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Creating Web Service from Function Modules/BAPIs & Integrating with SAP Interactive Forms

Applies to:
ECC 6.0, SAP Interactive forms by Adobe.

Summary
This document states how to create Web Service from an existing Function Module or BAPI and how to use that for any business scenario using SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe. Form created by this method can be used standalone without portal, to submit data to SAP database within Organization‟s Intranet. Author: Vaibhav Tiwari

Company: Wipro Technologies Created on: 17 December 2009

Author Bio
Vaibhav Tiwari is working in Wipro Technologies, India from past 3.1 years. Started career as an ABAP developer. From past two years working on WD ABAP, WD Java and SAP Interactive forms by Adobe.

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Creating Web Service from Function Modules/BAPIs & Integrating with SAP Interactive Forms

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Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Creating Web Service based on Function Module/BAPI .................................................................................... 3 Configurations through SOAMANAGER ............................................................................................................ 7 Designing the Interactive Form ........................................................................................................................... 9 Deploy and Run the Form................................................................................................................................. 13 Copyright............................................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.

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