Outbound IDOC as web service – XML/JSON
In ideal scenario your middle-ware should have a listener for your outbound IDOC port. In case you don’t have and you need to expose your outbound IDOC as a service then you can use it.
- Create a WSDL of the IDOC
- Create Proxy of the WSDL
- Process the incoming message and post IDOC
Advantages over RFC web services:
- IDOC gets created in the runtime so we can avoid making all the DB queries to build the business logic (like we do in RFC’s).
- It will be faster than RFC’s as all the data is already staged in IDOC. It gets the data from IDOC and sends it as response
- No empty tags as we see in RFC based web services. It will reduce the payload significantly
- JSON will reduce the payload even further making the overall performance better
OUTPUT example
JSON
Good Thought. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Amaresh,
Very helpful Blog!
I got the exactly same requirement, Could you please share (to below email) the code attachment or any document.
Best Regards,
Rajat Verma
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Hi Amaresh,
We need to apply the same solution.
I would appreciate if you could send the documentation or procedure to perform the first steps in the mail below
Thanks in advance,
Best regards
Diego
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Hello Amaresh,
thanks for your idea. This is very useful in all kind of scenarios where data in IDoc format needs to be read by an external application. But could you explaine a little bit more precise how exact to achive the proposed solution? How exactly do we obtain the WebService which can be called and returns the idoc data?
Hi Amaresh,
Would you be able to share the above code samples with me? This would be greatly appreciated!
My email is : kylevking1@gmail.com
Thanks,
Kyle
Very helpful Blog!
I got the exactly same requirement, Could you please share the code attachment or any document to email - lrsarada@gmail.com
Best Regards,
Lakhan