Answer / vikas

Data from 3rd party can come from middleware tools like MERCATOR. Also data can from 3rd Party from email or fax also. This can be done by intergration mail system with SAP inbox.


The usual connection for middle ware tool can be type 4 TCP/IP - depending upon the setting of your gateway server properties one can integrate SAP with other party Middleware systems.

Answer / harish kollipara

From 3rd party system the data can come in various forms
into SAP system.
It can be done through webmethods in which the Idocs can be
in XML format or even by the 3rd Party tools like Gentran
etc.
To connect to an external system i.e a non-SAP system we
use the connection type T called TCP/IP connection.

Answer / balaraju

By using webmethods tool like Contiva(using in TCS) we can
get data from 3rd party system

Answer / ravinder singh

Data coming from third party tool depends on third party
tool and data transfer mechanism.i have used connection type
't' and 'g' for different scenario

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