SAP Document Builder Integration
You use this function to attach documents created in SAP Document Builder to Procurement for Public Sector (PPS) purchasing documents. These documents are automatically attached when you release the purchasing documents. Additionally, you can import PPS data into SAP Document Builder documents, such as product name, price, name of business partner, and address of business partner. This is done in the background when you save your document.
Asynchronous integration consists in mapping PPS and SAP Document Builder messages on the Exchange Infrastructure (XI) server. You can monitor the messages in transaction Integration Engine – Monitoring
(SXMB_MONI
).
Note
This step is optional.
Synchronous integration consists in generating client proxies in the PPS and SAP Document Builder systems, and a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file in the SAP Document Builder system in Customizing under . You use this file, which contains an XML schema describing the structure of a document, to exchange data between PPS and SAP Document Builder. In case of changes to Customizing, you must generate the WDSL file and the client proxy client again in the PPS system.
This function enables integration with SAP Document Builder.
You have activated the business function SRM, Cross-Industry Functions (SRM_CROSS_INDUSTRY_1
). Note that you can only use this business function in conjunction with
the business function SRM, Procurement for Public Sector (SRM_PUBLIC_SECTOR_1
). In other words, you must activate both business functions.
You are using SAP Document Builder 2.0 or higher.
You have created remote function calls in transaction RFC Destinations (Display/Maintain)
(SM59
) to connect the PPS and SAP Document Builder systems to each other.
You have performed the following activities in Customizing for SAP Supplier Relationship Management:
SAP Solution Manager under
SAP note 1084258
, which contains detailed information about single server and multiple server installations.