Send an IDoc over JCo

Hi,
I'm a newbie and I'm wondering if its possible to send an IDoc with the JCo to the SAP-System.
It's a work for university, but nobody here has any experiences with SAP.
I've got a Mini-WAS 6.20 Testsystem (the one with the Flightbooking example on it). I have an IDoc (with an order) generated from an java application.
My part is to get this IDoc in this SAP-System. Only get it somehow stored, thats all. No checking if order is somehow valid, concerning availability or whatever.
Question:
- Can I send an IDoc with JCo?
- In order to store this IDoc, can a BAPI (or whatever other possibilities there are) do the "storing" for me?
- What else must I configure?
- Is there a good tutorial for my problem?
Any suggestions are very welcome, since I need a starting point.
Thanks
Jonny

Hi, Johannes!
- Can I send an IDoc with JCo?
Yes you can. All you need is SAP Java IDoc Class Library.

The SAP Java IDoc Class Library consists of two parts, the SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library and the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library.
The packages of the SAP Java IDoc Class Library include the software as well as documentation. The SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library provides an API which helps navigating, reading, filling, and modifying IDocs. This base package is middleware independent. Creating, sending, and receiving IDocs is middleware dependent. To make use of the SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library you will need an additional middleware dependent add-on package implementing the defined interfaces like the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library. In the package of the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library examples are included.
The Windows NT / 2000 Ports of the SAP Java IDoc Class Library are shipped as zip files. The Unix Ports of the SAP Java IDoc Class Library are shipped as tgz files.
- In order to store this IDoc, can a BAPI (or whatever other possibilities there are) do the "storing" for me?
Storing of IDoc is performed on the receiving part - system does it automatically.
- What else must I configure?
You have to set up logical destination for JCo partner as well as inbound partner profile for corresponding IDoc message type.
- Is there a good tutorial for my problem?
Working examples and java docs included in SAP Java IDoc Class Library distribution is a good starting point.
Regards,
Maxim.

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I am facing to send IDOC through JCO(Java Connector Object). if some body have idea then reply me.
In previous dovelopment i was using BAPI for save data . Now my requirement is IDOC.
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Edited by: sandeep verma on Jan 2, 2009 2:41 PM
Edited by: sandeep verma on Jan 2, 2009 2:41 PM

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Hi All
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 message: while trying to invoke the method java.lang.Object.hashCode() of an object loaded from local variable 'key'
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 error group: 104
 key: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE
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