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Browse All TopicsWe have developed a web based ASP system for our client. Its basically like an e-commerce site which does not involve payment. The billing details have to be passed to their SAP system. After which they will bill the customers. We are totally clueless as to how to go ahead and integrate this function and to conduct testing for this function.
Please provide simple and detailed instructions.
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by: jonvaughanPosted on 2005-11-10 at 14:41:37ID: 15270083
Well for 200 points you can have simple instructions ...
You will need to call a BAPI or RFC in SAP to create the billing document.
IF your client happens to be using version 4.7 or has SAP XI you can simply post to the BAPI using HTTP and XML.
If it is an earlier version it is a little harder.
If you are using ASP.NET you can download the .NET connector from the sap website ( you may need a SAP customer to do this for you ). Following the docuementation it is fairly simple to set up and get working and you will be able to post the BAPI.
If you are not using .net then you may find it a lttle harder, but there are various RFC libraries on the SAP website.
Of course you can always use an old fashioned batch interface by writing to a file and a Job in SAP reads and creates the billing documents over night.