SAP NetWeaver Process IntegrationConceptsIntroductionKey CapabilitiesConnectivityAdaptersMappingRoutingCross-Component Business Process ManagementWeb Services Reliable MessagingInstallation and Connectivity OptionsSAP NetWeaver PI Dual-Stack InstallationAdvanced Adapter Engine ExtendedPhases of an Integration ProjectDesign TimeTop-Down DesignSoftware Component VersionsProcess ModelsInterface ObjectsConfiguration TimeSeparation of Business Systems and Technical SystemsCollaboration ProfileConfiguration Objects (Integration Engine-Based Communication)Configuration Objects (Advanced Adapter Engine)Configuration Objects (Direct Communication)Model-based ConfigurationRuntimeMessagesTool AccessDeveloping and Configuring Integration ScenariosUsing Predefined Integration ContentDescribing the System Landscape in the SLDDefining a Collaboration ProfileConfiguring AdaptersConfiguring Process ModelsSetting up Scenarios Using Dual-Stack Message ProcessingSetting Up Scenarios Using Local AAE-Based Message ProcessingUsing Advanced Adapter Engine Extended Stand-AloneConnecting Advanced Adapter Engine Extended to an Integration ServerSpecial Development TasksDeveloping and Configuring MappingsMapping ObjectsMapping ProgramsMessage Mappings (Overview)Operation MappingUser-Defined Functions and Function LibrariesApplying Advanced Mapping TechniquesDesigning and Configuring Multi-MappingsDesigning and Configuring Value MappingsDesigning and Configuring Parameterized Mapping ProgramsDesigning Mappings for Adapter-Specific Message AttributesDesigning and Configuring Mapping LookupsUsing the Lookup API in a Java Mapping ProgramUsing the Lookup API in an XSLT ProgramUsing the Lookup API in a Message MappingDefining JDBC Lookups GraphicallyDefining RFC Lookups GraphicallyDeveloping and Configuring Integration ProcessesDesigning Integration ProcessesConfiguring Integration ProcessesApplying Advanced Routing TechniquesDefining Content-Based RoutingContent-Based RoutingDefining Dynamic RoutingDefining Message SplitsUsing Adapter-Specific Message Attributes in the Message HeaderDeveloping and Configuring B2B ScenariosB2B ConfigurationConfiguring B2B Scenarios Using the Model ConfiguratorSetting Up Integration Based on SAP Business PackagesStructure of Business PackagesBusiness Package for CIDXBusiness Package for RosettaNetConfiguring B2B IntegrationDeveloping and Configuring Web Service ScenariosSetting Up Direct CommunicationCreating and Configuring XI 3.0-Compatible Web Service Providers and Consumers for Brokered CommunicationCreating and Configuring Web Service ProvidersCreating Web Service Providers for Brokered CommunicationApplication Program Interface for Inbound Proxy CommunicationCreating and Configuring Web Service ConsumersCreating Web Service Consumers for Brokered CommunicationApplication Program Interfaces for Outbound Proxy CommunicationConfiguring Web Service Consumers for Brokered CommunicationWeb Service Providers and Consumers for Brokered CommunicationWeb Service Providers for Brokered CommunicationWeb Service Consumers for Brokered CommunicationImplementing and Generating Proxies in Application SystemsDeveloping a Java Adapter for SAP NetWeaver PIModifying the Java and Metadata FilesModifying the Configuration Files for RARCreating and Deploying the AdapterTesting Your AdapterAdministrative TasksSaving Message VersionsTransporting ESR Content and Objects of Integration DirectoryTransporting Configuration ScenariosReferenceBeispieleProxy-ProgrammierungDeveloping Adapters and ModulesUser Roles for Adapter and Module DevelopmentAccessing JavaDoc and Source Text of the Example Adapter/ModuleStructure of the Adapter FrameworkModules in Message ExchangeServicesAdapter RequirementsUsing the Java Connector Architecture 1.0Connector Architecture, Roles and Scenarios, LifecycleConnection ManagementTransaction ManagementSecurity Architecture and Security ContractCommon Client Interface (CCI)Adapter Framework JCA CCI LibraryManaging the Lifecycle of a JCA AdapterPackaging and Deployment of AdaptersStand-Alone Deployment as RARBundled Deployment as EARConfiguring the Adapter in the Integration DirectoryManagedConnectionFactory PropertiesCreating Adapter MetadataMain Part of the Adapter MetadataAttributeReferenceAttributeGroupTransportProtocol and MessageProtocolChannelAttribute, SecurityAttribute, and GlobalChannelAttributeModuleProcessorAttributesAttributesAttributeTablesLabelListTypeValueTypeRecursiveConditionDefining Tab Pages for Adapter ConfigurationLoading Adapter MetadataAccessing Configuration Data at RuntimeCPA Event RegistrationAccessing Configuration Data in the Sender DirectionAccessing Configuration Data in the Receiver DirectionAccessing Configuration Data in the ModulesConverting Addresses Using Header Mapping and NormalizationMessage ExchangeMessage Flow from the SenderMessage Flow to the ReceiverXI Message InterfacesParts of an XI MessageSynchronous MessagesAsynchronous MessagesCreating Acknowledgment MessagesTransactions for the Asynchronous Sender DirectionTransactions for the Asynchronous Receiver DirectionMessage SecurityMessaging Service Message FactoryAdapter Framework Module InterfacesMessage MetadataInterfaces for AdministrationConnecting to the Communication Channel MonitorImplementing the Channel PingTools and UtilitiesAS Java Resource AccessAccessing the AS Java Transaction ManagerAccessing the AS Java Thread ManagerAccessing the AS Java KeystoreGenerating, Persisting, and Mapping a Message IDTracing, Logging, and MonitoringUsing the Technical Trace and LogUsing Trace ObjectsLogging CategoriesCreating Audit Log EntriesMethods for Connecting to PMIMeasuring Adapter and Module PerformanceExample Adapter and Example ModuleConfiguration Objects for the Adapter TestAdding Modules to the Module ProcessorInformation About Developing Your Own ModulesStandard SAP ModulesExtending Module Chain for SAP Adapters in the Module ProcessorConfiguring Async/Sync and Sync/Async Bridge in the JMS AdapterConfiguring the Async/Sync Bridge in the Sender JMS AdapterAdding RequestResponseBean in the Module ProcessorAdding ResponseOnewayBean in the Module ProcessorConfiguring the Sync/Async Bridge in the Receiver JMS AdapterAdding RequestOnewayBean in the Module ProcessorAdding WaitResponseBean in the Module ProcessorAdding NotifyResponseBean in the Module ProcessorAdding PayloadSwapBean in the Module ProcessorAdding StrictXml2PlainBean (XML to Text) in the Module ProcessorInserting MessageTransformBean in Module ProcessorAdding XMLAnonymizerBean in the Module ProcessorAdding PayloadZipBean in the Module ProcessorAdding TextCodepageConversionBean in the Module ProcessorAdding DynamicConfigurationBean in the Module ProcessorAdding Code Example from Adapter Development to Module ProcessorInserting the Header Validation Module in the Module ProcessorAdding IDOCXmlToFlatConvertor in the Module ProcessorAdding IDOCFlatToXmlConvertor in the Module ProcessorAdding MultipartHeaderBean in the Module ProcessorComparison of IDoc Adapter (IE) and IDoc Adapter (AAE)