A Practical Guide To Sap Integration Suite

A Practical Guide to SAP Integration Suite

A Practical Guide to SAP Cloud Integration

This handbook explains the basics of interface modeling with SAP Cloud Integration. In addition to development, this book also focuses on monitoring and the secure operation of these interfaces. You will learn how to use predefined "plug-and-play interfaces" (integration content) and extend them for your own requirements. With the help of detailed step-by-step instructions, you will be able to implement this knowledge in your own SAP Cloud Integration tenant using a practical example of "retrieving and processing currency rates from an internet service" and consolidate what you have learned. This guide also covers special topics relating to SAP Integration Suite, such as the Partner Directory and add-ons, local deployment, API management, workflow services, and Open Connectors. In addition, this book aims to provide experts with a useful guide to the detailed functionalities of the individual integration patterns. The functions and components of the Cloud Middleware are presented and grouped by area. These include: events, calls, routings, adapters supported by SAP Cloud Integration, and modeling elements for the modification of messages. Understand SAP's Cloud Middleware and the Integration Suite Quality aspects for a robust design Configure standard integration content Reference guide for integration patterns

A Practical Guide to SAP Integration Suite

This book covers the basics of SAP’s Integration Suite, including a broad overview of its capabilities, installation, and real-life examples to illustrate how it can be used to integrate, develop, administer, and monitor applications in the cloud. As you progress through the book, you will see how SAP Integration Suite works as an open, enterprise-grade platform that is a fully vendor-managed, multi-cloud offering that will help you expedite your SAP and third-party integration scenarios. The entire value chain is explored in detail, including usage of APIs and runtime control. Author Jaspreet Bagga demonstrates how SAP’s prebuilt integration packages facilitate quicker, more comprehensive integrations, and how they support a variety of integration patterns. You’ll learn how to leverage the platform to enable seamless cloud and on-premises applications connectivity, develop custom scenarios, mix master data, blend business-to-business (B2B) and electronic data interchange (EDI) processes, including trading partner management. Also covered are business-to-government (B2G) scenarios, orchestrating data and pipelines, and mixing event-driven integration. Upon completing this book, you will have a thorough understanding of why SAP Integration Suite is the middleware of SAP’s integration strategy, and be able to effectively use it in your own integration scenarios. What You Will Learn Understand SAP Integration Suite and its core capabilities Know how integration technologies, such as architecture and supplementary intelligent technologies, work within the SAP Integration Suite Discover services for pre-packaged accelerators: SAP API Management, the Integration Advisor, and the SAP API Business Hub Utilize integration features to link your on-premises or cloud-based systems Understand the capabilities of the newly released Migration Assessment Who This Book Is for Web developers and application leads who want to learn SAP Integration Suite.