MDM using XI.
Now two businesses are communicating. See the link:
http://resources.ecommercetimes.com/search/keyword/ecommercetimes/Definition%20B2B/Definition%20B2B
3. Asynchronous communication:
Means you will send the data but no response will come from the receving end called Asynchronous communication. You will just send, disadv: your data may lost.
4. Synchronous:
Every time sender will send the data, receiver will give a response say acknowledgement to the sender that data received.
Adv: if data is not going to receiver it can be delivered again.
Rewrads if found helpful.
BR,
Alok Sharma

What ia A2A and B2B scenario

Hi all,
Can any body please guide me about A2A and B2B scenario? What are both and what are the differences between the two.
Thanks,
Kulwant

Hi Kulwant,
Pls check the following conversations to understand A2A and B2B
can anyone explain A2A & B2B AND BPM & ccBPM with an example..
A2A and B2B
A2A Vs B2B
What is the real use of party ? When we will go for Parties?
B2B weblog
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/09/08/b2b-and-the-hype-about-the-party
Regards,
Ram

Need guidence on B2B scenario

Hi Experts,
need your help on the following questions:
1. when the partner system is installed on its local network how can the pi get connected to it? and how can i do a connection
test?
2.is there any document about a practical b2b scenario? i need a step by step guide .
any helpful replies will be rewarded.
dario

Dario,
As your PI and your partner system is separated by firewall, then you need to ask the IT Security team to open ports for any communication between you and them. Even if your PI system and your partner system is kept in DMZ, unless you open communication ports, you will not be able to transfer data. Your physical IP s are not exposed to anywhere as you will be providing the natted IP to your partner and same will they do.
Rajesh has suggested to use encryption for communication and that has to be carried out in any case as you are not supposed to expose your systems directly to the outside world and the mode of communication is over the internet.
Common B2B adapters we have heard about are CIDX, RosettaNet,etc, although I have not used them ever. I am not sure about the JDBC communication over internet will be possible or not, if possible then the connection parameters you have provided should work,but the consideration is that you have the connectivity established. In this case your default communication port should be the db port.
As you said, you are planning to use VPN connectivity, in that case, I believe , if your client's LAN is accessible to you, then you need not open communication ports, even. But the Database must be accessible through this VPN Client IP. You must have VPN access to Client's Database server from your PI and they must be connected. If you straightaway use VPN IP as the DB IP, then I do not think it will come useful to you.
Regards,
Sugata
Edited by: Netweaver_I3L on Jul 16, 2010 10:54 AM
Edited by: Netweaver_I3L on Jul 16, 2010 10:57 AM

WebServices + B2B Scenario

hi all,
i want to integrate BPEL & EIS(PeopleSoft). but i have little confusion tht which way i should use.i mean
1) HTTP - SOAP
or 2) Adapters.
It seems if its B2B Scenario then we should prefer Http - soap While for for internal infrastructure we should use Adapters.
Can anyone plz elaborate this....???
Can i use Adapters in B2B scenario...???
thanks
/mishit

Short answer is yes....you can use adapters to expose EIS functionality via ESB layer in 10.1.3. For prior releases you need to wrap them in a simple BPEL process.
What is the real use case here? Can you eloborate what you mean by integrating BPEL and EIS. You know that the BPEL process itself is a WS and is invokable over HTTP/SOAP.
Adapters use JCA binding and you need a WS client supporting WSIF to invoke them directly. BPEL and ESB containers provide that functionality transparently.
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