Introduction to process integration. What is the importance and evolution Web AS Architecture. What is Web AS How important in general

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I. Introduction to SAP NetWeaver Technology a. Building Blocks of SAP Netweaver i. What is the importance and evolution b. Web AS Architecture. i. What is Web AS ii. How important in general II. Introduction to SAP Exchange Infrastructure a. Process Integration b. Architecture of SAP PI c. Importance why we need PI III. System Landscape Directory a. Architecture of SLD b. Describing Technical Systems & Business Systems i. Importance of BS and TS ii. What is Logical system c. Landscapes and Software catalog i. Dependencies in SWCVS IV. Integration Repository(ESR) a. Introduction to Integration Repository b. Organization of Design Objects in IR c. Creating Repository’ Objects. d. Data types e. Message types f. Message Interfaces g. Mapping Objects h. Mapping Templates etc.. i. Importing RFC & IDOC Interfaces j. Developing” with Imported Interface Objects k. Message types across components V. Mappings a. Overview b. Mapping Programs i. Java Mapping (Concepts) ii. XSLT Mapping (Concepts) iii. ABAP Mapping (Concepts) iv. Message Mapping 1. Mapping Standard Functions 2. User Defined Functions and its types 3. Context changes c. Multi Mapping VI. Integration Directory a. Introduction to Integration Directory b. Describing Systems and Services c. Configuring Communication channels d. Logical Routing and Technical Routing e. Transports between the Development, Test and Productive Landscape VII. Runtime a. Introduction to Integration Server b. Processing Steps of Integration Engine c. Proxy Runtime i. What is proxy in sap pi ii. How to create Proxies d. Using Runtime Workbench i. Message Monitoring ii. Component Monitoring iii. End-to-End Monitoring iv. Cache VIII. Adapters a. Adapter Framework, Adapter Engine b. Overview Of All Adapters i. File Adapter ii. JDBC Adapter iii. RFC Adapter iv. IDOC Adapter v. Plain HTTP Adapter vi. SOAP Adapter vii. JMS Adapter viii. XI Adapter etc.. c. How to Configure Communication channel for Adapters (File, JMS, IDOC, XI, JDBC, FCC, FTP, http, SOAP, RFC i. Sender Channel Configuration ii. Receiver Channel Configuration IX. Scenarios a. Hands on Experience i. File to File (pass through) ii. File to File (FCC) iii. File to JDBC iv. JDBC to File X. Integration Process (ccBPM) a. Introduction to Integration Process b. Arch. of ccBPM c. Designing Integration Process d. Controlling the process flow e. Time control and Exception Handling f. Message Bundling g. Sync/Async. Communications h. Configuring Integration Process i. Monitoring the execution of integration Process