Sending IDocs to a webservice

I know that you can send IDocs to SAP using sap\bc\idoc_xml. I am wondering if there is any documentation out there describing how to call a webservice and send IDocs from SAP to that webservice (not using XI). I am looking for a way to send IDoc data (CREMAS) to a webservice.

I feel your question is out of the webservice scope. but perhaps the OUT parameter can meet your requirement if i understand your question correctly.
E.g.
create or replace procedure WebServiceTest (soap_respond OUT varchar2(30000) as
http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/procedures.php
HTH,
Kevin

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Experts,
Need to Develop IDOC-XI--SOAP(Webservice) Sync Communication Interface
I have importing the Standard Idoc & External Def for WSDL ,which has the Request & Response Structure.
I need to handle the SYNC message in the XI and ignore it/ do not pass to the source system.
Any Weblog will help ,
Thnaks
Edward

Hi Edward,
Follow the steps given below
In IR create following objects:
1: Import Web Service definition file in External Definition.
2: Import IDoc ZDLVRY. (I have used custom IDoc)
3: Create Message Interface
     a. Abstract Synchronous for sender
     b. Abstract Synchronous for Receiver
     c. Abstract Asynchronous for request
     d. Abstract Asynchronous for response
4. Create Message Mapping for Source Request to Target Request
5. Create Message Mapping for Target Response to Source Response.
6. Create Interface mapping and specify proper input in request and response tab.
7. Create Integration Process
Configuration in ID:
1. Create Integration Process for BPM created in IR.
2. Create receiver determination
    a. From SAP R/3 to Integration Process
    b. From Integration Process to Third Party (Web Service)
    c. From Integration Process to SAP R/3
3. Create Interface Determination
    a. From SAP R/3 to Integration Process
    b. From Integration Process to Third Party (Web Service)
    c. From Integration Process to SAP R/3
4. Create Receiver Agreement
5. Create Communication channel for Soap Receiver and IDoc Receiver.
6. Create Receiver Agreement for Soap Receiver
7. Create Receiver Agreement for IDoc Receiver
if u have any doubt in any step please let me know
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Sending IDoc from Non-SAP system to XI

Dear all,
We have a non sap system which needs to send IDoc to XI, Please could you answer my following four questions
1. What should be the values for the following fields in the IDoc control record
e.g. RCVPRN = <logical system name of XI>
SNDPOR
SNDPRT
SNDPRN
RCVPRT
RCVPOR
2. How does XI decide which port(idx1) to be used when it receives an idoc
3. The third party system is a non sap one, so it does not have a client no, so I would assume, I need to use another SAP system as a meta data provider, in that case, how would i tell XI to use that port when it receives IDocs from the non-SAP system ?
4. In what step does XI use the logical system name of the Business system(in SLD)?
Thanks in advance
cheers
danus
Edited by: Chidambaram Danus on Jan 25, 2008 2:21 PM

Hi
there is bit wrong interpretation of the statement
If the sender system is a non-SAP system, the sender service is identified from the logical system name of the sender port.
If the sender system is nonSAP it indicates taht the data is coming to XI from non sap systems such as file, database, webservice etc. to XI and from XI it will pass to sap as IDOC inbound.
For this you need to create the logical system in SAP (receiver) and pass on that value to IDOC header.
You could maintain it in the Business service used for Sender system (nonSAP). here it will be available in the tabs ---> History.
note : IDOC is the concept of data container in SAP, you will not be able to have the IDOCs in non sap systems...
Thanks
Swarup
Edited by: Swarup Sawant on Jan 25, 2008 2:54 PM

SAP(Idoc) = XI = ThirdPart(WebService)

Hello friends!
I have a problem with development of acknowledgement system with SAP(Idoc) <=> XI <=> ThirdPart(WebService) scenario.
My case:
Scenario looks like:
SAP(Idoc) <=>(Idoc adapter) XI (SOAP adapter)<=> ThirdPart(WebService)
It must work this way:
SAP system send IDOC, then XI map it and send it via SOAP-adapter to third part webservice. Then webservice answer to XI with structure сontains "TRUE" or "FALSE",
and then XI must inform SAP ALE/IDOC system if current information from idoc was successfully added to webservice or not.
But how can I get it? As far as I understand ALE/IDOC system I have to create ALEAUD by myself, put status of idoc depends on webservice return and send ALEAUD idoc to SAP.
I'am right?

Hi,
You can use BPM for this Idoc--Soap Sync Process
Design objects:
Data type & Message Type
1) Import the IDOC and Later you import the Idoc, doble click on it a export it to your driver, next import it as External Definition for reason becouse if not, you wont be able to create a MI type synch with IDOC and genericResponse structure
2) Create data type for your Response Type of IDOC
3) Import the WSDL File For Request and the Response Type
4) Create the Message types according to the Data types which we created
Messgae Interface:
1) Outbound synchronous:
 output message will be ur idoc external definition file
 input message will be ur message type that u have created.
2) Abstract Outbound Synchronous:
 use the same as in Outbound Synchronous
3) Inbound Synchronous:
 input message will be ur request message of RFC/WebService
 output message will be ur response message of RFC/Webservice
4)Abstract Inbound Sunchronous:
 input message will be ur request message of RFC/WebService
 output message will be ur response message of RFC/Webservice
Mapping
Request Message Mapping:
b/w ur idoc external definiton and request message of RFC/WS
response Message Mapping:
b/w ur Response message of RFC/WS and ur message type
Interface Mapping
Import MI(abstract) of IDOC
Import MI of WS
select the mapping for request and response Tab
BPM
1) In container window define a variable named IDoc_ABS with category abstract interface and
 type (select the MI of IDOC alone)
 define a variable named GenericRespnse_abs with category abstract interface and type (select
 MI of genericResponse alone)
2) Create a Recieve Step --> in property message select the container you define before of idoc.
3) Define a Send Step--> mode synchronous
 select MI type abstract and sync (idoc and genericResponse)
 for property request message selects container Idoc_ABS
 for property response message selects container GenericRespnse_abs.
Save your Changes and thats all for BPM
*Configuration *
1) Create scenario
 Assign BS and create comunication channels with QoS (quality of service) type BE
2) Import your BPM
 Create a Receiver Determination
-->in the target service select the BPM. Save
-->In overview windown at foot windowns select MI IDoc_abs only. nothing else
Create a Receiver Determination
-->here the system who send data is BPM
-->in the target service select the BS of receiver system.Save
-->In overview windown at foot windowns select interface mapping and assing communication channel
what we do here. the flow is next
1) Receive data from sender system and send it to BPM
2) BPM call bs of target system (WS). how? because in interface determination you selected
 before the interface mapping
Regards
Seshagiri

Sender IDOC and Receiver Soap

Hi,
I dont Know how to do the Scenario.
I never used Sender IDOC in XI.
I am Using Now.
Cany Any one of u Explain in Detail about Sender IDOC How to configure..
I Dont Know How to define Logical system and where to define and when to use.
I need compl,ete Information/
Ponts willbe awarded.
Regards,
Jayasimha
[email protected]

Hi ,
Go thru this Blog for posting the IDoc from R/3 to XI.
<a href="/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/02/23/configuration-steps-required-for-posting-idocsxi Steps for Posting IDOC's</a> by Ravikumar Allampalam
<a href="/people/swaroopa.vishwanath/blog/2007/01/22/ale-configuration-for-pushing-idocs-from-sap-to-xi Configuration for Pushing IDOC's from SAP to XI</a> by Swaroopa Vishwanath
This Blog explains the RFC to WEBSERVICE scenario.
Configure your scenario like this except making the changes to the sender as IDoc instead of RFC.
<a href="/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/23/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-1 -> XI -> WebService - A Complete Walkthrough (Part 1)</a> by Shabarish Vijayakumar
<a href="/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/28/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-2 -> XI -> WebService - A Complete Walkthrough (Part 2)</a> by Shabarish Vijayakumar
Regards
Santhosh
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We need to send IDoc's (DEBMAS06) from R/3 to XI and bundle and map them to a single xml-file. Please help us with your suggestions on how to proceed using a simple solution (probably need of BPM).
Regards,
Theo

Hi Theo,
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Hello experts,
I am facing a very unlikely error which is preventing me from testing my scenario.
I dont have XI quality server and hence I am using my development server as both dev and quality. Hence I need to connect both dev and quality SAP R/3 system to my XI dev system. While I have done all the configurations in my XI and both SAP R/3 systems, its giving me error when i am trying to send IDOC from quality system.
In quality R/3 i have done the following:
1) Created RFC for my XI dev server
2) Created port for this RFC
3) Created partner profile adding all required IDOCS in the outbound parameters
4) Created distribution channel for all the idocs
In XI dev system i have done the following:
1) Created RFC for both dev and quality of R/3
2) Created port for both the RFCs
3) Maintained the IDOC metadata for both the ports
Now when I am pusing IDOC via dev of r/3 (we19) is working fine but when I am doing the same from quality of r/3 its giving me status code of idoc as 37 that says "An error was identified in the control record while adding an IDoc. The sender port SAPQTY_510 is invalid."
But I have created this sender port SAPQTY_510 in my XI dev system and have also maintained the idoc metadata. I dont know why this error is coming.
Can anyone please point out what mistake i have done or if i missed sometig as I am trying to connect 2 r/3 systems to one XI system.
Its really urgent hence your help will be highly apreciated.
Thanks,
Yash

hi yash,
where you created SAPQTY_510 ,it should be created in R/3 Quality RFC destinations.
In XI DEV create port like SAPxxx WHERE xxx is SID of quality system.
actually we are getting confused.
i guess you used same name SAPQTY_510 in quality R/3 and XI DEV .
In error it says sender port SAPQTY_510 is invalid mean port of Source not XI DEV(receiver).
just try to use some other name say SAPXXX_QUA and confirm the error.
when IDOC is sent to XI DEV ,port of XIDEV SAPQTY_510 has nothing to play any role .
just check whether rfc destination of sender port (QUALITY R/3)you used is of type 3.
so please check at which port error is coming.
Thanks & Regards,
Rama Krishna
Edited by: rama krishna talluri on Mar 5, 2008 10:02 AM

Message SR 053 when i send idoc from SAp R/3 4.6C to PI 7

Hi,
I try to send idoc from SAP r/3 4.6C to PI 7. I had made ALE configuration in my sender system ( SAP 4.6C) but idocs are not sent to PI. In SM58 i have message "Name or password is incorrect (repeat logon)". Yet i'm sure that user and password are correct because if i test RFC destination using SM59 , test is OK.
Is somebody can help me ?

Hi,
In R/3 :
my RFC destination is type 3 and point to XI. The port in the partner profile point to this RFC destination. ( all seems good !).
In Xi : i created a port and i load manually idoc in idx2 to be sure that RFC destination was OK. Nothing in IDX5.
When i send idoc MATMAS using BD10 from R3 to Xi i have something very strange: first the message B1 038 "1 master IDocs set up for message type MATMAS" and just after
the XI logon screen appears !! Then message "1 communication IDoc(s) generated for message type MATMAS" and this idoc stay in SM58 with message "Name or password is incorrect (repeat logon)".
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Partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC

Dear Experts ,
Do we need a partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC.
or Just Port on TRFC is enough ..?
if i need to create a Partner profile ...how to define a logical system and how Assign Logical System to Client... when there is no client for JAVA only PI system ..?
thanks
Shakif

Hi Mohamed,
You need to create a tRFC port on sending ECC system. The RFC destination selected in this port os the one created for IDOC transfer.
Also you need a logical system, use client 000, i.e. PI1CLNT000.
At last you have to create a partner profile to define the IDOC type used.
Best Regards
Harald

Doubt in Sender IDoc Adapter

Hi Gurus
I have doubts regarding the sender IDoc adapter.The sender IDoc adapter is present by default and we do not create manually. the qos of this is EO by default.
How can we change the QOS of the sender IDoc adapter? do we have to maitain any settings on the R/3 side, please explain??
thanking you

Dear Abhinav,
Check my comments in this forum thread:
[IDOC Serialization|Re: IDOC Serialization in PI]
Regards
Praveen K

Idoc to file scenaro ( sending IDOC as it is to NON-SAP)

Hi Experts,
I am doing idoc to file scenario.
I am having SAP R/3 system with 3 clients(100, 200 & 300), IDOC is comming from SAP R/3( any one of the client)
In this is scenario, I am sending IDOC-XML as it is to the NON-SAP system.
I heard that, i can do in 3 ways. those are
1. Without any repository objects: you can go ahead with No interface mechanism on the target side.
2. Without message type: create a message interface whose message type would be idoc itself
3. With message type: export the IDOC as xsd file and re import the xsd file as an external definition.
If i go without IR objects,Please tell me whether i need to create Interface objects(i.e. DT,MT & MI) & Mapping objects (MM & IM) or not for the reciever.
MY ASSUPTION:
step1: I will import the IDOC into IR.
step2: Directly i will go to the ID without desiging any object in IR ( is it ok).
Is my assuption or correct or not?, please tell me.
So please tell me the entire scenario how to achieve this.
Please help in this issue.

Hi Laxmi
1. Without any repository objects: you can go ahead with No interface mechanism on the target side.
-- Not Possible
2. Without message type: create a message interface whose message type would be idoc itself
-- No need for the Message Interface for IDOC. You will directly import the IDOC and do the Mapping
3. With message type: export the IDOC as xsd file and re import the xsd file as an external definition.
-- This is Possible. you are export the IDOC as XSD File and reimport the same. so there is no difference. If you are going to change the IDOC Structure then this is possible.
Here I am sending some links which are useful for IDOC to File Scenario. Please go thru the links given below..
While doing an IDOC -> XI -> File scenario, The Points to noted are:
1. You dont need a DT, MT or a message interface for the IDOC as it itself acts as the Message Interface.
2. You import the IDOC and use the same in your mapping.
3. In this configuration note that you dont have a sender agreement as you dont have a sender IDOC adapter.
If it is that you wanted to send an IDOC from XI (File to IDOC) , then in this case:
points 1 and 2 will remain, but the 3 will not. You will need a sender agreement for the file and a receiver agreement for the IDOC.
IDOC -> File scenario ref:
IDoc-XI-File scenario
File -> IDOC ref:
File to IDOC
To be able to trigger your IDOC from the SAP ISU system, you will have to set the partner profile in we20. Select your Business System (mostly under Logical system) and then create Outbound entries for whichever IDOC you want to trigger.
You define your basic type also in your partner profile settings, Please go thru the following links to get a better idea about partner profile:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/dc/6b833243d711d1893e0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/dc/6b7cd343d711d1893e0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/32/692037b1f10709e10000009b38f839/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/5e/b8f8bf356dc84096e4fedc2cd71426/frameset.htm
Also, I would suggest that you go through this blog by michal if any issue arises,
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/xi-error--unable-to-convert-the-sender-service-to-an-ale-logical-system
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions
I hope this answers your query.
Award the POINTS if it is useful **
Cheers
Vasu

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Hi
I have two servers 4.7 and 5.0 .
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Can anybody provide me the steps to create ALE settings and to send IDOC.
creating logical systems in source and destination and creating RFC and partner profile and port.
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Hi,
For ALE senerion for sending the material from one system there are three methods are there
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2) Change Pointers Master As well as Transcation Data
1) SCC4 Create the Logical systems.
ALG800 for 800
ALG810 for 810
2) Assign the Logical systems to the Client using SCC4> selecting the Client and Double click> maintain the logical system name which you had created in the step 1
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log on to 800 and goto SM59 --> create
ALG810 --> provide the 810 logon details and save
test with remote logon...it will open the client 810..
logon to client 810 goto--> sm59 --> create
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test with remote logon...it will open the client 800..
logon to 800 goto BD64 maintain CDM-->change
create CDM
ZCDM01 CDM
ALG800 sender
ALG810 Reciever
MATMAS Message type
ZCDM01 CDM
ALG810 sender
ALG800 Reciever
MATMAS Message type
save
Environment ---> Generate partner porfile.
edit --> distribute CDM
Logon to 810
goto BD64---> select CDM ZCDM01 ---> Environment ---> Generate Pratner Profile.
Edit --> distribute.
ALE Setting are compleated.
Logon to sender system 800.
create material in MM01
Material   10001
Industry sector mechanical engee
Material Type finished
enter
Base Unit of Measure KG
Weight unit         KG
Gross Weight         100
Net Weight           100
save
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Log on to Client 810
Execute BD11
check the IDOC status in WE05
goto MM03 provide the material numer enter...
Thansk,
Nelson

Error in Sending IDoc to XI

Hi Gurus,
We are not being able to send Idocs from one of our Back-end SAP system. The Idoc status in we05 is successful but it doesn't reach XI. So we checked in SM58 in the Back-end R/3 system and there it shows the error:
No Service For System SAP*** , Client *** in Integration Directory
We tried almost every possible setup
-The System is defined in SLD and has the logical system name.
-The Adapter Specific Identifiers are correct for the corresponding business system in ID
-The RFC destination in R/3 system is defined.
- Read through other similar threads in SDN about the similar problem.
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Waiting for your valuable advices!
Regards,
Suddha

Hi All,
We had eventually found the solution to this problem we were facing in sending IDoc, though I couldn't manage to update the thread with the solution. I think this would be a very helpful information for those who face similar problems.
Let me describe the scenario first briefly,
We are sending an IDoc (Idoc extension), from SAP system to XI and then send the XML payload as mail attachment to the receiver via receiver mail adapter. Since this is a cross company transaction, hence we have configured the scenario as a B2B in ID, which means we use Parties for both the sender and receiver.
Now in the ID we had done all necessary configurations and used parties and services under Party. For the sender SAP system we assigned a Business System to Sender Partner, configured the Party Alternative Identifiers correctly. The ports were created in IDX1.
On the other hand the SAP system was also configured successfully - including Partner Profile, Distribution List, RFC destinations and ports.
In SLD we created Business System for the SAP system and in ID the Business System under party had the correct logical system name as Adapter Specific Identifiers.
But after all these, the IDoc was not arriving at XI, though in R/3 the status of the IDoc was 03 in we02. When we checked in sm58 in R/3, it showed us the error message that "No Service For System SAP*** , Client *** in Integration Directory".
The cause to this problem was:
We created (assigned from SLD) Business System only under Party (Sender), as this was a B2B scenario, and didn't create (assign) a Business System without Party, as we didn't need one at all in the scenario configuration. And this the reason behind this error. When an Idoc arrives at XI, before the Inbound IDoc adapter converts the IDoc to IDoc XML using IDoc metadata............it checks in Configuarion to see if any Service without Party (Busniess System) is defined for the Sender SAP System and Client (The SNDPOR and MANDT field values from IDoc Control header are taken as the SAP SID and Client). If it finds one it accepts the IDoc and starts the Normalization (Sender Party, Service......in the message header) and IDoc to XML conversion. If it cannot find an Service without Party in ID for sender system, it rejects the Idoc with the error message that we saw in sm58 in backend R/3 system.
In this step the Service under Party doesn't help, because at this point the Inbound IDoc adapter can not deterimine the sender party.
Hence for sending an IDoc from an SAP system to XI, we need to have an Service Without Party in ID, whether or not we require it in our actual Scenario Configuration, which is ofcourse not a case for the Reverse Scenario, ie Sending an IDoc into SAP system from XI.
This is the similar with BC adapter as well. I was already aware about this behaviour of BC adapter from my past experience and this actually helped to troubleshoot this IDoc adapter problem.
This was ofcourse a useful and new learning for me and hope would be helpful to others as well. Let me know if anyone has any doubts on this.
Regards,
Suddha
Edited by: Suddhasatta Guha on Aug 28, 2008 1:03 PM

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Hi all,
My basis guy has installed SAP EHP1 for PI7.0 for handling the idoc packaging(sending idocs in packs)...
Please can any one let me know the further settings required in PI after it has been installed...
and even when i open the sender IDOC in comminication channel in ID i am able to see only 3 options
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sridhar

Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply..
I searched for the docs in many ways.. but couldnt find proper information regarding the IDOC packaging with sender IDOC adapter and steps required...
Could you please let me know if i can get the book in Singapore since our project, because almost 90% interfaces are related to IDOC...
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Regards,
Sridhar Reddy
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We are sending batched IDocs from XI to SAP. We need the individual IDocs to reflect different SNDPRN values. Our mapping creates the different IDoc EDI_DC40 record correctly with different SNDPRN values. However, XI wipes out the SNDPRN values in the payload. When we define Header mapping to get the Sender Party as the XPath to the SNDPRN in the payload, then the header mapping errors out because the XPath returns multiple values.
I wanted to know if anyone has successfully implemented sending IDoc batches to SAP from XI with different SNDPRN values.
Your feedback is appreciated.
Jay Malla
Licensed To Code
Genentech SAP XI Team

Hello,
I have the same problem. I want XI send an IDOC with the SNDPOR, SNDPRT and the SNDPRN that are in the EDIDC40.
I find this in sap.help : 
Mapping
The IDoc adapter does not make any special demands on mapping. The IDoc adapter must simply be provided with an IDoc XML structure at the Integration Server outbound channel. This either already exists or must be generated by using a mapping.
If the IDoc XML structure contains a control record, it is deleted and created again by the IDoc adapter. If you want to include additional values in the control record, you must select the Apply Control Record Values from Payload checkbox in the parameters in the communication channel and provide a corresponding mapping for the values.
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MESCOD, MESFCT
TEST
EXPRESS
STD, STDVRS, STDMES
SNDSAD, SNDLAD
RCVSAD, RCVLAD
REFINT, REFGRP, REFMES
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/b9/c5b13bbeb0cb37e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
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