Author: Srinath Ravi

The basic working of the scenario is shown in the figure.


Fig1. File to RFC Sychronous Scenario

Create the data type

Fig2.Input File Data Type

Fig3.Output File Data Type

• Create Message Type for both the data types as shown below
  
  
  Fig4.Input File Message Type
  
  
  Fig5.Output File Message Type
  

• Create Message Interface for the message types as shown below
  
  
  Fig6.Message Interface of Input File
  
  
  Fig7.Abstract Interface of Input File
  
  
  Fig8.Message Interface of Output File
  
  
  Fig9.Abstract Interface of Output File
  
  
  Fig10.Abstract Interface for File<->RFC
  

• Create Message Mappings for File to RFC and Response mapping for RFC to File as shown below
  
  
  Fig11.Request Message Mapping
  
  
  Fig12.Response Message Mapping
  

• Create the Interface Mapping as shown below
  
  
  Fig13.Request Interface Mapping
  
  
  Fig14.Response Interface Mapping
  

• Create BPM as shown below
  
  
  Fig15.BPM
  

     In the following BPM the first block receives the file and hence triggers the BPM.The second block is a synchronous send block which triggers the call to RFC, takes the output and sends it further to the Asynchronous send step. The third step finally sends data to a file.

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