Technical details
| Number of pages |
492 pages |
| Written by |
Valentin Nicolescu |
SAP NetWeaver PI Development — Practical Guide (2nd Edition)
With this practical guide, you’ll learn how to develop mappings, adapters, and proxies for SAP NetWeaver Process Integration. Each exercise includes detailed descriptions for all development and configuration objects (including monitoring), and then concludes with an integration example. The book is suitable for SAP NetWeaver PI beginners, and can also serve as a reference guide for experienced users.
Presentation from a Developer’s Perspective
Provides a detailed overview of the features and capabilities of SAP NetWeaver PI from a developer’s point of view.
Comprehensive Exercises
Explains mappings, adapters, and proxies using practical, hands-on development of components.
Concrete Activity Guidelines
Offers detailed tutorials with numerous programming examples to explain the implementation of all development and configuration objects.
Multilayer Scenario
Uses an integration example to explain the process of implementing a sales process (inquiry, quotation, ordering, and billing).
Presentation Across Releases
Provides an overview of all procurement processes, along with a list of the transactions in the SAP system.
Highlights
- System definition in the SLD
- Configuration of the local Integration Engine
- Adapter-specific system settings
- Configuration of objects, service interfaces, mappings, adapters, proxies
- Enterprise Services Repository, Services Registry, Runtime Workbench
- Design, configuration, process, monitoring
- RFC-to-file, file-to-IDoc, ABAP-proxy-to-SOAP, file-to-JDBC, BPM
- Advanced Adapter Engine, integrated configuration
- Enhanced receiver determination, XML validation
- Message packaging, mapping lookups
The Authors
Valentin Nicolescu, Burkhardt Funk, Peter Niemeyer, Matthias Heiler, Holger Wittges, Thomas Morandell, Florian Visintin, Benedikt Kleine Stegemann, and Harald Kienegger are SAP NetWeaver PI experts in the fields of training, consulting, and practice.
