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  3. How to Configure SAP BAPI Connector as a Business Service in Cloud Data Integration

How to Configure SAP BAPI Connector as a Business Service in Cloud Data Integration

How to Configure SAP BAPI Connector as a Business Service in Cloud Data Integration

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Step 3. Configure a Web Services transformation in a BAPI mapping

Step 3. Configure a Web Services transformation in a BAPI mapping

Use the
Data Integration
 Mapping Designer to configure a mapping. Create a Web Services transformation to integrate with SAP BAPIs.
  1. To create a mapping, click
    Data Integration
    New
    Mappings
    . Select
    Mapping
     and click
    Create
    .
  2. Enter a name and a description for the mapping, and click
    OK
    .
    You can use alphanumeric characters and underscores (_) in the mapping name.
  3. To add a Source transformation, on the
    Transformation palette
    , click
    Source
    .
    1. On the
      General
       tab, enter a name and description for the source.
    2. On the
      Source
       tab, specify a connection.
    3. Add a source object to provide inputs to the Web Services transformation.
    4. In the
      Advanced
       section, set the tracing level to normal.
  4. To add a Web Services transformation, on the
    Transformation palette
    , click
    Web Services
    .
    1. On the
      General
       tab, you can enter a name and description for the Web Services transformation.
    2. Click the
      Web Service
       tab, select the configured SAP BAPI business service, and then select the required SAP BAPI from the operation.
      The following image shows an SAP BAPI business service and BAPI selected:
    3. Draw a link to connect the Source transformation to the Web Services transformation.
    4. On the
      Request Mapping
       tab, map the incoming fields with the corresponding fields in the request structure.
      The following image shows the mapped incoming fields with the request structure:
    5. On the
      Response Mapping
       tab, map the incoming fields from the response structure with the output fields.
      The following image shows the mapped fields between the response structure and the output fields:
    6. On the
      Output Fields
       tab, you can edit the precision and scale of the fields, if required.
    7. On the
      Advanced
       tab, specify the cache size for the web service request and response.
  5. To add a Target transformation, on the
    Transformation palette
    , click
    Target
    .
    1. On the
      General
       tab, enter a name and description for the target.
    2. Draw a link to connect the previous transformation to the Target transformation.
    3. Select the output group from the Web Services transformation that you want to connect to the target, and click
      OK
      .
    4. Click the
      Target
       tab, create a target at run time, specify the target object, and configure the advanced target properties.
    5. Click
      Field Mapping
       and view the fields that are automatically mapped to the target.
  6. Click
    Save and Run
     to run the mapping.
    You can also configure a
    mapping
     task based on the mapping.
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