For the category 'IDoc' you can collect payload information from the IDoc and display this payload in the Integration & Exception Monitoring application in SAP Focused Run. You can then use this information to search for related messages in PI or CPI, related IDocs, or related web service calls. Find out how to set up the collection of payload information under Collecting Business Context for Integration & Exception Monitoring.
Amazon Cognito user pool: To support user name and password authentication flow from the SAP application, the CloudFormation template creates an Amazon Cognito user pool with the name _user_pool (for example, sapidocs_user_pool), where is the input parameter from the CloudFormation template. The user pool is set up to act as a user store, with email ID as a required user attribute. Password policies are enforced also.
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Lambda authorizer function: A NodeJS Lambda function with the name apigw-sap-idoc-authorizer is created for authorizing API Gateway requests from SAP by performing admin-initiated auth with Amazon Cognito with the user name/password provided in the request.
Lambda integration function: A NodeJS Lambda function with the name apigw-sap-idoc-s3 is created to store the IDoc payload received from SAP into the S3 bucket created earlier. The IDoc data is stored as XML files.
Another interesting aspect is direct selection of IDocs based on IDoc payload (table EDID4). Transaction WE09 offers a lot of possibilities. But sometimes a direct selection on table EDID4 might also be an approach. There are some limitations, however:
Data table EDID4 is a so-called cluster table. This enables SAP to save this data in a space-saving manner. However, this also means that this column cannot be filtered for in the selection screen in SE16. So unfortunately, a *123456789* to search for this invoice number in the payload does not work.
However, you can select lines from EDID4 with SE16 (based on other criteria like message number, creation date etc.) and then filter the result in SE16 in the table display. Here the normal filter options from ALV grids are available. This works at least on that part of the SDATA column that can be seen in SE16. When the segments are too long, then the output rows will be clipped. But still SE16 on the IDoc payload may provide some insights.
When WE09 is not sufficient and the cluster limitations prevent your selection, then then you might try writing a specialized report for filtering. The table EDID4 states the segment type of the payload. You can use that to access the payload by correct type and filter for those fields that you are interested in.
You correctly set up communication arrangement SAP ERP Financials Using IDoc. But when you check the payload of posted expense reports you find no IDoc is generated for posted expense reports. You wonder what goes wrong.
This is caused by that there exists another Active communication arrangement Financials Using WebServices. This communication arrangement is used to send XML over web services for posted expense reports in order to integrate with non-SAP backend financial system. When both communication arrangements Financials Using WebServices and SAP ERP Financials Using IDoc are active for the same communication system, the communication arrangement SAP ERP Financials Using IDoc will be ignored and system will only generate SAP ESD payload for posted expense reports and send it out through web services. If SAP ERP system is configured to receive IDoc for posted expense reports, it then thinks the data of wrong format is sent from SAP Cloud for Travel and Expense system and bounces back HTTP Code 404: Not Found error.
Access to BD87 to retrieve IDOC payload and status information. The tool will displayed outbound and inbound IDOC errors on the ECC back-end systems. From the PI Monitor, the user can reprocess failed IDOCS or proxies on the ECC back-end systems.
Change your Destination in SAP ERP to this IDoc Endpoint /tpm/b2b/idoc/bundled/processindividual and trigger your Bundled / Packaged IDoc. You will now see that everything works as-is ,i.e., your IDoc is Split into multiple IDocs and the subsequent TPM Flows are called without any issues / challenges.
An IDOC is an Interface Document that is used to send or receive information to or from an SAP host. An IDOC will consist of a header record and as many detail records as necessary. The header records follow the format of the EDI_DC40 table, and the detail records follow the format of the EDI_DD40 table. The exact format of the payload in the detail records depends on the type of IDOC being transmitted.
We use two methods to receive the actual IDOCs. At the start of the transmission, we assign a StringWriter to the EventArg, which tells the SAP .Net Connector where we want to place the payload of the transmission. When the transmission is complete, we can read from the StringWriter to extract the payload.
For advanced used it is also possible to transmit payloads larger than the 2.5 MB allowed by the gateway Azure Service Bus relay. This requires uploading the payload to an Azure Storage blob accessible from the private network, and provide the full SAS URL instead of the payload in the call to the LA SAP Connector.
For SAP to initiate calls to Logic App via the SAP Connector Trigger, LA sends an initial registration message when the trigger is first saved and each time it is modified. The SAP Adapter on the OPDG will register an RFC Server (RFC-S) with the SAP system. This RFC Server is identified by a Program Id inside SAP such that RFCs and BAPI methods may be call against it, or IDOC may be send to a Logic System (LS) partner configured for this Program Id. The OPDG SAP adapter will relay the calls from SAP to the RFC Server as HTTP Webhook callbacks to Logic App. The Logic App may further synchronously respond on the Webhook with a response payload for SAP.
The version of this topic hierarchy. This field can be used for routing purposes, and is suitable for distinguishing major( and likely non-backward compatible) changes to the topic hierarchy. It also enables blue/green or canary deployments. The regular production consumers might subscribe to version 1, while canary consumers subscribe to version 2. There could be a separate version number within the event schema itself that would follow semantic versioning to indicate the backward compatibility of changes to the event payload structure.
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