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Creating of IFLOW in NWDS

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Table of Contents

1.SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT..................................................................

2.APPLICATIONS USED.........................................................................

3.ADAVANTAGES OF USING NWDS (ECLIPSE)............................................

4.PREREQUISITE.................................................................................

5.STEPS TO CONFIGURE IFLOW.............................................................


5.1. Configuring of PO system in Eclipse.......................................................................3
5.2. New IFLOW creation............................................................................................... 4
5.3. Sender system configuration..................................................................................5
5.4. Receiver system configuration...............................................................................5

6. CONFIGURING SENDER/RECEIVER DUMMY INTERFACE................................

7. COMMUNICATION CHANNELS CONFIGURATION..........................................


7.1. Sender channel...................................................................................................... 7
7.2. Receiver channel.................................................................................................... 7

8. ACTIVATION AND DEPLOYMENT OF IFLOW..............................................

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Creating of IFLOW in NWDS(Eclipse)
1.Scope of the document: Scope of this document is to show how
to create IFlow for Integration Builder through NWDS (An alternative way
of creation and deploying an interface end to end flow).

2.Applications Used:
 SAP PO7.5
 SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio SP8

3.Adavantages of using NWDS (Eclipse): Eclipse is an open-


source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that can be used with
SAP to design, model, and develop for Process Integration (PI)

An Eclipse-based tool that allows users to design data structures, service


interfaces, and mappings in the ESR. It also allows users to create
communication components and iFlows in the Integration Directory, and
model business processes and business rules.

 Lightweight: The NWDS IDE is lightweight and responsive and uses fewer
resources and memory than the Swing ESR/ID clients.
 Connect to multiple systems: The NWDS IDE can connect to both ESR and
iFlow within the same IDE.
 Design interfaces and mappings: The Enterprise Services Repository
(ESR) perspective in NWDS allows users to design interfaces and mappings.
 Model BPM processes: The ESR perspective in NWDS allows users to
model BPM processes.
 Configure integration flows: The ESR perspective in NWDS allows users to
configure integration flows.
 Test integration scenarios: The Process Integration test tool in NWDS
allows users to set up test cases to run integration scenario tests.
 Test message mapping: The NWDS tool allows users to test message
mapping easily.
 Use Eclipse plug-ins: The SAP NWDS is based on Eclipse, which includes
many useful plug-ins, including a Java IDE.

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 Use Open-Source Web Tools Project (WTP) plug-ins: The Open-Source
Web Tools Project (WTP) provides several useful plug-ins, including
functional source code and graphical editors.

4.Prerequisite:
 Sender system component
 Sender Communication Channel
 Receiver system component
 Receiver Communication Channel

5.Steps to configure IFLOW


5.1. Configuring of PO system in Eclipse
 Go to Process Integration in navigation bar and click on change
preferences.

 Click on add to configure new PO system.


 Provide Integration system name and URL and click OK.
URL format: “http(s)://<server>:<portnumber>”

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5.2. New IFLOW creation
 Go to fileNewIntegration flow.

 Name of the IFLOW suitable for the requirement.

 Select the pattern to create IFLOW and click on next.

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5.3. Sender system configuration
 Select the communication component sender/source system and
sender Interface name & Operation mapping name as applicable.

5.4. Receiver system configuration


 Click on Receiver systems and add the system details. Then click on
finish.

 IFlow will be created as below with Sender and Receiver system


details

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6. Configuring Sender/Receiver Dummy interface
 Right Click on the source system and click on Define Dummy
interface.

 Provide Name: Service interface name and Namespace: (Self-


explanatory)

7. Communication channels Configuration


7.1. Sender channel
 Select Assign Referenced Channel.

 Select the sender channel from the list for sender system.

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 Click OK to finish the communication channel selection.

7.2. Receiver channel


 Select Assign Referenced Channel.

 Select the receiver channel from the list for receiver system.

 Click OK to finish the communication channel selection.

8. Activation and Deployment of IFlow


 After configuring the sender and receiver channels, save the IFlow
and right click on the Graph to check the Consistency until it is
successful/ with no errors.

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 Below is the Consistency Check Results format:

[D/MM/YY H:MM PM] Consistency check result for integration flow


IF_XX_To_XXX: Successful

 Click on Activate after checking the consistency.

 After activating, Deploying is an important step to finish the IFlow


creation.
 This Deployment stage will result in the automatic creation of
Integrated Configuration required for an interface.

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