SAP XI 3.0 BPM Demo Rosettanet
SAP XI 3.0 BPM Demo Rosettanet
SAP XI 3.0 BPM Demo Rosettanet
Purpose
The Process involves execution of Rosettanet PIP3A4(Request Purchse Order Business Process) between the Buyer and Seller. The RosettaNet PIP3A4 scenario was chosen because it is a well defined and understood business process that is in use in production today. Because more and better information is available through Rosettanet PIP3A4(Request Purchase Order process), Customers should use this process to make faster and more accurate business decisions. Orders can be placed and receive order confirmations directly into the ERP Systems of both companies. Using order fulfillment status speeds the decision process and order response can be near real-time. One of the key benefits of using this process is the reduction of implementation time and cost for Rosettanet Partners to build and expand their trading partner networks based on Rosettanet specifications. The Benefits also include
Help reduce TCO while connecting with Trading Partners End-to-end visibility and control Reduced cycle times Create new opportunities to adopt collaborative business practices Develop closer relationship with key partners and customers Leverage SAP expertise in Industry specific business processes
Prerequisites
RosettaNet STK Installation & Configuration 1. Install the RosettaNet Self-Test Kit which can be downloaded from http://www.rosettanet.org. 2. For the purpose of the Demo, the Rosettanet Self-Test Kit (STK) is installed on the Server iwdflv11vm01 and can be accessed via URL http://iwdflv11vm01.wdf.sap.corp:8080/rosettanet/RnsttHome.jsp 3. Configure the settings for the Trading Partner for User ID Customer. SAP XI (DC8 System) Configuration: 1. Configure the RFC Destination T90CLNT090 using Transaction SM59 2. Configure the Port SAPDL3_800 using Transaction IDX1. 3. Configure the communication parties SAP & Customer in IR-Configuration. Enter the DUNS number as the alternative identifier for the Party. 4. Configure the Broker Process. 5. Configure the Communication Channels for handling messages during Inbound and Outbound processing: Channel containing configuration for RNIF Adapter to communicate with RosettaNet STK
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Channel containing configuration for IDOC Adapter to communicate with DL3( R/3 System)
6. Configure Receiver determination, Interface determination, and Receiver Agreement. SAP DL3 System Configuration: 1. Configure RFC Destination for DC8 using Transaction Code SM59 2. Configure Port DC8_XI_800 to communicate with DC8 system using Transaction code WE21. 3. Configure Partner Profile for the Partner IDESCUST. Configure the Inbound message type ORDERS and Outbound message type ORDRSP using Transaction Code WE20. 4. Configure the Output type as EDI for Partner IDESCUST
System Landscape
System Landscape, this Process is built in SAP XI for Rosettanet Business Package
Solution Components used in this Process Rosettanet 1.0 Rosettanet R/3 1.0 RNIF Adapter 2.0
Users
Predefined User (Role) DEMO Password WELCOME Component R/3
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Process Flow
The following diagram shows the Process flow of the PIP3A4 Request Purchase Order business process. Buyer (RosettaNet STK in this case) sends a purchase order request action to SAP XI via RNIF Adapter. RNIF Adapter transforms the message protocol into a message protocol that is understood by the SAP XI and sends the message to the Integration Server of SAP XI for further processing. SAP XI receives the message and sends a receipt acknowledgement via RNIF Adapter to Buyer. SAP XI transforms the PIP3A4 RosettaNet Standard message to the SAP message (IDOC ORDERS05) and sends the message to the Backend R/3 System via IDOC Adapter for further processing. Backend R/3 processes the IDOC and creates a Sales Order in the System and sends the Order Confirmation message (ORDRSP IDOC) back to the waiting SAP XI Process. SAP XI transforms the received confirmation IDOC to PIP3A4 Purchase Order Confirmation message format. The RNIF Adapter accepts the message from the Integration Server, transforms the message protocol from XI to PIP message protocol, and sends the message to the RosettaNetcompliant system Buyer sends the receipt acknowledgement for the received confirmation message.
Exchange Infrastructure
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The following diagram shows how the Request Purchase Order PIP3A4 works. In this Two-Action (Request-confirm) Partners exchange two messages and two receipts. The two messages are Purchase Order Request and Purchase Order Confirmation with receipt acknowledgement signals in between two to acknowledge the receipt of messages.
Buyer
Seller
Request (PurchaseOrderAction)
Signal (ReceiptAcknowledgement)
Response (PurchaseOrderConfirmationAction)
Signal (ReceiptAcknowledgement)
Figure 1
The Request Purchase Order Scenario above enables a Buyer to issue a Purchase Order (Step 1), and a Seller to Acknowledge (Step 3). Step 1 and Step 3 are Business Action messages and are part of PIP. They contain the purchase Order data. Step 2 and Step 4 are Business Signal messages and are acknowledgements that are sent in response to Business Actions. The RNIF Adapter executes the transport, packaging and routing of all PIP messages and business signals based on the relevant information retrieved from the Integration Repository and Integration Directory at runtime. The following table details the roles that individual parties will play within the demo for the Rosettanet PIP3A4 Request Purchase Order Scenario. Party Customer SAP Buyer Seller Figure 2 Role
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The following actions take place for each Party in the above Scenario: Buyer: 1. Send PIP3A4 Purchase Order Request Action messages 2. Receive ReceiptAcknowledgement signal for the sent Purchase Order Request Action messages. 3. Receive Purchase Order Confirmation Action message for the sent Purchase Order Request messages in response. 4. Send ReceiptAcknowledgement signal for the received Purchase Order Confirmation message. Seller: 1. Receive PIP3A4 Purchase Order Request Action messages. 2. Send ReceiptAcknowledgement signal for the received Purchase Order Request Action messages. 3. Send response Purchase Order Confirmation message for the received Purchase Order Request messages 4. Receive ReceiptAcknowledgement signal for the sent Purchase Order Confirmation message. The following diagram shows the component view of the Business Scenario in SAP XI. Business Scenarios describe the communication between application components on a higher level.
PurchaseOrderRequestAction
PurchaseOrderConfirmationAction
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Business Data
The successful implementation of the demo is nearly independent of the information contained in the message payloads. However, certain business data is required in order to populate the message header appropriately. Specifically, a partner ID scheme must be used to identify the trading partners involved in a transaction. A DUNS number is assigned to each party in the demo for identification. The following table represents the Parties involved and their assignments: Party Customer SAP 677788899 111222333 Figure 3 DUNS Number
Procedure
Open the Web Browser and open the Rosettanet Self-Test Kit using the URL http://iwdflv11vm01.wdf.sap.corp:8080 . Perform the following steps on this screen as shown in the figure below: 1. In the Enter a User ID field, enter Customer. 2. Click on RosettaNet Test Configuration link.
Enter User ID
Figure 4
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Next Page is the Rosettanet Test Configuration Screen. On this screen PIPs and scenarios can be easily selected from the drop-down menus. These settings are saved as default settings for the Demo. Perform the following steps in case there are no default settings as shown in the figure 1. Select the PIP 3A4 from PIP drop-down menu. This automatically populates PIP Scenario. 2. Select Test Scenario 3A4V02.02-RequestPurchaseOrder-0001-Scenario-Buyer from the Test Scenario drop-down menu. 3. Select Global Usage Code Production. 4. Enter Component Under Test Partner details. Enter Global Business/DUNS ID 111222333 and Location ID as Walldorf. 5. Enter URL of the XI RNIF Adapter http://iwdf1806:50000/MessagingSystem/receive/RNIFAdapter/RNIF 6. Enter Global Business/DUNS ID 677788899 for the Test System and Location ID as PaloAlto. 7. Choose None for Security options. 8. Click Submit button.
Figure 5
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On the next page you see the successful completion of the Request Purchase Order business process. This process involved sending a Purchase Order Request Action message, receiving the receipt acknowledgement signal for the sent message, receiving response Purchase Order Confirmation action message, and sending the receipt acknowledgement message for the received message. You can see the real-time status is displayed until the Test Completed.
Figure 6 Test Reports can be viewed in: Summary Detailed Pure XML
Summary Report show high level test results. Results are shown for each interaction within a PIP. Detailed Reports show complete error details for Delivery Header. Details include XML message content, Error component, Expected value and Description.
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These reports generated from XML can be easily shared with trading partners. Summary Report
Figure 7
Monitoring on XI
The Interactions on the Seller side can be viewed using the following: SAP XI Monitoring Tool on DC8 using Tr. Code SXMB_MONI. Monitoring PIP messages in the Integration Engine Runtime Workbench.
SAP XI Monitoring
1. Log on to the DC8 System/ Client 800 with user DEMO and password WELCOME. SAP XI Monitoring Tool TR Code: SXMB_MONI Exchange Infrastructure Monitoring Integration Engine
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3. Execute
4. In the Status Group drop down menu, select Processed Successfully. Click on
icon.
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5. The four highlighted messages shown below are the four interaction steps from the PIP3A4 business process.
6. The Status icon means the message was processed successfully. Highlight each message and double-click to see the status of each message,
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3. On the next screen, click the Message-Monitoring and in the Status menu, select ALL option. 4. Choose the PIP message to see the status of the message.
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5. On the next screen, highlight the ORDERS/ORDERS05 IDoc and double-click on it.
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6. On the next screen, open the Status records folder and open the folder with status 53. This gives you the Sales Order Number that was just created by the IDOC.
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7. Choose Transaction Code VA03. 8. In the Order input field, enter the Sales Order Number(10167 in this case).
9. On the next screen, view the details of Sales order that was created by the IDOC sent by SAP XI via IDOC Adapter.
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10. On this screen, choose the menu path ExtrasOutputHeaderEdit as shown in the diagram below.
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11. On this screen you see the status of the Standard Sales Order Output. The R/3 is configured to trigger the Order Confirmation IDoc soon after the Sales Order gets created.
12. Click on the button Processing Log to view the IDOC number that was created by the Process.
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13. Choose the Transaction WE02 and in the IDOC Number input field, enter the IDOC number from the previous step.
14. Open the Status record of the IDOC to see the IDOC is successfully transmitted to SAP XI.
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