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ABAP/JAVA DEVELOPER TIPS
ALE configuration for pushing IDocs from SAP to XI
Swaroopa Vishwanath
02.08.2007
Rating: -4.18- (out of 5)
There were freshers in my team who wanted to work on the sender IDOC adapter. They were searching SDN for step-by-step guide on ALE configurations for triggering IDocs out of SAP. Hence, I thought of blogging this on SDN so that it can act as a guide/checklist for junior XI consultants.
All the configuration specified below are to be performed in the sender SAP system
• Create a logical system for the sender SAP system and the receiving XI system using Transaction - 'SALE':
• Assign client to the sender logical system
• Create RFC destination of type 3 for the SAP XI system using transaction - SM59:
Make sure that the name of the RFC destination and the logical system for SAP XI is the same.
• Create a distribution model through the 'SALE' transaction:
• Create a distribution model by selecting 'Create Model View':
Specify the name of the model view and a description.
• For the model view created above, add the message type of the IDoc that you wish to send to SAP XI using this model view. Select the 'Add Message Type' option and then specify the sender logical system and the receiver logical system.
Save your model view before proceeding further.
• Generate the partner profiles by selecting the navigation path from the main menu, Environment --> Generate Partner profiles
Upon selecting the generate partner profiles option, execute it with the default parameters displayed on the selection screen
• From the main screen, navigate through the menu option, EDIT --> MODEL VIEW --> DISTRIBUTE. Upon receiving the message shown here, it means the distribution was successful
• Go to transaction BD10 to send a material out of IDES:
• Go to transaction WE20 to check the status of the IDoc in the sending system
Swaroopa Vishwanath is an XI consultant working with MindTree Consulting.
This content is reposted from the SAP Developer Network.
Copyright 2007, SAP Developer Network
SAP Developer Network (SDN) is an active online community where ABAP, Java, .NET, and other cutting-edge technologies converge to form a resource and collaboration channel for SAP developers, consultants, integrators, and business analysts. SDN hosts a technical library, expert blogs, exclusive downloads and code samples, an extensive eLearning catalog, and active, moderated discussion forums. SDN membership is free.
Want to read more from this author? Click here to read Swaroopa Vishwanath's Weblog. Click here to read more about ABAP on SDN.
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