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vineethk0001
vineethk0001
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June 24, 2021
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connect with SAP to get details

Hi All,

     I have a requirement where, we have to get the data from SAP and depending on data, we have to create a request in Appian,

     Can anyone please let me know how this can be achieved.

Warm Regards

Vineeth

    acaciob0002
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    June 24, 2021

    Hi Vineeth,


    The team responsible for your SAP is the only one that can tell you how to access their service. There are different ways how a service can be exposed in SAP, for example, you can have an inbound ABAP proxy or a BAPI published in the SoaManager, you can have a service exposed via an middleware service such as SAP Process Orchestration. There are so many ways of how an SAP can be exposed.


    From your side, the minimum that you need to start is an endpoint and access details and then you can beginning to create your integration.


    I hope this information helped you.

    Regards,

    Acacio B

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    acaciob0002
    acaciob0002
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    June 24, 2021

    Hi Vineeth,

    The way how your SAP is exposing the service for you consume that will drive your Appian implementation.

    I would say that the easy way would be if you have a Proxy exposed in your SAP (ABAP Proxy, BAPI, etc), in this case from Appian’s perspective it would be a normal integration call, and you could proceed with your request creation after receive the return.

    Do you know how the service is exposed in the SAP side?

    Regards,

    Acacio B

    vineethk0001
    vineethk0001Author
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    June 24, 2021

    Hi Acacio, Thank for the reply, please let me know how the service will be exposed in SAP Side

    acaciob0002
    acaciob0002Answer
    Participating Frequently
    June 24, 2021

    Hi Vineeth,


    The team responsible for your SAP is the only one that can tell you how to access their service. There are different ways how a service can be exposed in SAP, for example, you can have an inbound ABAP proxy or a BAPI published in the SoaManager, you can have a service exposed via an middleware service such as SAP Process Orchestration. There are so many ways of how an SAP can be exposed.


    From your side, the minimum that you need to start is an endpoint and access details and then you can beginning to create your integration.


    I hope this information helped you.

    Regards,

    Acacio B

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