SAP ECC subsidiaries integration with SAP Business One
Defining Variants for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
To distribute master data changes, schedule a report that reads the change pointers and generates IDocs. Define variants for the report and schedule jobs, each with the report and a variant as one step You define variants for the RBDMIDOC program. ...
Activating Change Pointers for Message Types for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Activate the writing of change pointers for each message type, for example, DEBMAS and MATMAS. Procedure From the IMG menu, choose SAP NetWeaver → Application Server → IDoc Interface / Application Link Enabling (ALE) → Modeling and Implementing ...
Activating Change Pointers for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Activate the change pointers in the system. Change pointers are deactivated in the SAP-standard system. Note As of SAP ECC release ECC, you do not have to maintain number ranges for change pointers. For more information about how to Maintain Number ...
Changing Partner Profiles for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
If any values are not applicable to the scenario, manually change the values. Prerequisites You have generated the partner profile for the distribution model. Procedure Procedure for Business Partner In SAP ECC IMG, choose Tools → ALE → ALE ...
Generating Partner Profiles for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
You need a partner profile for each partner with which you exchange business documents. In ALE, this partner is another system, such as SAP Integration Framework 2.0. A partner profile specifies parameters such as the IDoc basis type, to control ...
Maintaining the Distribution Model for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
In ALE you model the message flow that defines the sender and receiver systems, and the message type in the distribution model. For master data distribution from SAP ECC to SAP Integration Framework 2.0, define the following for the distribution ...
Maintaining the Default Flag in Customer Master Records for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
In SAP ECC you can maintain more than one partner per customer using the Bill-to Party (BP) partner role. From a customer‘s partner function, select a partner as the designated Bill to Party default address for the SAP Business One business partner. ...
Setting up Cross-Company Codes for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Cross-system company codes are necessary for the distribution of financial accounting data for your product master records. To set up cross-system company codes, create them in your headquarters SAP ECC and assign them to the local company codes. ...
Configuration for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Configuration in SAP ECC that enables the integration process flow consists of the following steps: Setting up cross-company codes Maintaining the default flag in customer master records Maintaining the distribution model Generating and changing ...
Prerequisites for Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
You have installed Intercompany and Integration Hub Solutions. You have set up your technical system landscape, connecting to SAP Business One system(s) and SAP ECC. You have tested the technical connections. Copy the scenario steps of the package to ...
Master Data Distribution in SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Master Data (sap.MasterData) is part of the integration package sap.SubsidiaryIntegration and distributes centrally maintained master data (Business Partners and Items) to your integrated company network. This scenario establishes the foundation for ...
Enabling SNC for SAP Integration Framework 2.0 for SAP ECC Integration
In the following sections we assume that you run SAP Integration Framework 2.0 on a Microsoft operating system. Downloading and Installing the SAP Cryptographic Library The SAP Cryptographic Library is the default security product delivered by SAP ...
Enabling SNC in SAP ECC for SAP ECC Integration
To use the SAP Cryptographic Library (SAPCRYPTOLIB) for SNC, the SAP ECC server must possess a public and private key pair that is stored in its SNC PSE. It must also be able to identify its communication partners using SNC. Use the procedure below ...
Enabling Secure Network Communication for SAP ECC Integration
Secure Network Communication (SNC) is an application layer in SAP ECC that provides an interface to an external security product. To secure RFC connections between SAP ECC and SAP Integration Framework 2.0, use SNC with the SAP Cryptographic Library ...
Configuration in SAP Integration Framework 2.0 to connect SAP ECC
To enable communication between SAP Integration Framework 2.0 and SAP ECC, do the following in SAP Integration Framework 2.0: Create a system landscape entry for SAP ECC with RFCA parameters in the System Landscape Directory Maintain connectivity ...
Configuration in SAP ECC to connect with SAP Integration Framework 2 0
In SAP ECC check whether there is a client and RFC destination available for the client you want to use for the connection to SAP Integration Framework 2.0. Create a logical system and an RFC destination for SAP Integration Framework 2.0 in SAP ECC. ...
Connecting SAP ECC to SAP Integration Framework 2.0
SAP Integration Framework 2.0 uses RFC connections to connect to SAP ECC. To set up the connection, perform the following tasks: In SAP ECC: Check the logical system entry for the client to which you want to connect. Check the RFC destination and ...
Configuration in SAP Integration Framework 2.0 to connect SAP Businesss One for SAP ECC integration
For each SAP Business One company database you want to connect to, a system entry using DI API parameters must be available in the System Landscape Directory of SAP Integration Framework 2.0. Procedure To start SAP Integration Framework 2.0, ...
Configuring SAP Business One-Related Components on the SAP Business One Server for SAP ECC Integration
SAP Business One Event Sender and SAP Business One DI Proxy are components that enable communication between SAP Business One and the integration framework for SAP Business One as well as with SAP ECC. The following options are possible: In the ...
Setting Up the System Landscape for SAP ECC
This section gives you an overview of systems you can use in the SAP Integration Framework 2.0 system landscape and provides you with information about how to technically connect the systems with each other. Prerequisites The system landscape setup ...
Copy Scenario for Subsidiary Integration in SAP Integration Framework 2.0 for SAP ECC in Integration Hub
Note You must copy the sample integration content from the sample OE.HUB-namespace to the customer’s Z-namespace. To start SAP Integration Framework 2.0, choose Start → All Programs → Integration Hub → Integration Hub To log on, in the B1i ...