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The aim of the course
This course is suitable for:
- Application Consultant
- Developer
- Development Consultant
- Enterprise Architect
- Project Manager
- Solution Architect
- Super/Key/Power User
- System Administrator
- System Architect
- Technology Consultant
The benefits resulting from the training completion
- This course will prepare you to:
- Explain the use of SAP Process Integration and the path to SAP Process Orchestration (AEX, BPM and BRM)
- Explain SAP Process Integration architecture
- Configure JAVA scenarios
- Explain Mapping concepts
- Configure different options to connect a back-end system to the SAP Process Integration JAVA.
- Explain the use of SAP Process Integration and the path to SAP Process Orchestration (AEX, BPM and BRM)
- Explain SAP Process Integration architecture
- Configure JAVA scenarios
- Explain Mapping concepts
- Configure different options to connect a back-end system to the SAP Process Integration JAVA.
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Meeting agenda
- SAP Process Integration Architecture
- Explain the Enterprise Service Bus
- Explain SAP Process Integration architecture
- Navigate to the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR)
- Navigate to the Integration Builder
- Configure the Integration Designer in Eclipse
- Explain SAP Process Orchestration and the Advanced Adapter Engine (AEX)
- The System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Use product and software component terminology
- Create products and software components in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Import software components from the System Landscape Directory (SLD) into the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)
- Implement technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Maintain the SAP NetWeaver Application Server for Java and ABAP in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Create third-party technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Maintain Business Systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Import a business system into the SLD
- Interface Objects in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)
- Use the Enterprise Services Browser in SAP Integration Designer Perspective in Eclipse
- Access the ESR objects
- Search the ESR objects
- Display data types
- Create message types
- Create interface objects
- Import interface objects into the ESR
- Define the QoS and message processing types
- Object Mapping in the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)
- Display a message mapping
- Create message mappings
- Create an operation mapping in the ESR
- Configuration of Integration Directory (ID) Communication Objects
- Explain configuration views
- Create a communication channel
- Configuration of Integration Directory Objects for Advanced Adapter Engine Extended Processing
- Create an AEX integration flow
- Validate XML
- SAP Process Integration Operations
- Access SAP Process Integration Monitoring
- Use the SAP NetWeaver Administrator functionality
- Explain the difference between logging and staging
- Configure the logging and staging behavior
- Connectivity Options for SAP Process Integration
- Use different adapters
- HTTP Connectivity Options
- Use the HTTP_AAE (Java) adapter
- Configure the SOAP sender adapter
- Configure the SOAP receiver adapter
- Use the proxy configuration
- Use the server proxy
- Use the client proxy
- Analyze the proxy configuration
- Use web services
- Create a web service based on proxy technology
- File Adapter Configuration
- Configure the receiver File/FTP adapter
- Configure the sender file adapter
- Intermediate Document (IDoc) Connectivity Options
- List the benefits of the IDOC_AAE
- Use the functionality options on the Remote Function Call (RFC) parameters tab
- Use the Intermediate Document (IDoc) functionality options on the modules tab
- Use the functionality options of the advanced tab
- Configure the receiver IDoc_AAE adapter
- Configuration of SAP Business Application Programming Interfaces (BAPI Connectivity
- Check RFC signatures
- Configure the receiver RFC adapter
- Configure the sender RFC scenario in SAP Process Integration
- Execute communication through the sender RFC adapter
- Other Connectivity Options
- Explain other connectivity options
- Use the REST adapter
- Expose a function module as RESTful service
- Consume a synchronous RESTful service
- Advanced Mapping Concepts
- Explain message-mapping structures and elements
- Explain queues in message mapping
- Explain the impact of context selection and deletion
- Use the message-mapping debug process
- Create user-defined message-mapping functions
- Map multiple messages
- Import and use XSLT mappings
- Explain the Enterprise Service Bus
- Explain SAP Process Integration architecture
- Navigate to the Enterprise Services Repository (ESR)
- Navigate to the Integration Builder
- Configure the Integration Designer in Eclipse
- Explain SAP Process Orchestration and the Advanced Adapter Engine (AEX)
- Use product and software component terminology
- Create products and software components in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Import software components from the System Landscape Directory (SLD) into the Enterprise Service Repository (ESR)
- Implement technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Maintain the SAP NetWeaver Application Server for Java and ABAP in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Create third-party technical systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Maintain Business Systems in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)
- Import a business system into the SLD
- Use the Enterprise Services Browser in SAP Integration Designer Perspective in Eclipse
- Access the ESR objects
- Search the ESR objects
- Display data types
- Create message types
- Create interface objects
- Import interface objects into the ESR
- Define the QoS and message processing types
- Display a message mapping
- Create message mappings
- Create an operation mapping in the ESR
- Explain configuration views
- Create a communication channel
- Create an AEX integration flow
- Validate XML
- Access SAP Process Integration Monitoring
- Use the SAP NetWeaver Administrator functionality
- Explain the difference between logging and staging
- Configure the logging and staging behavior
- Use different adapters
- Use the HTTP_AAE (Java) adapter
- Configure the SOAP sender adapter
- Configure the SOAP receiver adapter
- Use the proxy configuration
- Use the server proxy
- Use the client proxy
- Analyze the proxy configuration
- Use web services
- Create a web service based on proxy technology
- Configure the receiver File/FTP adapter
- Configure the sender file adapter
- List the benefits of the IDOC_AAE
- Use the functionality options on the Remote Function Call (RFC) parameters tab
- Use the Intermediate Document (IDoc) functionality options on the modules tab
- Use the functionality options of the advanced tab
- Configure the receiver IDoc_AAE adapter
- Check RFC signatures
- Configure the receiver RFC adapter
- Configure the sender RFC scenario in SAP Process Integration
- Execute communication through the sender RFC adapter
- Explain other connectivity options
- Use the REST adapter
- Expose a function module as RESTful service
- Consume a synchronous RESTful service
- Explain message-mapping structures and elements
- Explain queues in message mapping
- Explain the impact of context selection and deletion
- Use the message-mapping debug process
- Create user-defined message-mapping functions
- Map multiple messages
- Import and use XSLT mappings
Training name
SAP/BIT500 / Std
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SAP Java Process Integration
(SAP/BIT500
/ Std)
Price excl. vat
10325.00 PLN
(2300 EUR)
(2300 EUR)
incl.vat
(12699.75 PLN
/ 2829 EUR
)
Localisation:
Warszawa
Date:
10-06-2024
Duration:
5
days (hours:
38)
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