SAP Integration Suite provides the tools necessary to seamlessly set up a service that handles journal entry confirmation messages via outbound service. This step-by-step guide will help you deploy the service:
Create a New Integration Flow
Initiate the process by creating a new integration flow within SAP Integration Suite. This flow will arrange the handling of SOAP service operations.
Upload Necessary Files
◆ WSDL File: Import the “CO_FINS_JOURNAL_ENTRY_BULK_CRE.wsdl” file, which is essential for configuring the outbound service for the asynchronous API.
◆ Target Schema File: Ensure the upload of the relevant schema file that captures journal entry keys within the Reference section.
Configure the Sender Section
Connect the Sender section to the starting point within the Integration Process.
In the Adapter Type dialog, choose “SOAP” to channel SOAP messages appropriately within the flow.
Implement Message Mapping
Insert a flow step dedicated to Message Mapping, and develop the associated Message Mapping process to handle data transformations.
Map the Fields
Accurately map the fields in your integration flow to ensure data is transformed correctly when moving between systems.
Test the Mapping
Test the message mapping thoroughly to verify it aligns with your requirements and functions correctly prior to deployment.
Deploy the Service
Once testing confirms successful mapping, deploy the service. Deployment will result in automatic endpoint generation, confirming the service is active.
Configure SAP S/4HANA Cloud System
◆ Access the Communication System app in the SAP S/4HANA Cloud system.
◆ Set up the host name and finalize user details for outbound communication. Choose an appropriate authentication method, either OAuth2.0 or User ID/Password.
Establish Communication Arrangement
Within the Communication Arrangement app, set the path to “/cxf/PostedJournalEntryConfirmation.” This route is crucial for handling journal entry confirmations via the outbound service.
Finalize Configuration for Testing
Configure your outbound service to ensure integration with SAP Integration Suite. Set the Log Level to “Trace” in Monitor to track and troubleshoot during testing.
Test Journal Entry Posting
Use Postman or another suitable tool to post a journal entry, which initiates the API transaction and tests the service setup.Monitor Message Processing
Go to Monitor Message Processing and analyze the logs available under the Trace section for insight into service execution and troubleshooting.
Verify Successful Fetching of Journal Entry Keys
Finally, ensure that the journal entry keys are successfully fetched, confirming correct deployment and service functionality.
SAP Integration Suite provides the tools necessary to seamlessly set up a service that handles journal entry confirmation messages via outbound service. This step-by-step guide will help you deploy the service:Create a New Integration FlowInitiate the process by creating a new integration flow within SAP Integration Suite. This flow will arrange the handling of SOAP service operations. Upload Necessary Files◆ WSDL File: Import the “CO_FINS_JOURNAL_ENTRY_BULK_CRE.wsdl” file, which is essential for configuring the outbound service for the asynchronous API.◆ Target Schema File: Ensure the upload of the relevant schema file that captures journal entry keys within the Reference section. Configure the Sender SectionConnect the Sender section to the starting point within the Integration Process.In the Adapter Type dialog, choose “SOAP” to channel SOAP messages appropriately within the flow. Implement Message MappingInsert a flow step dedicated to Message Mapping, and develop the associated Message Mapping process to handle data transformations. Map the FieldsAccurately map the fields in your integration flow to ensure data is transformed correctly when moving between systems. Test the MappingTest the message mapping thoroughly to verify it aligns with your requirements and functions correctly prior to deployment. Deploy the ServiceOnce testing confirms successful mapping, deploy the service. Deployment will result in automatic endpoint generation, confirming the service is active.Configure SAP S/4HANA Cloud System◆ Access the Communication System app in the SAP S/4HANA Cloud system.◆ Set up the host name and finalize user details for outbound communication. Choose an appropriate authentication method, either OAuth2.0 or User ID/Password. Establish Communication ArrangementWithin the Communication Arrangement app, set the path to “/cxf/PostedJournalEntryConfirmation.” This route is crucial for handling journal entry confirmations via the outbound service. Finalize Configuration for TestingConfigure your outbound service to ensure integration with SAP Integration Suite. Set the Log Level to “Trace” in Monitor to track and troubleshoot during testing. Test Journal Entry PostingUse Postman or another suitable tool to post a journal entry, which initiates the API transaction and tests the service setup.Monitor Message ProcessingGo to Monitor Message Processing and analyze the logs available under the Trace section for insight into service execution and troubleshooting.Verify Successful Fetching of Journal Entry KeysFinally, ensure that the journal entry keys are successfully fetched, confirming correct deployment and service functionality. Read More Technology Blog Posts by SAP articles
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