
Explore the fundamentals of SAP process orchestration, from XML basics to ESB architecture and SAP NetWeaver components, using SLD, ESR, and ID to build an end-to-end file interface.
This course is a Introduction course for the students who are new to SAP PO and wants to understand the basics of Integration and Introduction to SAP PO Tool.
First few sections will be introduction to Integration theory to help you understand the basics of Integration challenges and terminologies.
If you are beginners then start the course from the starting but if you are already working on SAP PO and want to improve your development skills then check my other courses on Interface Development which is more advanced on hands-on.
This lecture help you to understand in detail about definition of XML, Terminology of XML, XML Namespaces, How to create XML files and display in browser. Also show you how to check if XML is formatted, Valid and Invalid
Learn DTD vs XSD in detail. Understand how to write, read and validate XML with XSD and DTD.
This course will make you understand everything you need to know how HTTP protocol works in the web. It starts from basics and walk you thru the details on how real world HTTP protocol works. The topic is explained with Step by step live demo and tons of example and definitions.
Explore web services fundamentals, including soap, wsdl, uddi, and xml-based messaging, and learn how clients and servers exchange data using soap over http.
Explore service oriented architecture and enterprise service bus concepts, including loosely coupled services, service orchestration, and how Pi as an ESB tool enables integrated, governed messaging.
Explore electronic data interchange (edi) as a standard for exchanging business transactions in b2b, covering ansi and edifact formats, xml conversions, and the order-to-cash lifecycle.
Explore Rosettanet and Pip to understand XML-based data structures for exchanging business transactions between buyers and sellers via the RNAV protocol.
Explore how the system landscape directory (SLD) acts as a repository for landscapes, technical and business systems, and software catalog, informing interface development in ESR and the Integration Directory.
Learn to build end-to-end interfaces in the SAP integration directory, configuring collaboration profiles, routing, agreements, value mapping, and operation mapping to publish services in the service registry.
Access the Pi tools and open the sld to explore landscape configuration and software catalog, defining technical and business systems, products, and components on a single stack.
Create a product and its software component version in SLD, then link them and manage versions 1.0 and 2.0 with visible backlinks. Understand how deletions affect linked components.
Create an ABAP SAP ECC technical system in the SLD with cid, host, installation number, client, and logical system. Attach the software component and define a business system, avoiding duplicates.
Create an Abap business system representing SAP ECC in SLD and link it to a technical system. Manage product, software component, and their versions, including their linkage and verification.
Create a technical system of type AS Java by defining the ABAP server and Java engine on a netweaver server, including system id, dispatcher id, and http port.
Learn to create a standalone business system in SAP PO by selecting standalone type, assigning a technical and business name, and noting no software component is attached.
Learn to create a third party business system in SAP PO by linking it to a technical system, using the tts/bs naming convention, and finishing the setup.
Learn to open the esp tool for sap po, download the jnlp file, and launch via the java web start launcher.
Learn to navigate the ESP ESB tool, manage objects via the listing and viewing areas, use change list and design objects tabs, and activate changes to sync with the repository.
Import a software component from SLD into ESP, set objects to modifiable and language to English, and manage versions to enable reuse in SAP PO processes.
Create a local software component directly in ESP, with modifiable objects in English, then locate it under local software component versions instead of importing from SLD.
Create a data type in the ESB using the data type editor to define an XSD structure for a purchase order with parent and child elements.
Learn to create a message mapping in SAP PO by graphically mapping source to target messages, using XSD structures, drag-and-drop, and the test tab to validate 1-to-1 mappings.
Learn to create and configure an operation mapping in SAP PO, linking outbound and inbound interfaces, assigning the corresponding message mapping, and testing the interface-level workflow.
Create a custom UDF for SAP PO message mapping, define input parameters and a string return, implement logic with Java, and apply it in graphical mappings.
Learn to create and apply mapping templates in SAP PO, reuse predefined mapping logic, ensure header and data structures match, and streamline new mappings.
Observe and manage the runtime cache in the ESB by activating objects and checking the cache status overview, including manual cache refresh and repeat cache notification.
Did you try to learn SAP PI/PO using the blogs or eBook?
I bet you would have come across tons of jargons and complex words in those blogs and eBooks. Instead of understanding the concept those words might have confused you a lot. Why? Because you did not know the basics Simple!
Why is this course so special?
I know you might be asking this to yourself!
Well, this course is designed for students who has no prior knowledge on integration tools. Topics in this course do not jump directly into PI/PO but it will start from the basics like XML, XSD, DTD, Webservices, SOA, SOAP and many other to help you understand how things work and defined in the real world.
Once you are ready with the basics, then students can learn PI/PO with a solid foundation and grasp the concepts 10X times faster than the normal way of reading blogs or ebooks.
You can even watch some free sample lesson to decide the quality of Video, Audio, Examples and Content that is shared.
We strongly believe that “If we can’t explain it simply, then we don’t understand it well enough”.
What is covered in this course?
These are the topics you will learn in this course:
All the hands-on training is shown on the Live PO system so that you can do it yourself later.