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Development Process
Your development process should follow the outline below. Information on each step in the outline is provided. An example of creating a new integration touch point is provided in Creating Integration Touch Points.
- Modifying the standard integrations (read Modifying Standard Integration Interfaces).
- Understanding the standard integrations.
- Modifying business service data maps.
- Defining your business interface (read Defining Your Business Interface).
- Determine the appropriate SAP interface and identify appropriate BAPIs, RFCs, or IDOCs to use.
- Identify the appropriate Siebel business object.
- Determine the data mapping between the Siebel business object and the SAP data object.
- Making necessary Siebel application and SAP customizations (read Making Necessary Siebel Application and SAP R/3 Customizations).
- Extend the Siebel Database, business objects, and user interface if necessary.
- Customize SAP as necessary.
- Building the interface (read Building the Interfaces).
- Create an integration object for the SAP data object.
- Create a Siebel integration object for the Siebel business object.
- Create a business service to perform the data mapping.
- Create a workflow to contain the data mapping flow.
- Testing the interface (read Testing the Interface).
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Siebel Connector for SAP R/3 Published: 22 August 2003 |