Once the transaction name and folder are specified, you
can query to retrieve the input and output parameters from
the WSDL for the specified SAP MII BLS transaction.
9. Click Query.
When the WSDL is available, and you have permission to access it, continue to the next step; otherwise, go to Manually adding input and output parameterson page 263.
10. The input and output variables appear at the bottom
of the To Enterprise section.
The following describes the pre-defined parameters as they are presented for every SAP MII BLS transaction.
| Parameter column | Description |
|---|---|
| LoginName | The user ID to execute privileges for the SAP MII BLS transaction. Always available as an input parameter. |
| LoginPassword | The password associated with LoginName. Always available as an input parameter. |
| InputParams | The structure heading for the incoming SAP MII BLS transaction parameters that follow. |
| Rowset | The table heading for the SAP MII
BLS transaction table parameters that
follow. The variables will hold return
values. If you want the Transaction
Server to ignore the SAP MII BLS
transaction values, set the
Rows Out value
associated with the
Rowset parameter to
zero. |
The Transaction Server supports the following SAP MII BLS transaction types.
- Boolean
- Byte
- Datetime*
*To convert the MII Datetime to a Timestamp, the only format supported is the MII format: yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss - Double
- Float
- Integer
- Long
- Short
- String
The Transaction Server does not support the following SAP MII BLS transaction types:
- XML
- MAP
- List
- Binary
The following describes the parameters types that are presented for every SAP MII BLS transaction.
| Parm Type column | Description |
|---|---|
| In | Incoming parameters to the SAP MII BLS transaction. |
| Out | Returned by the SAP MII BLS transaction. |
Related topics
Creating the SAP MII transport map