Answer Posted / venkateswarlu.bandi
Integration tool used in sap BAPI's. is used to process and
access the data into the business systems.
BAPI :business application programming interface is used to
third party tool is used to integraing with non- sap
systems to the sap systems and also customers and patners
to integraing with their components with the sap systems.
BAPIs are the API methods of sap business objects. these
business objects are stored into the business object
repository .(se84)
structure of the Bapi to create the business object.
1.create the structure in dictionary (SE11)
2.define the function module in function builder.(SE37)
3.create the API method using the bapi wizard. (SW01)
4.calling the Bapi Return parameters.
some standard parameters in Bapi's.
1.address parameters
2.change parameters
3.exetension parameters
4.return parameters
5.selection parameters
6.test & run parameters
7.text & transfer parameters.
Bapi's are called the thrugh the RFC function modules which
is maintain the function builder. (se37)
Each business object have one business object. is created
usig the transaction code is: (sw01)
Each bapi must have return parameter are return table (or)
retrived return from the calling program.
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