Integration Server (ABAP Cache)

The ABAP cache of the Integration Server differentiates between the following cache objects:

• Party

  The system searches for communication parties. The name of the party, the issuing agency, and the identification scheme are displayed on the detail screen.

• Communication component

  This searches for communication components with or without a party.

  Note

  Even if the Party field is left blank, communication components with or without a party are found and displayed. However, if you enter a space, only communication components without a party are displayed.

  The names of any authorized users are displayed on the detail screen.

• Communication channel

  This searches for communication channels. The detail screen displays the parameters, identifiers, and attributes for the channel.

• Receiver agreement

  When searching for receiver agreements, you can use the following selection criteria:

  • Sender party

  • Sender communication component

  • Namespace

  • Interface

  • Receiver party

  • Receiver communication component

  In the detail screen you find the attributes of the agreement, the specifications of the communication channel and information on the header mapping.

  If a Web Service adapter is configured in the communication channel, then the assignment and logical ports of the client configuration (consumer) are also displayed.

  You can display the assignment profile in a separate window.

• Sender agreement

  When searching for sender agreements, you use the same selection criteria as those used to search for receiver agreements.

  In the detail screen you find the attributes of the agreement, the specifications of the communication channel and the authorized users.

  If a Web Service adapter is configured in the communication channel, then the assignment and logical ports of the server configuration (provider) are also displayed.

  You can display the assignment profile in a separate window.

• Receiver determination

  When searching for receiver determinations, you use the same selection criteria as those used to search for receiver agreements.

  The information on the detail screen varies depending on whether you select a standard receiver determination or an enhanced receiver determination.

  • In a standard receiver determination, a list of the configured receivers is displayed.

  • In the case of an enhanced receiver determination, a list of operation mappings for dynamic receiver determination is displayed instead of a receiver list.

  The action that must be executed if no receiver is found is always displayed. Where available, a table of the namespace prefixes is also displayed.

• Interface determination

  When searching for interface determinations, you use the same selection criteria as those used to search for receiver determinations.

  The detail screen displays a list of the configured inbound interfaces. You can display the operation mapping for each interface, and the parameters for each operation mapping.

• Operation mapping

  When searching for mapping objects, you can use the following selection criteria:

  • Software component

    You can enter either the name of a software component or software component version, or the (full) GUID of a software component version.

  • Name

  • Namespace

  A list of the mapping objects found is displayed. The detail screen displays a list of all outbound and inbound interfaces involved, as well as the corresponding request, response, and fault programs.

  To display the binding for the parameter of a mapping program, select the program and choose Binding .

  The parameters of the mapping object are displayed on the Parameters tab page.

• Integration Process

  When searching for integration processes, you can use the following selection criteria from the Integration Directory:

  • Party

  • Integration Process

  The detail screen contains information about the selected integration process, and the XML code of the graphical representation of the process.

• Process component

  To search for process components, you must enter a directory name.

  The names of the directory and repository, and the repository namespace are displayed.

• Alert Category

  When searching for alert categories, you can use the following selection criteria:

  • Name

  • Namespace

  • Software component version

  A list containing all alert categories found, including their GUID, alias, and description is displayed. The detail screen contains information about the alert container.