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SAP NetWeaver – Demo Model: Java Demo Enterprise Services (SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1)

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SAP NetWeaver – Demo Model: Java Demo Enterprise Services(SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1)

Applies to:SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1, Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) for SAP NetWeaverComposition Environment 7.1

SummaryThe purpose of this article is to describe the definition and usage of Demo Enterprise Services which areautomatically deployed during a CE 7.1 installation. Furthermore it is explained how to import the definitionsof these services into the ESR. Besides it is important to mention that the Demo Enterprise Services are oneelement of the SAP NetWeaver – Demo Model which has been developed to ensure consistent demos,training material, and documentation across all SAP NetWeaver technologies.Author(s): Matthias KretschmerCompany: SAP AGCreated on: 11 January 2008

Author BioMatthias Kretschmer joined SAP in September 2001 as a BA Student (InformationTechnology). During his studies Matthias had the opportunity to gain an insight into severaldepartments within SAP, e.g. Mobile Infrastructure, Technology Consulting and MaxDB.Matthias successfully completed his studies in September 2004.From 01.10.2004 until 31.07.2006 Matthias worked in the SAP NetWeaver ESI F XPIdepartment (XI Runtime, Monitoring) as a software developer (Java, ABAP).At the moment Matthias works as a product specialist for the SAP NetWeaver Demo Teamwithin SAP NetWeaver Product Management.

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Table of ContentsJava Demo Enterprise Services – Definition ................................................................................3

How to get the Demo Enterprise Service Definitions ................................................................4Java Demo Enterprise Services – Usage..................................................................................... 6

Prerequisites ...........................................................................................................................6Sales Order .............................................................................................................................7Purchase Order .......................................................................................................................9Business Partner ................................................................................................................... 10Product.................................................................................................................................. 11

Related Content ........................................................................................................................ 12Copyright .................................................................................................................................. 13



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Java Demo Enterprise Services – Definition

This chapter illustrates the definition of the Demo Enterprise Services which operate on the following 4Business Objects: Sales Order, Purchase Order, Business Partner, and Product. These Services are e.g. thefoundation of the SAP NetWeaver CE Sample Application Customer Service Care.

As the Demo Enterprise Services follow the Outside-In Approach they were designed in the EnterpriseService Builder of the Enterprise Services Repository. This design content consists of the following elements:

Service Interfaces Message Types Data Types based on Global Data Types

All these elements are part of the software component version NW DEMO 7.10:

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How to get the Demo Enterprise Service Definitions

The first way to get (XI CONTENT) NW DEMO 7.10 is to use the following link which can also be found inthe Related Content Area:

SAP_NetWeaver_CE_7.1_SR3_ESR_Sample_Content

Furthermore NW DEMO 7.10 can be downloaded from SAP Service Marketplace: http://service.sap.com.Please navigate to the following section:

After successfully downloading this .zip file you have to extract it and import it into the ESR. This can bedone in the Enterprise Service Builder: Tools => Import Design Objects.

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Java Demo Enterprise Services – Usage

This chapter describes the use of the Demo Enterprise Services which operate on the following 4 BusinessObjects: Sales Order, Purchase Order, Business Partner, and Product. These services are included in thesoftware component archive (SCA) SAPNWDEMO which is automatically deployed during a CE installation.Therefore you can test them via the Web Services Navigator on any SAP NetWeaver CE 7.1 systemhttp://<host>:<port>/wsnavigator (User has to have proper access rights).

Prerequisites

To be able to use these Demo Enterprise Services you have to execute the following procedure:1. Open the start page of the SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java using the following URL:

http://<host>:<port>2. Choose Web Services Navigator.

3. Enter the following URL in the WSDL URL field:http://<host>:<port>/NWDemoAdminBeanService/NWDemoAdminBean?wsdl

4. Choose Go.5. Select the generateData operation and select the Endpoint in WSDL option under Configuration.

6. Choose Execute.



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Sales Order

a) Sales Order by ID

Technical Data

Entity Type Service interface

Technical Name in EnterpriseServices Repository (ESR)

SalesOrderByIDQueryResponseIn

Namespace in ESR http://sap.com/xi/JNWDemo

Software Component Versionin ESR

NW DEMO 7.10

Category Inbound

Mode Synchronous

WSDL http://<host>:<port>/SalesOrderByIDQueryResponseInImplBeanService/SalesOrderByIDQueryResponseInImplBean?wsdl

DefinitionA request to and response from Sales Order Processing to provide order data.

UseThe service Sales Order by ID is used by the seller to display a sales order.

The following value must be supplied:

SalesOrderID – number of the sales document in the back-end system, range: 5000000000 to5000000054

FeaturesThis service processes the following message types:

SalesOrderByIDQuery SalesOrderByIDResponse

Error HandlingThe input parameters are checked for consistency and plausibility. If the order cannot be displayed, the errormessage is published in the message log.



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b) Sales Order ID by Buyer

Technical Data



SalesOrderIDByBuyerQueryResponseIn



NW DEMO 7.10

Category Inbound

Mode Synchronous

WSDL http://<host>:<port>/SalesOrderIDByBuyerQueryResponseInImplBeanService/SalesOrderIDByBuyerQueryResponseInImplBean?wsdl

DefinitionA request to and response from Sales Order Processing to provide an order history of a business partner.

UseThe service Sales Order ID by Buyer enables the seller to search for the sales orders per business partner.


BuyerID – business partner number (sold-to party in the back-end system), range: 1 to 16


SalesOrderIDByBuyerQuery SalesOrderIDByBuyerResponse

Error HandlingThe input parameters are checked for consistency and plausibility. If the check returns a negative, the errormessage is published in the message log.



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Purchase Order

a) Create Purchase Order

Technical Data



PurchaseOrderCreateRequestConfirmationIn



NW DEMO 7.10

Category Inbound

Mode Synchronous

WSDL http://<host>:<port>/PurchaseOrderCreateRequestConfirmationInImplBeanService/PurchaseOrderCreateRequestConfirmationInImplBean?wsdl

DefinitionA request to and confirmation from Purchase Order Processing to create a purchase order.

UseThe service Create Purchase Order is used by the buyer to create a purchase order. You have to supply allvalues which are mandatory. For SellerID, BuyerID, and ProductID you can use the corresponding valueswhich are mentioned in chapter 2.3 and 2.4 of this document.


PurchaseOrderCreateRequest PurchaseOrderCreateConfirmation

Error HandlingIf errors occur, the process terminates and a message is transferred to the application.



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Business Partner

a) Business Partner by ID

Technical Data



BusinessPartnerByIDQueryResponseIn



NW DEMO 7.10

Category Inbound

Mode Synchronous

WSDL http://<host>:<port>/BusinessPartnerByIDQueryResponseInImplBeanService/BusinessPartnerByIDQueryResponseInImplBean?wsdl

DefinitionBusiness Partner by ID is a service that reads the (basic) data of a business partner.

UseThe service Business Partner by ID can be used to retrieve business partner details, when the ID is known.


BusinessPartnerID – business partner number, range: 1 to 16


BusinessPartnerByIDQuery BusinessPartnerByIDResponse




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Product

a) Product by ID

Technical Data



ProductByIDQueryResponseIn



NW DEMO 7.10

Category Inbound

Mode Synchronous

WSDL http://<host>:<port>/ProductByIDQueryResponseInImplBeanService/ProductByIDQueryResponseInImplBean?wsdl

DefinitionProduct by ID is a service that reads the (basic) data of a product.

UseThe service Product by ID can be used to retrieve product details, when the ID is known.


ProductID – product/material number, range: HT-1000 to HT-1003 & HT-1030 to HT-1032


ProductByIDQuery ProductByIDResponse




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Related ContentSAP_NetWeaver_CE_7.1_SR3_ESR_Sample_Content

SAP_NetWeaver_CE_Sample_Application_Customer_Service_Care

Enterprise_Services_Repository_for_SAP_NetWeaver_CE_7.1_SR3

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