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D1 - Integración de sistemas
Especificación funcional para comercio electrónico Digital Sales Enablement D1 – Integración de sistemas ...
16. Setting up Change pointers
Change Pointers oversee the updates SAP makes to E-Commerce when there are changes to the Clients and Materials Master Data. To carry out these tasks, proceed with the following configurations: Transaction: BD61 Generally, activate the "change ...
15. Complete SAP Object List Specification
In the previous sections of this systems integration series, iDOCs were already defined in a more non-limiting explanatory manner. This article defines the lists of messages, programs, functions, web services, and in general all improvements to the ...
14. Deployment of SICF Service for communications using Web Services
Once iDOCs messages and their activation mechanisms are defined, ensure that all those iDOCs are created in SAP and sent immediately to the portal. Similarly, other information required in real time is the corresponding to specific Inventories and ...
13. Setting up the INVOIC iDOC to send the invoice
The first step is to configure an output type for message output in the VF01 transaction. This Output Type’s configuration is done starting out in the NACE transaction and thus, creating a ZIEC message type for V3 application area, as shown in ...
12. DESADV iDoc configuration to send Delivery confirmation
This configuration is done starting out in the NACE transaction and thus, creating a ZDEC message type for V2 application area, as shown in Figure-107. From Figure-108 to Figure-114, the settings for the different tabs comprising this new ZDEC ...
11. Setting up the ORDRSP iDOC for confirmation of the Sales Order
To configure ORDRSP iDOC message in response to the creation of a Sales Order from the E-Commerce portal, the first step is to define a new message type in the NACE transaction: ZOEC for V1 application area. This ZOEC custom message is created in ...
10. ORDERS iDOC configuration for Sales Orders
ORDERS iDOC is used to create a Sales Order. This iDOC is sent as a message to the SAP system from the E-Commerce portal. In SAP, the configuration of ORDERS iDOC begins in transaction WE20, on the Logical Systems part as an Inbound message, ...
9. Setting up the iDOC to confirm zQuote creation
For the E-Commerce portal to find out about the quote number created in SAP, a new custom message called ZQEC needs to be included. An SAP configuration for this new message type "ZQEC" to be activated and generated at the same time a QT quote is ...
8. Setting up the iDoc to create SD QUOTATIONS
As a standard, SAP does not support the creation of quote documents within the SD module, therefore, an iDOC Z must be setup based on the basic message type ORDERS05. This type of message is processed by a program (called ...
7. DEBMAS iDoc configuration
As per table in Figure 16, DEBMAS iDOCs contain the customers’ master data. Initially, this iDOC is also configured within transaction WE20, Partner Profiles, by adding a new message type as illustrated in Figure-31. Figure-31 Adding the Message ...
6. MATMAS iDoc configuration
As mentioned in the configuration table of Figure-16, MATMAS iDoc is used for sending information from SAP Material Master to an External system, in this case, to the E-Commerce system. To start creating those messages, access the screen ...
5. SAP Partner profile definition idocs
To proceed with this part of the configuration, the logical system definition in SAP and port definition for iDoc processing in SAP must have been previously defined since next steps are configuring the different types of messages as shown in ...
4. Port definition for iDoc processing in SAP
Along with the previous two sections of Logical Distribution Model and RFC Destination Definition, a recipient port must be configured for iDOC processing. iDOCs are standardized documents like EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) documents that SAP ...
3. Defining the RFC Destination in SAP
For the e-commerce system to be able to write data in SAP, the RFC destination must be defined. This is a proprietary SAP interface for communications between SAP systems and external programs, such as ONIBEX's E-Commerce system. That is, data ...
2. Logical system definition in SAP
ALE ensures a distributed but integrated SAP installation. To implement the distribution of business application processes, one needs to build a complete Logical Distribution Model of the system. Within the framework of this configuration, it is ...