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Configure the selected objects

To configure the business object, you specify information about the object (such as the operation associated with the object).

Make sure you have selected and imported the IDoc.

To configure the business object, use the following procedure.


Procedure

  1. In the Configure Composite Properties window, click an IDoc from the IDoc to configure list.

    If you are configuring only one IDoc, this step is not necessary.

  2. Click Add in the Service operations for selected IDoc section of the window.

  3. Select an operation (for example, Create), and click OK.

  4. In the ABAP function module name for selected operation field, type the name of the ABAP function module to associate with this operation.

  5. If you are working with multiple IDocs, repeat the previous four steps for each IDoc.

  6. In the Business object namespace field, use the default namespace (http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/websphere/j2ca/sap) except in the following circumstance. If you are adding the business object to an existing module and the module already includes that business object (from an earlier run of the external service wizard), change the namespace value.

    For example, you could change the namespace to http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/websphere/j2ca/sap1.

  7. To indicate where the business object information should be stored, type the path to the location in the Folder field. This is an optional step.

    The above two fields cannot be edited if you are modifying existing artifacts.

    If you are creating multiple adapter artifacts within a module, ensure that you specify different business object folders for each adapter within the module.

    For example, if you are creating artifacts for Oracle, JDBC, SAP, and JDE within a module, you need to create different relative folders for each of these adapters. If you do not specify different relative folders, the existing artifacts are overwritten when you generate new artifacts.

  8. If you want the IDoc or IDocs to be enclosed within a business graph, leave Generate a business graph for each business object selected. Otherwise, remove the check.

  9. Click Finish.


Results

You have associated an operation with each IDoc and associated an ABAP function module with the object. The Service Generation and Deployment Configuration window is displayed.


What to do next

Generate a deployable module that includes the adapter and the business object.

Configure a module for Advanced event processing - inbound


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