When you create a SAP MII transport and associate it with a SAP MII transport map, you enable interaction between the node and a specific BLS transaction within the SAP MII enterprise system. However, before you create the SAP MII transport map, you must have the name of the SAP MII BLS transaction that you want to connect to, the fully qualified path to where the SAP MII BLS transaction resides, and input and output parameters.
The information in this section assumes the following:
- You are familiar with SAP MII BLS transactions.
- You are familiar with the XML-based Web Services Description Language (WSDL).
- You are familiar with Web services associated with the Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture.
- A SAP MII transport has been created and is available on the node.
- The Workbench is started and you have logged on.
It is also assumed that the SAP MII installation has the following directory structure:
- http://*host*:port/XMII/WSDLGen (is the root of the WSDL for SAP MII BLS transactions)
- http://*host*:port/XMII/SOAPRunner (is where SOAP requests are sent)
- http://*host*:port/XMII/Runner (is where REST requests are sent)
Where:
host is the IP address or server name.
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