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    Traning PPT On ABAP Proxies

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    An ABAP proxy is an interface generated for ABAP that is used to establish communication between SAP and a third party system via a PI channel. There are two types of ABAP proxies - client proxies which transfer data outbound from ABAP and server proxies which transfer data inbound to ABAP. To work with proxies, they must first be generated and activated using transaction SPROXY after a PI channel has been configured. For inbound proxies, code is written in the implementing class to process incoming data, while for outbound proxies code is written to populate data and call the proxy methods to send the data.

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    An ABAP proxy is an interface generated for ABAP that is used to establish communication between SAP and a third party system via a PI channel. There are two types of ABAP proxies - client proxies which transfer data outbound from ABAP and server proxies which transfer data inbound to ABAP. To work with proxies, they must first be generated and activated using transaction SPROXY after a PI channel has been configured. For inbound proxies, code is written in the implementing class to process incoming data, while for outbound proxies code is written to populate data and call the proxy methods to send the data.

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    An ABAP proxy is an interface generated for ABAP that is used to establish communication between SAP and a third party system via a PI channel. There are two types of ABAP proxies - client proxies which transfer data outbound from ABAP and server proxies which transfer data inbound to ABAP. To work with proxies, they must first be generated and activated using transaction SPROXY after a PI channel has been configured. For inbound proxies, code is written in the implementing class to process incoming data, while for outbound proxies code is written to populate data and call the proxy methods to send the data.

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    Traning PPT On ABAP Proxies

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    An ABAP proxy is an interface generated for ABAP that is used to establish communication between SAP and a third party system via a PI channel. There are two types of ABAP proxies - client proxies which transfer data outbound from ABAP and server proxies which transfer data inbound to ABAP. To work with proxies, they must first be generated and activated using transaction SPROXY after a PI channel has been configured. For inbound proxies, code is written in the implementing class to process incoming data, while for outbound proxies code is written to populate data and call the proxy methods to send the data.

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    The key takeaways are that proxies are interfaces used to establish communication between SAP and third parties via PI channels. The main types are client/outbound and server/inbound proxies.

    The different types of ABAP proxies are client/outbound proxies which transfer data from the ABAP end and server/inbound proxies which transfer data to the ABAP end.

    The steps to generate and activate a proxy are to create a PI channel, navigate to the proxy object in transaction SPROXY, generate and activate the proxy by providing a package, transaction code and prefix.

    ABAP Proxies

    What is an ABAP Proxy?

    • A Proxy is an executable interface that is


    generated for a target application language.

    • The target Application language can be ABAP or


    JAVA. When it is ABAP, the proxy would be
    known as an ABAP Proxy.

    • An ABAP proxy is basically an interface, which is


    used to establish communication between SAP
    and a third party, via a PI Channel and is
    generated on the Application server using
    transaction SPROXY.
    Types of ABAP Proxies

    Depending on the direction of flow of data, Proxies


    are categorized into below two categories:

    • Client Proxy : If a Proxy is used for transfer of


    data from ABAP end, the proxy is called Client
    Proxy or an Outbound Proxy.

    • Server Proxy: If a Proxy is used for transfer of


    data to ABAP end, the proxy is called Server
    Proxy or an Inbound Proxy.
    Working with Proxies

    For working with Proxies, we require an SAP PI


    Server, which needs to be configured with the
    SAP ECC Server by a BASIS Consultant. It
    would be possible to activate a Proxy, only when
    the configuration is complete.

    In the next slides, we would discover how to


    actually Generate and Activate an Inbound
    Proxy as well as an Outbound Proxy.
    Working with Proxies
    Below are the steps to Generate and
    Activate a Proxy, which are common to
    both Inbound and Outbound Proxies:
    First of all, a PI Channel has to be created
    in PI Server by a PI Consultant. Once it is
    created, it is visible in ECC in Transaction
    SPROXY.
    The path to be navigated to is :
    Source → ESR → SWCs →
    TRIDENT_SAPECC TRIDENT_SAPECC
    741 of trident → Namespaces → ECC
    Name of the Proxy ( as given by the PI
    Working with Proxies
    Working with Proxies

    Once the given


    name is found,
    navigate as per
    the below path:
    ECC Name of
    the Proxy →
    Objects.
    Working with Proxies
    A Proxy has three
    objects:
    • Data Types: The
    structures involved for
    data transfer.
    • Message Types: The
    data transfer type,
    which determines
    whether the Proxy
    would be Inbound or
    Outbound.
    • Service Provider: The
    service provider for
    data transfer, which
    provides Classes to
    Working with Proxies

    Right click
    the
    Service
    Provider
    and select
    Generate
    Option.
    Working with Proxies

    Next, it will
    ask for a TR
    and a Prefix.
    Enter the
    Package, TR
    and prefix,
    click on
    Continue,
    and then
    Activate the
    Proxy.
    Working with Proxies

    The given screen


    would be
    displayed.
    Here, Z is the
    Prefix we
    entered and ZII
    means the Proxy
    is Inbound ( an
    Outbound Proxy
    would have
    ABAP Name
    beginning with
    ZCO ).
    Working with Inbound Proxies

    To code in the Inbound Proxy, double click on


    the Implementing Class and then double click on
    the SI Method.
    Working with Inbound Proxies
    You will get a
    screen to write
    ABAP Code.
    This is where
    you need to
    write the code
    which will be
    executed, once
    this Inbound
    Proxy is called
    by PI Team.
    Working with Inbound Proxies
    You need to
    declare an
    internal table
    and/or a work
    area to get the
    data brought in
    by the Proxy,
    corresponding
    to the data
    objects of the
    Proxy.
    Working with Outbound Proxies
    Given is the
    screen
    generated for
    Outbound
    Proxy.

    Calling an
    Outbound
    Proxy through
    a program is
    illustrated in
    the next slide.
    Working with Outbound Proxies
    Create an Object of the generated Class,
    declare an internal table of the table type of
    the Proxy, and also a variable of the
    Message Type of the Proxy, as shown
    below.
    Working with Outbound Proxies
    Create an Object of the generated Class,
    declare an internal table of the table type of
    the Proxy, and also a variable of the
    Message Type of the Proxy, as shown
    below.
    Working with Outbound Proxies
    Populate the internal table to be passed to
    the Proxy, and call the Proxy methods to
    send the data, as shown:
    Points to be Noted:

    1. Proxy Development in ECC Side can be done only


    when the ECC-PI Configuration is up to date and PI
    related Development is complete.
    2. Proxy generated data types cannot be changed
    from ECC Side directly. The Proxy needs to be
    regenerated, and then changes done, if any would
    automatically reflect in the data types.
    3. For Outbound Proxy related reference, use Tcode
    ZHRFTP or ZPP006.
    Thank You!!

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