Weblog to send Response from RFC to File in Asyn Mode Using Proxy

The Main Purpose of this Weblog is to Send the Response of RFC to File in an Asyn Mode.

Mainly RFC is a Synchronous Interface and File is an Asynchronous Interface. So we have to Maintain an Sync/Asyn Bridge. It is easy to Maintain a Proxy instead of Sync/Asyn Bridge.

So when we Create a Message Mapping we may not Map the file Message type to Response of RFC. So there is an Easy way to Send the Response of RFC to File in Asynchronous Mode.

The Best way is to Create a Proxy for the Response Message type of RFC as an Outbound Asyn Interface. Now Open an ABAP Report using Transaction SE38 and call the RFC and Send the response of RFC to Proxy Method.

1) Let us take an RFC(BUPA_CENTRAL_GET_DETAIL)in R/3 where the response of this RFC should be sent to file.
2) The Input for the RFC will be given as Parameters in ABAP Report and call the RFC in that Report.
3) Collect the Response of the RFC from Export Parameters
4) Now create a Proxy in the R/3 System in SProxy Transaction.
5) Declare a Data in the ABAP Report of the Class Created in the above Proxy. Create an Object for the Class.
6) Call the Method of that Class of Proxy.

Integration Builder – Design

1) Create the RFC Response that to be sent to File with name ‘Rfc_Resp_DT’.

2) Create the File Output Data Type with name ‘File_Output_DT’.

3) Create the RFC Response Message Type with name ‘Rfc_Resp_MT’.

4) Create the File Output Message Type with name ‘File_Output_MT’.

5) Create Outbound Asynchronous Interface for RFC Response Message type with Name ‘Rfc_Resp_OB_MI’.

6) Create Inbound Asynchronous Interface for File Output Message type with Name ‘File_Output_In_MI’.

7) Create Message Mapping for RFC Response Message Type to File Output Message Type with Name ‘Rfc_Resp_File_Output_MM’.
8) Create Interface Mapping for RFC Response Outbound interface and File Output Inbound interface with name ‘Rfc_Resp_File_Output_IM’.

Proxy Creation in R/3

9) Go to Transaction SPROXY. Choose our Message Interface and click Create.

10) Enter Package and Prefix Name.

Note: Maintain the Package as $TMP only.

11) Activate the Proxy Created.

12) Click on Class Interface name ‘ZSRCO_RFC_RESP_OB_MI’.

13) The Objects Created by Proxy are

ABAP Report Creation in R/3

14) Create an ABAP Report using Transaction SE38. Call the RFC in that Report. Send the import parameter to RFC by Parameters in report
*&———————————————————————**& Report ZREPORT_BUPA*&*&———————————————————————**&*&*&———————————————————————*REPORT zreport_bupa.* Data for Import parameters for RFCPARAMETERS : partner TYPE bu_partner.* Data For Export Parameters of RFC.DATA : d_es_data_per LIKE bapibus1006_central_person, d_es_data_info LIKE bapibus1006_central_info.* Data for Declaring ProxyDATA prxy TYPE REF TO zsrco_rfc_resp_ob_mi.DATA it_prxy TYPE zsrrfc_resp_mt.* Creating Proxy ObjectCREATE OBJECT prxy.CALL FUNCTION ‘BUPA_CENTRAL_GET_DETAIL’ EXPORTING iv_partner = partner* IV_PARTNER_GUID =* IV_VALID_DATE = SY-DATLO IMPORTING* ES_DATA = es_data_person = d_es_data_per* ES_DATA_ORGAN =* ES_DATA_GROUP = es_data_info = d_es_data_info* EV_CATEGORY =* EV_GROUP =* EV_FULLNAME_CONVERTED =* ES_CENTRAL_VALIDITY =* ES_CENTRAL_CUSTOMER_EXT =* TABLES* ET_ADTEL_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADFAX_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADTTX_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADTLX_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADSMTP_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADRML_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADX400_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADRFC_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADPRT_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADSSF_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADURI_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADPAG_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADCOMREM_ADDR_IND =* ET_ADCOMUSE_ADDR_IND =* ET_RETURN = .* Initilazing Output of RFC to Proxyit_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-first_name = d_es_data_per-firstname.it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-last_name = d_es_data_per-lastname.it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-personal_number = d_es_data_info-pers_no.it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-creation_user = d_es_data_info-creationuser.* Calling a ProxyTRY. CALL METHOD prxy->execute_asynchronous EXPORTING output = it_prxy. commit work . CATCH cx_ai_system_fault . DATA fault TYPE REF TO cx_ai_system_fault . CREATE OBJECT fault. WRITE :/ fault->errortext.ENDTRY.* Displaying Output of ProxyWRITE : / it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-first_name.WRITE : / it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-last_name.WRITE : / it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-personal_number.WRITE : / it_prxy-rfc_resp_mt-creation_user.

Integration Builder – Configuration

15) Since it is Proxy Adapter there is no need for Sender Communication Channel & Sender Agreement to be Created.
16) Create the Receiver Determination, Interface Determination & Receiver Agreement.
17) Execute the ABAP Report & See the Output.

I Wish this Weblog will solve lot of Queries on RFC response and Executing it in Asynchronous Mode.

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Michal Krawczyk January 11, 2007 at 11:08 pm

hi,

>>>>Weblog to send Response from RFC to File in Asyn Mode Using Proxy

the title of this weblog shouldn’t contain “RFC” as RFC has nothing to do with that
you’re just showing how to send data from
a function module (FM) to XI

RFC are “remotely” called modules and you’re executing your FM
on R3 (not on any remote sytem) so it might be a little bit confusing
for some people.

Regards,
michal

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1. Anton Wenzelhuemer January 12, 2007 at 12:02 am
  hi,
  
  first, i fully have to agree with Michal. This has nothing to do with RFC.
  
  second, I wonder what this is good for at all. IMHO this is just an ‘overcomplexication’ of
  
  ....
  open dataset my_dataset.
  transfer the_stuff_from_my_fm to my_dataset.
  close my_dataset.
  ...
  
  anton
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Bhavesh Kantilal January 12, 2007 at 1:04 am

Sriram,
You blog is an ABAP Proxy – XI – File. There are already multiple startup kits available on the same on SDN.

One among those,
ABAP Proxies in XI(Client Proxy)

Regards
Bhavesh

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1. Anonymous January 15, 2007 at 9:48 pm
  
  Hi,
  I had created this Blog because, if u need to send a Response of RFC to a file in an Asyn mode,
  then we need to create an RFC sender CC, TCP/IP connection and Execute the RFC in an ABAP Report.
  Here there is a problem, we cannot map the response of RFC to File data type. So, I created this Blog to show that we can use Proxy instead of RFC. For this Reason, I mentioned RFC in the Title.
  
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  1. Bhavesh Kantilal January 16, 2007 at 5:04 am
    
    Sriram,
    
    No offence intended, but if one were to write a blog for every scenario in which an ABAP proxy can be used, there will be tons of blogs out here on SDN.
    
    Regards
    Bhavesh
    
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Pushkar Anand May 26, 2007 at 3:48 am

Sorry to say but, I dont think this adds any value to SDN SaiRam.
Could you please tell us why do we need RFC instead of using Inbound Proxies if we want to have an asynchronous scenario.

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Anonymous October 6, 2008 at 2:33 am

blog is excellent

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Karthick Sitaraman March 26, 2009 at 2:24 am

HI Sriram,

I tried ur blog and crated scenario.

Will it cerate file in XI server? When i run the report, it gives me the output, but there is no message in sxi_monitor/ RWB.

Regards,
Karthick S

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