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WebSphere Business Integration for SAP.
Title:
WebSphere Business Integration for SAP.
Author:
Redbooks, IBM.
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (716 pages)
Contents:
Front cover -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Overview -- Chapter 1. Introduction and book structure -- 1.1 Objectives -- 1.2 What this book is -- 1.3 How this book is organized -- 1.3.1 Part structure -- 1.3.2 Chapter structure -- 1.4 What this book does not cover -- Chapter 2. Business Integration technology concepts -- 2.1 Technology overview -- 2.1.1 Business Integration needs -- 2.1.2 Integration challenges -- 2.1.3 Concepts and terminologies -- 2.1.4 IBM WebSphere Business Integration product family -- 2.2 IBM Business Integration Reference Architecture -- 2.2.1 Overview -- 2.2.2 Comprehensive Services -- 2.2.3 Roles and sample artifacts -- 2.2.4 IBM software offerings -- 2.2.5 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) -- 2.2.6 e-business on demand -- 2.3 SAP Enterprise Service Architecture -- 2.3.1 People Integration -- 2.3.2 Information Integration -- 2.3.3 Process Integration -- 2.3.4 Application platform -- 2.3.5 Solution Lifecycle Management -- 2.3.6 Composite Application Framework -- 2.4 Interoperability of WBI and SAP XI -- Part 2 Business scenario solution design -- Chapter 3. Business case scenario -- 3.1 Business domain -- 3.1.1 Current business model of Company A -- 3.1.2 Current business model of Company B -- 3.1.3 Merger business objectives -- 3.1.4 Unified business model -- 3.1.5 Unified business model benefits -- 3.2 Business Use Case definition -- 3.2.1 Use Case 1 - Product data repository -- 3.2.2 Use Case 2- Internal purchase requisition process -- 3.2.3 Use Case 3 - Inventory availability validation -- 3.2.4 Use Case 4 - Customer data repository -- 3.3 Constraints and assumptions -- Chapter 4. Solution approaches and technology options -- 4.1 Basic technology integration components.

4.2 SAP specialities regarding business integration -- 4.2.1 Support of various SAP releases -- 4.2.2 Support of a staged system landscape -- 4.2.3 Support of various SAP R/3 interfaces -- 4.3 WebSphere Business Integration product suite capabilities -- 4.3.1 WebSphere Business Integration adapters -- 4.3.2 WebSphere InterChange Server -- 4.3.3 WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation -- 4.3.4 WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker -- 4.3.5 Integration server selection -- 4.4 WebSphere Business Integration in the SAP environment -- 4.4.1 WBI Adapter for mySAP.com -- 4.4.2 WBI Adapter for SAP Exchange Infrastructure -- Chapter 5. Solution design -- 5.1 Business process analysis -- 5.2 Design principles and methodology -- 5.3 System context -- 5.3.1 Logical model of Company A -- 5.3.2 Logical model of Company B -- 5.3.3 Unified model of merged enterprise -- 5.4 System architecture -- 5.5 Communications and connectivity -- 5.6 Use Case 1 - Solution overview -- 5.6.1 Process flow -- 5.6.2 Technology selection -- 5.6.3 Solution details -- 5.7 Use Case 2 - Solution overview -- 5.7.1 Process flow -- 5.7.2 Technology selection -- 5.7.3 Solution detail -- 5.8 Use Case 3 - Solution overview -- 5.8.1 Process flow -- 5.8.2 Technology selection -- 5.8.3 Solution detail -- 5.9 Use Case 4 - Solution overview -- 5.9.1 Process flow -- 5.9.2 Technology selection -- 5.9.3 Solution detail -- 5.10 Related technology used in this book -- Part 3 Business scenario solution implementation -- Chapter 6. Environment setup -- 6.1 Technology matrix -- 6.2 Run-time environment overview -- 6.3 Common installations -- 6.3.1 Installing IBM DB2 UDB Version 8.1 with FixPack 5 -- 6.3.2 Installing WebSphere MQ V5.3 with CSD04 -- Chapter 7. Use Case 1: WBIMB using WBI Adapter for mySAP.com -- 7.1 Operational model.

7.2 Installation of WebSphere Business Integration components -- 7.2.1 Plan the installation -- 7.2.2 Install Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Packs -- 7.2.3 Install a Java Runtime Environment -- 7.2.4 Install IBM DB2 UDB V8.1 with FixPack 5 -- 7.2.5 Install Microsoft Data Access Component (MDAC) V2.7 -- 7.2.6 Install WebSphere MQ V5.3 with CSD05 -- 7.2.7 Install IBM Agent Controller -- 7.2.8 Install WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker -- Start the installer -- Install -- Configuring security groups -- Post-installation tasks -- 7.2.9 Install Message Broker FixPacks -- Before installing the FixPack -- Install the FixPack -- Install the FixPack from a CD -- Install the FixPack from files downloaded from the Web -- 7.2.10 Install WBI Adapter Framework V2.4 -- 7.2.11 Install WBI Adapter for mySAP.com -- Install a second connector -- 7.3 Configuration of WebSphere Business Integration components -- 7.3.1 Configure WebSphere MQ -- Define the queue manager -- Create a queue manager using the WebSphere MQ Explorer -- Define the queues -- Create local queues using the MQ Explorer -- Define the channels -- Create channels using the WebSphere MQ Explorer -- 7.3.2 Create a message broker domain -- Create a broker using the Getting Started wizard -- Start the Message Brokers Toolkit -- Running the Getting Started wizard -- 7.3.3 Configure the WBI Adapter for mySAP.com to access SAP R/3 via ALE -- Create a configuration using the Connector Configurator tool -- Create a shortcut to the connector's startup script -- 7.3.4 Configure the WBI Adapter for mySAP.com to access SAP R/3 via the ABAP Extension module -- Configure the connector for the ALE Module -- Configure the connector for the ABAP Extension Module -- Create a shortcut to the connector's startup script -- 7.4 Configuration of SAP R/3 - general configuration steps -- 7.4.1 Configure a SAP Gateway.

7.4.2 Create a CPIC User ID -- 7.4.3 Set up a RFC Destination from SAP R/3 to Gateway -- 7.5 Configuration of SAP R/3 to work with the ALE Module of the Adapter -- 7.5.1 Create a partner logical system -- 7.5.2 Create a local SAP logical system -- 7.5.3 Create a Distribution Model in the inbound SAP application -- 7.5.4 Create a Distribution Model in the outbound SAP application -- 7.6 Configuration of SAP R/3 to work with the ABAP Extension Module of the Adapter -- 7.6.1 Creating the /CWLD/ namespace -- Make the namespace /CWLD/ available for modifications -- 7.6.2 Install connector transport files for the ABAP Extension Module -- Install connector transport files -- Verify connector transport files installation -- Examine the log to see if the installation was successful. -- Post installation task -- Verify that SAP generated the objects successfully -- 7.6.3 Process the business objects in the ABAP Extension module -- 7.6.4 Create an Event triggering and detection mechanism -- Determine which SAP Business Object to use for triggering -- Link SAP Events to the WBI queueing Function Module -- Map the SAP Business Object to a WBI Business Object -- Configure Event Distribution -- 7.7 Development of WebSphere Business Integration Business Objects -- 7.7.1 Create Business Object for the ALE module -- Start the SAP Object Discovery Agent -- Start the WebSphere Business Integration System Manager -- Create Business Object for the MATMAS IDoc -- 7.7.2 Create Business Object for the ABAP Extension Module -- Start the WebSphere Business Integration System Manager -- Create a Business Object for the ABAP Extension Module -- 7.7.3 Create Message Sets and loading Business Object Definitions -- Configure the Message Set -- 7.8 Development of a message flow for the MaterialSynchronization (ALE Module) scenario -- 7.8.1 Create a Message Flow Project.

7.8.2 Build the message flow -- Add and connect nodes -- 7.8.3 Configure the message flow -- Configure the node properties -- Configure the MQInput node -- Configure the MQOutput node -- Configure the Compute node -- 7.8.4 Write ESQL for the Compute node -- Create the ESQL file -- The MaterialSynchronization_MsgFlow_Compute ESQL -- module -- 7.9 Development of a message flow for the OrderEventNotification (ABAP Extension Module) scenario -- 7.9.1 Create a Message Flow Project -- 7.9.2 Build the message flow -- Add and connect nodes -- 7.9.3 Configure the message flow -- Configure the node properties -- Configuring the MQInput node -- Configure the MQOutput node -- 7.10 Deployment of the message flow applications -- 7.10.1 Deploy a message broker archive -- Deploy a message broker archive using Deploy File -- 7.11 Run the business scenario -- 7.11.1 Part 1: Run the MaterialSynchronisation (ALE) scenario -- 7.11.2 Part 2: Run the OrderEventNotification (ABAP Extension Module) Scenario -- Starting the Visual Test Connector -- Start the SAPConnector -- Create a Sales Order In SAP R/3 -- View the result -- 7.12 Usage of the Message Broker's trace to locate errors -- 7.13 Summary -- Chapter 8. Use Case 2: WBISF using WBI Adapter for mySAP.com -- 8.1 Operational model -- 8.2 Installation of WebSphere Business Integration components -- 8.2.1 Plan the installation -- 8.2.2 Install WSADIE V5.1 -- 8.2.3 Install WBISF V5.1 -- 8.2.4 Install IBM Remote Agent Controller V5.1 -- 8.2.5 Install WBI Adapter Framework V2.4 -- 8.2.6 Install WBI Adapter for mySAP.com V5.5 -- 8.3 Configuration of WebSphere Business Integration components -- 8.3.1 Configuration of WebSphere MQ -- 8.3.2 Configuration of WBI Adapter for mySAP.com -- 8.3.3 Configuration of WSADIE V5.1 -- 8.3.4 Configuration of WBISF -- 8.4 Development of a business process.

8.4.1 Create Business Objects and Connector Configuration.
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