Developing new and changing existing interfaces can be tricky. This blog post shows how to improve the process: 1. PLAN Planning a change means analyzing what exists where and it…
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Which KPIs are useful when looking at the integration layer and the monthly interface traffic? Over the last year we have collected them and brought them into a new format:…
This article describes the required roles you have to assign to your technical user(s). SAP Process Orchestration (Technical User) Roles SAP_XI_API_DISPLAY_J2EE SAP_XI_APPL_SERV_USER SAP_XI_MONITOR_J2EE SAP_PI_B2B_TPM_ADMIN SAP_BPM_ODATA SAP_BPM_SuperAdmin To be able to…
Since you can maintain custom tags for each Integration Package, we are now visualizing this in our enhanced Excel format for WHINT Interface Catalog for SAP Cloud Integration. It helps…
To manage interfaces well, it is important to know who is responsible from the business and/or support team to resolve issues. This can be the key contact in case of…
In case you are using the Persist Step to write Message Payloads into the Message Store, you might have noticed that this happens only for successfully processed messages. When you…
Our solution to automate the monitoring of SAP Middleware (PI/Process Orchestration/Cloud Integration) is typically used by the IT department: WHINT Interface Monitoring for SAP Process Orchestration. However, it is very…
This solution is providing the possibility to monitor message store entries of a SAP Cloud Integration tenant. We know Staging & Logging in SAP Process Orchestration already, but SAP Cloud…
In case you store your WHINT Interface Management results on the file system of your SAP Process Orchestration system, there is a convenient way of accessing them (without FileZilla or…
WHINT Interface Management Solutions are being installed on existing SAP Process Orchestration installations as integration content. They consist of NWA jobs (WHINT MessageTrigger Job), ESR Content and Integration Directory configuration. Each…