CUSTOMER Customizing Tables for Transfer Types and Enhancement Spot Container for EPC BADIs

Customizing Tables for Transfer Types and Enhancement Spot Container for EPC BADIs SAP Enterprise Project Connection 2.0 SP02 Document Version: 1.0 2014-04-30 Customizing Tables for Transfer Types and Enhancement Spot Container for EPC BADIs

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Table of Contents 1 Introduction... 5 1.1 Intended Audience... 5 1.2 Additional Documentation... 5 1.3 Overview of SAP Enterprise Project Connection... 6 2 EPC Transfer Type Tables... 7 2.1 Pre-requisite... 7 2.2 Where do you see the Transfer Type dropdown lists... 9 2.3 How do the Transfer Type dropdown lists correspond to Workflows?... 10 2.3.1 Project Transfers... 10 2.3.2 Order Transfers... 10 2.4 Populating the customizing tables for Transfer Types... 11 2.4.1 Project Transfer Types... 11 2.4.2 Order Transfer Types... 12 3 Using custom Transfer Types WITHOUT BADI implementation... 14 4 Using custom Transfer Types WITH BADI implementation... 18 4.1 Enhancement Spot Container objects... 19 4.2 /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_IF and /SEPC/BADI_ORDS_XFER_IF interfaces contain 4 methods:... 19 4.2.1 GET_RFC_DESTINATION... 20 4.2.2 GET_WORKFLOW_PARAMS... 20 4.2.3 GET_WORKFLOW_NAME... 21 4.2.4 AUTHORIZATION_CHECK... 21 4.3 Using a custom Transfer Type in your BADI implementation... 21 4 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

1 Introduction SAP Enterprise Project Connection (EPC) 2.0 SP02 has enabled enhancement spots for customizing the transfer workflows for Projects and Work Orders. In addition to the enhancement spots, the Transfer Type dropdown list has been modified for customizing as well. This document provides the details of how to use the Transfer Type customizing tables and how to implement the user exit enhancement spots (BADIs). You must review the SAP Enterprise Project Connection (EPC) Sample Integration Solution (SIS) Terms of Use and Disclaimer. This disclaimer can be found either in SAP Note 1994073. 1.1 Intended Audience This document s target audience includes the following SAP EPC user roles: o o Implementation Expert Responsible for EPC business use case implementation ABAP developer Responsible for maintaining and customizing EPC Add-On ABAP code. 1.2 Additional Documentation SAP EPC also includes the following documentation that is available at http://help.sap.com and then SAP Business Suite SAP Product Lifecycle Management SAP Enterprise Project Connection 2.0. o SAP Enterprise Project Connection Solution Operations Guide For the product administrator, this document describes how to configure the application and the tasks necessary to support SAP EPC users. o SAP Enterprise Project Connection Installation Guide For the network administrator, this document contains information about how to install and configure SAP Enterprise Project Connection. o SAP Enterprise Project Connection Application Help For the network administrator or user, this document describes the basic functionality of SAP Enterprise Project Connection. o SAP Enterprise Project Connection Security Guide For the network administrator, this document describes the security settings of SAP Enterprise Project Connection. Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 5

1.3 Overview of SAP Enterprise Project Connection From the SAP Easy Access menu, users can access SAP EPC transactions. These transactions are located in the Enterprise Project Connection folder of the Cross-Application Components. The following transactions are part of SAP Enterprise Project Connection and relevant to the Transfer Type customizing tables and enhancement spots: /SEPC/XFER_PROJECT Transfer Projects /SEPC/XFER_ORDERS Transfer Orders The Transfer Projects transaction transfers Project data between SAP ERP and EPPM and has similar modes in which to transfer the data. However, these transactions have different selection criteria for SAP ERP data and the transfer types. The Transfer Orders transaction transfers Plant Maintenance Work Order data between SAP ERP and EPPM and has similar modes in which to transfer the data. However, these transactions have different selection criteria for SAP ERP data and the transfer types. If you do not have access to one of these transactions, contact your SAP ERP administrator. You may need to have a role or authorization added to your user profile. Refer SAP Note 1910076 - EPC20SP02 Enhancement Spot required for transfer processing, knowing how to customize transfer type for Microsoft Project Server. The following sections provide more details about the transfer types customizing tables and their implementations. 6 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

2 EPC Transfer Type Tables With the release of SAP Enterprise Project Connection (EPC) 2.0 SP02, the EPC ABAP Administrator can now modify the Transfer Type dropdown selection list for transactions /SEPC/XFER_PROJECT and /SEPC/XFER_ORDERS. The table structures behind the dropdown lists are located in the 2 customizing tables; /SEPC/XFER_PR_T and /SEPC/XFER_OR_T. 2.1 Pre-requisite The new customizing tables and data are installed into your ERP customizing client 100. The following steps describe how to get the tables and data to your other clients. (Also see SAP Note 2857.) 1) Login to your ERP client 2) GO to transaction SCC1 (You will need to get the Transport Request from your BASIS Admin) 3) Type input text as shown below and click Start Immediately 4) Click Yes 5) Click Yes Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 7

6) Click Back Green back arrow in tool bar to see the transport request result. 7) Storage required (KB) values: a. If you see 2 in Storage Required Field value that means your transport of data for both Transfer Project and Transfer Order are successfully done. b. If you see 1 in Storage Required Field value that means your transport of data for either Transfer Project or Transfer Order is successfully done. i. Check custom values in tables for these two transaction You ll find that one of the table has custom value defined by user. c. If you see 0 in Storage Required Field value that means your transport of data is NOT successfully done. i. This is due to both the transactions have custom values in their respective tables for drop down. d. NOTE: SCC1 transaction transport populates drop down values only if user has NO custom values defined in their drop down custom table. 8) Done 8 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

2.2 Where do you see the Transfer Type dropdown lists The transaction Transfer Projects /SEPC/XFER_PROJECT contains the dropdown list in the screenshot below. The transaction Transfer PM Orders /SEPC/XFER_ORDERS contains the dropdown list in the screenshot below Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 9

2.3 How do the Transfer Type dropdown lists correspond to Workflows? When the user makes a selection from the Transfer Type options, there is an EPC Workflow Name associated with that selection. An EPC Workflow Name is the name of the Operation that is to be executed when the user clicks on the Transfer button on the subsequent dialog, or the operation that is automatically executed if Automatic Transfer mode has been selected. 2.3.1 Project Transfers For example; when the user selects SAP ERP to Primavera P6 from the Transfer Projects transaction, the workflow name SapToP3eProjectSync is executed. This workflow name can be found in the config/datapath/operations/sapps_saptop6-operations.xml file. Workflow Name: SapToP3eProjectSync (Case Sensitive) Workflow File: sapps_saptop6-operations.xml Unless a Workflow Name has been entered into the table or a BADI is implemented to use a different workflow for transfer type, the following transfer types default to the following Workflow Names: Index Description (Transfer Type Text) Operation (Workflow Name) 1 SAP ERP to Primavera P6 SapToP3eProjectSync 2 Primavera P6 to SAP ERP P3eToSapProjectSync 3 SAP Actuals to Primavera P6 SapToP3eProjectActualSync 2.3.2 Order Transfers For example; when the user selects SAP ERP to Primavera P6 from the Transfer Orders transaction, the workflow name SAPtoP6 is executed. This workflow name can be found in the config/datapath/operations/sappm_saptop6-operations.xml file. Workflow Name: SAPtoP6 (Case Sensitive) Workflow File: sappm_saptop6-operations.xml Unless a Workflow Name has been entered into the table or a BADI is implemented to use a different workflow for transfer type, the following transfer types default to the following Workflow Names: Index Description (Transfer Type Text) Operation (Workflow Name) 1 SAP ERP to Primavera P6 SAPtoP6 2 Primavera P6 to SAP ERP P6toSAP 10 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

2.4 Populating the customizing tables for Transfer Types 2.4.1 Project Transfer Types 1) Login to your ERP client 2) Go to t-code SM30, Enter table name /SEPC/XFER_PR_T for Project Transfer Types, and click on Maintain. 3) Editing an existing line will modify the text that appears in the UI for that current transfer type. 4) Clicking on New Entries will allow for additional rows in the table. 5) Add the German translations: EN: SAP ERP to Primavera P6 DE: SAP ERP zu Primavera P6 EN: Primavera P6 to SAP ERP DE: Primavera P6 zu SAP ERP Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 11

EN: SAP Actuals to Primavera P6 DE: SAP Actuals zu Primavera P6 6) The table schema of above table looks like: 2.4.2 Order Transfer Types 1) Login to your ERP client 2) Make sure to have created a Customizing Request for this client. 3) Go to t-code SM30, Enter table name /SEPC/XFER_OR_T for Order Transfer Types, and click on Maintain. 12 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

4) Editing an existing line will modify the text that appears in the UI for that current transfer type. 5) Clicking on New Entries will allow for additional rows in the table. (See section below regarding using new Transfer Types and Workflows.) 6) Add the German Translations: EN: SAP ERP to Primavera P6 DE: SAP ERP zu Primavera P6 EN: Primavera P6 to SAP ERP DE: Primavera P6 zu SAP ERP 7) Table schema of above table looks like Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 13

3 Using custom Transfer Types WITHOUT BADI implementation With the release of EPC2.0 SP02 SAP Note 2007441, custom transfer types can be added to the Transfer Type tables along with the custom Workflow Name, Workflow Parameters and RFC Destination without implementing a BADI. To utilize this customization, follow the steps below. 1) Login to your ERP client 2) Go to t-code SM30, Enter table name /SEPC/XFER_PR_T for Project Transfer Types, and click on Maintain. 3) Click on New Entries. 4) The window below appears with the list of fields for data entry. 14 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Language This will be the language key for displaying in the UI the logged in user language. + This is the position in the dropdown list for displaying in the UI. Explanation This is text that is displayed in the dropdown list of the UI. Workflow Name This is the name of the workflow (operation) that will called for the this transfer execution. Workflow Params (OPTIONAL) This is the list of URL parameters that can be added to the default list of parameters that are passed to the workflow. SM59 (OPTIONAL) This is the RFC destination name that is used for creating the http client destination. This name must be an entry in the t-code SM59 and contain a valid EPC NW Hostname and credentials. UDF1 (OPTIONAL) This is a user defined field that can be used in a custom BADI implementation. UDF2 (OPTIONAL) This is a user defined field that can be used in a custom BADI implementation. UDF3 (OPTIONAL) This is a user defined field that can be used in a custom BADI implementation. 5) Example of new entry. Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 15

6) The new entry will appear in the table data. 7) The new entry will be available for selection in the dropdown list. 16 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

8) When the user selects this Transfer Type, the corresponding Workflow Name will be used for the Transfer execution; along with any optional Workflow Parameters using the optional SM59 entry for the RFC Destination. Definition: http://<sm59 details>/datapath-web/restful/1.0/operation/<workflow Name>/Job Parameters: <default parameters>&<workflow Parameters> Example using new entry from above steps 5-7: http://hostname:50000/datapathweb/restful/1.0/operation/p6tosapgenerateconfirmations/job Parameters: <default parameters>&param1=test&status=inprogress Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 17

4 Using custom Transfer Types WITH BADI implementation If you are adding new Transfer Types to the selection list, you will need to implement the BADI User Exit to process that new type. Index (Transfer Type Numeric) Description (Transfer Type Text) Operation (Workflow Name) 1 SAP ERP to Primavera P6 SapToP3eProjectSync 2 Primavera P6 to SAP ERP P3eToSapProjectSync 3 SAP Actuals to Primavera P6 SapToP3eProjectActualSync 4 SAP to Microsoft Project Server SAPPS_to_MPS EPC2.0 SP02 has implemented an enhancement framework using BADI s to process the new Transfer Types for custom workflow names, custom RFC destinations and custom workflow parameters To learn more about this framework and how to use it, see the SAP Help Portal under SAP NetWeaver Platform Enhancement Framework. Users must be familiar with this framework before attempting to implement the customizations. 18 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

4.1 Enhancement Spot Container objects /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER BADI Definition /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_IF BADI interface This BADI (or Enhancement Spot) Definition has 2 parts; the Interface and the Implementation. The Interface contains the methods that will be exposed for the user to customize. The Implementation contains the code to be executed for the interface method. 4.2 /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_IF and /SEPC/BADI_ORDS_XFER_IF interfaces contain 4 methods: GET_RFC_DESTINATION - This method will provide the custom RFC Destination to use GET_WORKFLOW_PARAMS - This method will provide the custom workflow parameters GET_WORKFLOW_NAME - This method will provide the custom workflow/operation name AUTHORIZATION_CHECK This method will allow customers to add their customized authorization checks for Project Selection filtering. Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 19

4.2.1 GET_RFC_DESTINATION IMPORTING IM_PROJS Type /SEPC/T_PSPID Table of Project Ids IM_XFER_TYPE Type DYNFIELDVALUE IM_LOG Type Ref To /SEPC/CL_LOG_HANDLER IM_XFER_ROW Type /SEPC/XFER_PR_T EXPORTING EX_RFC_DEST Type RFCDEST This method will input the table of project ids, and the selected transfer_type which is currently Transfer from SAP ERP (1), Transfer to SAP ERP (2), Transfer from SAP ERP Actuals (3). The thought is that the customer may want to modify the RFC destination based upon some attributes of a Project. And secondly, if the customer has customized the Transfer Type dropdown list (currently in development), depending upon the selection made, they may want to modify the RFC destination. This will assume that the same destination is used for all data transfers. 4.2.2 GET_WORKFLOW_PARAMS IMPORTING IM_PROJID Type CLIKE Project Id IM_XFER_TYPE Type DYNFIELDVALUE IM_LOG Type Ref To /SEPC/CL_LOG_HANDLER IM_XFER_ROW Type /SEPC/XFER_PR_T EXPORTING EX_WORKFLOW_PARAMS Type String This method will input current project id, and the selected transfer_type which is currently Transfer from SAP ERP (1), Transfer to SAP ERP (2), Transfer from SAP ERP Actuals (3). 20 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

The thought here is that if the customer has customized the Transfer Type dropdown list (currently in development), depending upon the selection made, they may want to modify the workflow name and add custom parameters to the URL. For example; they may have more items in the Transfer Type dropdown list (4, 5, 6) and have new workflows they want to use. 4.2.3 GET_WORKFLOW_NAME IMPORTING IM_PROJID Type CLIKE Project Id IM_XFER_TYPE Type DYNFIELDVALUE IM_LOG Type Ref To /SEPC/CL_LOG_HANDLER IM_XFER_ROW Type /SEPC/XFER_PR_T EXPORTING EX_WORKFLOW_NAME Type String This method will input current project id, and the selected transfer_type which is currently Transfer from SAP ERP (1), Transfer to SAP ERP (2), Transfer from SAP ERP Actuals (3). The thought here is that if the customer has customized the Transfer Type dropdown list (currently in development), depending upon the selection made, they may want to modify the workflow name and add custom parameters to the URL. For example; they may have more items in the Transfer Type dropdown list (4, 5, 6) and have new workflows they want to use. 4.2.4 AUTHORIZATION_CHECK IMPORTING IM_PROJS Type /SEPC/T_PROJ_PROJECTS IM_XFER_TYPE Type DYNFIELDVALUE IM_LOG Type Ref To /SEPC/CL_LOG_HANDLER EXPORTING EX_RETURN Type SYSUBRC This method will input the table of projects, and the selected transfer_type. This method will execute authorization check on the projects and return the SYSUBRC value that is returned from authorization check. The transfer_type is input as well in the case that the user has permission to read a project (transfer from SAP PS) but no permission to update a project (transfer to SAP PS). Example AUTHORIZATION_CHECK interface implementation is delivered in the fallback class; /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_FB_CL method /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_IF~AUTHORIZATION_CHECK. AUTHORITY-CHECK OBJECT 'C_AFKO_ACT' ID 'PS_ACTVT' FIELD '02'. 4.3 Using a custom Transfer Type in your BADI implementation In order to use a custom Transfer Type, the user must decide on what Workflow will be executed for this Transfer Type. Therefore, the user must implement the interface GET_WORKFLOW_NAME. Review the example implementation class and method; /SEPC/BADI_PROJS_XFER_FB_CL-GET_WORKFLOW_NAME as shown below. Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 21

To implement your customization; you will need to create an Enhancement Implementation container. The container will contain the Z_class in your local namespace, that uses and implements the BADI interface. 22 Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

For example; Z_BADI_PROJS_XFER_TEST above contains a reference to the BADI definition and interface, as well as the implementation class Z_BADI_PROJS_XFER_CL. The class contains the 3 methods; one for each method defined in the interface. If we want to use the custom Transfer Type described earlier, then we need to implement the method for defining the workflow name associated with the new Transfer Type. For example; the method GET_WORKFLOW_NAME will input the selected Transfer Type from the drop down list. Depending upon the Transfer Type the workflow name can be modified. Sample code might look like: CASE im_xfer_type. WHEN '4'. ex_workflow_name = 'SapToMSP'. ENDCASE. The ex_workflow_name will need to be set to a workflow name that is exists in an operation file. The operation files are located in the config/datapath/operations folder. Once the code is compiled and activated, the code will be executed at runtime during the processing of the Transfer Projects (button click) step of the transaction /SEPC/XFER_PROJECT. Error! Reference source not found. 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 23

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