Similarly as in my previous
post I’m sharing a little about my experience while working with MuleSoft Mule ESB platform.
In next text I depict
simple flow in the mule which listens for incoming data coming into the mule’s
app from an IDoc generated in SAP. Once the IDoc of certain type is created in
the SAP it is displayed in the app’s console. Needless to say that the IDoc gets
generated in the SAP when some business data gets modified (created/changed/deleted).
There is quite extensive configuration to be done at SAP side with regards to
ALE customizing in order to setup the IDoc generation. On the mule side there
is just an SAP Connector configured which acts as the IDoc listener. The IDoc
Basic Type needs to be specified in its Object Name field. All parameters for
connection form the mule app to the SAP are taken via parameters form mule-app.properties file.
Here’s the mule app’s
console output looks like:
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