Configuring the SOA Manager for Master Data Governance (NW 7.40)
This document describes the configuration steps that are required to enable the exchange of business partner data using point-to-point enterprise services communication without a process integration (PI) system.
Authorizations
The following authorizations are required in the MDG hub system and in the MDG client system:
As administrative role for the SOA Manager SAP_BC_WEBSERVICE_ADMIN_TEC is assigned.
Authorizations are assigned for the transactions listed below:
SU01
SUIM
PFCG
Service Users in ABAP Stack
To create a service user in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
Choose transaction SU01, choose Create
and enter a user.
On the Roles
tab assign the role SAP_BC_WEBSERVICE_ADMIN_TEC.
Business Functions
The following business functions are active in the MDG hub system and in the MDG client system.
Note
To activate the business function run the Customizing activity under
FND_SOA_REUSE_1: Improvements for SOA Reuse Functions
Note
By activating the business function, you can use the following cross-application tool improvements that facilitate the use of services:
SOA Mapping Tool
Error Handling
Point-to-Point Enablement for Asynchronous Enterprise Services
CA_SUPPLIER_SOA: Business Foundation for Services for Supplier
CA_BP_SOA: Business Foundation: Services for Business Partner
The following business function needs to be activated on ERP client systems that are configured for customer client maintenance:
Support for Point-to-Point Communication
To activate the support for the point-to-point communication run this activity in the MDG hub system and in the MDG client system in Customizing for .
Connection to System Landscape Directory
Either the MDG hub system and the MDG client systems are connected to the System Landscape Directory
(SLD) or the BAdI MDG_IDM_GET_LCL_SYSTEM
is implemented to determine the local system ID. To verify the correctness of the SLD content run transaction SLDCHECK
in the MDG hub and client systems. Ignore the browser dialog box. In the systems check that message reads: “Summary: Connection to SLD works correctly.”
If you decide to implement the BAdI and not to use SLD, see the documentation of the IMG activity .
Configuration of the Web Service Runtime
The technical configuration of the web service runtime is done according to SAP note 1043195
.
Error and Conflict Handler
SAP recommends to activate the error and conflict handler. To do so, run the following Customizing activity in the MDG hub system and in the MDG client system: .
The following steps are required to configure the SOA Manager for MDG (transaction SOAMANAGER) in the MDG hub and the MDG client system.
Create a profile for point-to-point communication
To create a new profile in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
On the Technical Administration
tab choose Profiles
.
Choose Create Profile
, enter MDG as name, enter a description, and choose Next
.
Note
The profile names and versions should be identical in the SOA manager settings for both MDG hub and MDG client systems.
Mark User ID/Password
, verify that in section Identifiable Business Context
the filed IBC Determination
has the value No IBC Determination and choose Next
.
In the section Transport Security
mark the check box Secure Communication Only
.
If necessary enter proxy settings and choose Finish
to save the settings and activate the profile.
Configure the client setting
To configure the client setting in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
On the Technical Administration
tab, choose SAP Client Settings
and then choose Edit
.
Enter an Organization Name
.
Choose Get from SLD
to receive the Business System
from the system landscape directory (SLD).
Enter the own Business System ID.
Note
To retrieve the own Business System ID
run transaction SLDCHECK and check the section Calling function LCR_GET_OWN_BUSINESS_SYSTEM
.
Choose Save
to receive the Business Application ID
.
Configure a provider system for the Business Scenario Configuration
To configure a provider system for the business scenario configuration in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
On the Technical Administration
tab, choose Provider Systems
, then choose Create
. Enter as Name
the business system ID of the counterpart system, enter a Description
, select the Profile Name
defined in step 1 and choose Next
.
Enter the SLD Identifier
in for following form: <client>.SystemName.<XYZ>.SystemNumber.<Installation Number>.SystemHome.<Host>, for example 416.SystemName.QV6.SystemNumber.0020270862.SystemHome.uxdbqv6
Note
The SystemNumber can be found as described:
Similarly, the SystemHome can be found under .
Enter the Access URL for WSIL
and Logon Information under WSIL Services
.
Format of WSIL URL: https://<hostname>:<port>/sap/bc/srt/wsil?sap-client=<client>
Note
To identify the host name and port for access URL call transaction SMICM
and choose . Use the HTTPS host name and port displayed in the list. We recommend to use the message server host.
Enter a User for WSDL
and a Password for WSDL
, enter a User for WSIL
and a Password for WSIL
. In both cases you can enter the service user that you have crated in the backend system. Choose Next
.
Maintain the Business Application ID.
Choose Create
to maintain a business application ID in MDG hub System
Enter an application name and a description, for example: sap.com/BusinessApplicationABAP
Enter the business application ID.
Note
Note that the business application ID can be found in the counterpart system in the transaction SOAMANAGER under .
Press Finish
to save and activate the system connection.
Note
As a result the Identifiable Business Context Reference
(IBC reference) for the counterpart system has been generated automatically. To verify this proceed as follows:
On the Service Administration Tab
follow the link Identifiable Business Context Reference
.
Choose Search
. The IBC reference for the counterpart system should be displayed in the list in form XYZ_001 where XYZ_001 is system ID and client of the counterpart system.
Edit Logon Data for Business Scenario
To create a user account in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
Note
The back end user has to exist in both systems.
On the Service Administration
tab choose Logon Data Management
.
On the Maintenance
tab choose Create
, enter your Logon Data Name
and Description
for example SERVICE_USER/Generic Service User and choose Next
.
Select User/Password or X.509 as Authentication Method
.
Enter the user name that you created earlier in the backend system and choose Finish
to activate the logon data.
Assign Logon Data to Provider IBC Reference
To assign logon data to the IBC Reference of counterpart system in the MDG hub and the MDG client system carry out the steps described below in both systems.
On the Service Administration
tab choose Logon Data Management
.
On the Assignments
tab choose Create
.
Use the input help to select a Provider IBC Reference
. Select the IBC reference of the counterpart system from the search result list and choose Next
.
Select the user name you have entered in step 2 of the previous chapter as Logon Data
from the drop down list and choose Finish
.
Create Integration Scenario Configuration for Point-to-Point Communication using Service Group
To create the integration scenario configuration for point-to-point communication using a service group in the MDG hub and MDG client system, carry out the steps described below in both systems.
Create the integration scenario configuration.
On the Service Administration
tab choose Local Integration Scenario Configuration
.
Choose Create
, enter a name and a description for the business scenario and choose Next
.
Search for service definitions and assign a profile.
Choose Add
to search for Service Definition.
In the dialog box search for the Service Definition
BUSINESSPARTNERSUITEBULKREPLIC, mark it in the result list and choose Add to Worklist
.
Similarly search for the following service definitions and add them to the worklist:
Service Definition (Internal Name) | External Name |
|---|---|
BUSINESSPARTNERSUITEBULKREPLI1 | BusinessPartnerSUITEBulkReplicateConfirmation_In |
BUSINESSPARTNERRELATIONSHIPSUI | BusinessPartnerRelationshipSUITEBulkReplicateRequest_In |
BUSINESSPARTNERRELATIONSHIPSU1 | BusinessPartnerRelationshipSUITEBulkReplicateConfirmation_In |
Note
To configure the business partner SOA based search and local copy for the customer client maintenance scenario as provided by the business function Master Data Governance for Customer on Client (ERP) in the MDG hub and MDG client system, execute step 3 with the values shown below:
Service Definition (Internal Name) | External Name |
|---|---|
BUSINESSPARTNERBASICDATABYELEM | BusinessPartnerBasicDataByElementsQueryResponse_In |
Assign profile to service definition.
Select all services definitions from the list and choose Assign Profiles
.
Select the profile MDG, choose Assign Profile
and choose Next
.
Select service groups and provider IBC reference.
Choose Add
to search for the Service Group.
Enter the service group MDG_BS_SUPPLIERREPLICATEREQ, mark it in the result list and choose Add to Worklist
.
If appropriate, repeat the procedure for the service group MDG_BS_SUPPLIERREPLICATECONF.
Note
To configure the business partner SOA based search and local copy for the customer client maintenance scenario as provided by the business function Master Data Governance for Customer on Client (ERP) in the MDG hub and MDG client system, execute step 3 with the values shown below:
Service Group (Internal Name) | Description |
|---|---|
MDG_BS_BP_SEARCH | Service Group for BusinessPartnerBasicDataByElementsQueryResponse |
Assign business application.
Select all service groups from the list and assign the IBC reference by choosing Assign IBC Reference
.
In the dialog box, search for the IBC reference of the counterpart system, mark the entry in the search result list and choose Assign to Service Group
.
Choose Finish
.
Activate business scenario using the processing of pending tasks
Note
Do not activate the business scenario immediately because first the business scenario in the counterpart system needs to be defined.
After creating the integration scenario configuration in counterpart system choose Yes
to activate the Business Scenario.
Follow the link in the section Pending Tasks
.
Choose Process List
to process all pending tasks.
Note
The activation of the logical ports will not succeed because first the pending tasks needs to be processed in the counterpart system. For that reason process all pending tasks in MDG hub system to activate the business scenario on the MDG hub. Afterwards process all pending tasks in the MDG client where the activation failed.