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Reply from ScottBJ on Sep 20 at 12:22 PM Hi Angad,
It sounds like your approach wasn't completely thought out. You will have to populate the SAP tables through the application layer, but you can do this without the screens pretty easily. You can simply use SAP to consume the services provided by Oracle and populate the SAP tables through any combination of BAPI's, BDC's, etc. The process can be kicked off with a Batch program or Workflow kicked off from a system event.
Basically to consume a web service you will need to create the proxy through SE80, create an Object Reference to the WSDL, then in your batch program call the method of the proxy. I hope that helps.
Cheers!
Scott Bains-Jordan
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From: R. N. Wilhite
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 9:24 AM
Subject: Build Up a Channel With a Oracle Based SOA Interface
I hope that you are telling me that this is all in Z Tables. If not, I
must tell you that you are breaking the most strongly held rule in SAP.
Non-Z data is never written directly to the table. SAP would have a
tendency to desupport your instance if they got wind of that.
So if this is Z Tables that you are updating, then let me suggest that in
this case you might want to never involve SAP. Oracle allows base level
scripting to directly update tables. You'd however have to ask on an
oracle forum or the basis forum for that information.
Neal |
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