On the configuration user interface, you can toggle between the internal ABAP structure view (generated proxy structure) and the external representation originating from a service interface (element names).

You can sort the tree display of a source or target structure alphabetically by field name.

You can assign the source field to the corresponding target field by dragging and dropping within the configuration user interface.

You can generate a where-used list of the relevant configuration entities (such as condition, transformation, conversion, and field check class) for a given package group.

A where-used list is available for mapping steps that are used by enterprise services. You can see all the service interfaces and operations that use a specific mapping step.

You can use your own settings to overwrite the settings for the standard business processes for forward error handling.

You can define your own business processes for forward error handling in the Postprocessing Office.

You can register for enterprise services that support forward error handling.

Usability and user interface improvements are available for the Payload Editor.

The Response Receiver Correlation Manager enables you to register an incoming request or query. This registration can be picked up in the corresponding confirmation or response message to control how the response message is routed.

In-application sequencing ensures that incoming messages are processed in the correct order at application level. If a new message arrives, but a preceding message is missing, it places the new message in a queue until the missing message arrives.

You can assign the point-to-point enabled services to service groups, and use this group definition to configure the services in the SOA Manager component. A new wrapper class for outgoing service calls bundles the logical ports generated through this group configuration.