Good video on the Logic App Standard with VNET Integration - would also be useful to show how we can use that for SAP Business One even when the SAP system is still hosted locally (On-Premise)- by leveraging the NAT Gateway with an Outbound(static) IP that could be whitelisted just for that purpose to call backend services-very useful when skipping the OPDGW installation is required
Hi Holger, it is very helpful video how to connect to local SAP without gateway! In your RFC call example you just pasted XML into RFC Parameters field. You did not tell how had you created that XML? We need to call sometimes quite complex BAPIs, that have complex multi-level structure of input parameters. We cannot figure out how and where we can to get that XML template? Currently we have to manually look into Import section of SE37, diving into deeper levels, which is tedious job. Is there a way that we could produce this Input XML template?
Hi, yes. Creating the XML the first time can be complicated. The best way is to use the Generate Schema feature, see learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/sap-generate-schemas-for-artifacts?tabs=consumption. My colleage David Burg has also a really great repo on GitHub which can get you started, github.com/daviburg/Sap-Samples. - Holger.
Good video on the Logic App Standard with VNET Integration - would also be useful to show how we can use that for SAP Business One even when the SAP system is still hosted locally (On-Premise)- by leveraging the NAT Gateway with an Outbound(static) IP that could be whitelisted just for that purpose to call backend services-very useful when skipping the OPDGW installation is required
Hi Holger, it is very helpful video how to connect to local SAP without gateway!
In your RFC call example you just pasted XML into RFC Parameters field.
You did not tell how had you created that XML?
We need to call sometimes quite complex BAPIs, that have complex multi-level structure of input parameters. We cannot figure out how and where we can to get that XML template?
Currently we have to manually look into Import section of SE37, diving into deeper levels, which is tedious job.
Is there a way that we could produce this Input XML template?
Hi, yes. Creating the XML the first time can be complicated. The best way is to use the Generate Schema feature, see learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/sap-generate-schemas-for-artifacts?tabs=consumption. My colleage David Burg has also a really great repo on GitHub which can get you started, github.com/daviburg/Sap-Samples. - Holger.
How About SAP Table Join in Logic apps?
Excellent!!!
Glad you like it! -Holger.