This example shows how JBoss Fuse uses the SAP Java Connector (SAP JCo) library to facilitate bidirectional communication with SAP. Fuse will expose the SAP data via a REST invocation.
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There should be an existing SAP server for connection
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Install the SAP Tool Suite in the JBoss Developer Studio. This creates a SAP Connections view for testing your components.
- Set up the Fuse instance through the following steps. Make sure to install camel-sap and camel-jackson
In the Fuse shell, run the following command install -s mvn:com.redhat/fusesap/0.0.1-SNAPSHOT
Using the SOAPUI, fire a REST POST to http://localhost:9000/flightservice/list.
Sample input:
{"customerName":"Lee Keller","maxRows":"1"}
Sample output:
{ "CUSTOMER_LIST": [ { "CUSTOMERID": "00000352", "CUSTNAME": "Lee Keller", "FORM": "Mr.", "STREET": "107 17th St.", "POBOX": "", "POSTCODE": "09765", "CITY": "Boulder", "COUNTR": "US", "COUNTR_ISO": "US", "REGION": "", "PHONE": "516-865-1547", "EMAIL": "Lee_Keller@Boulder.net" }], "CUSTOMER_RANGE": [], "EXTENSION_IN": [], "EXTENSION_OUT": [], "RETURN": [ { "TYPE": "S", "ID": "BC_IBF", "NUMBER": "000", "MESSAGE": "Method was executed successfully", "LOG_NO": "", "LOG_MSG_NO": "000000", "MESSAGE_V1": "", "MESSAGE_V2": "", "MESSAGE_V3": "", "MESSAGE_V4": "", "PARAMETER": "", "ROW": 0, "FIELD": "", "SYSTEM": "BTS" }] }