Steps to create a Process Flow

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Last updated: Sept 15, 2015Version comment
  1. On the Adeptia Suite home page, click the Develop tab.

  2. Go to Services > Source to create a source activity.

    Adeptia Suite enables you to transfer data from any source location to any target location. In order to transfer any data, you need to first fetch the data. To perform the same, you need to create a Source activity. The Source activity enables you to specify the location, where the data is stored.
     
    To know how to create the Source activity, refer to the Creating Source Activity section of the Developer Guide.

  3. Go to Services > Schema to create a schema for your source activity.
  4. Go to Services > Schema and then click XML.
  5. Click the IDoc Schema link to create a SAP IDoc schema (see Figure 8).


    Figure 8: IDoc Schema Link

    You can use a schema activity to parse data from all the supported data type formats and transform it into any of the supported data types. What a schema actually does is that, it apprehends data from the source, transforms it into XML, and then commits it to the source in the requested format. If you want data transformation then you need to use different types of schema activities both at the source and target end of your Process flow.
     
    To know how to create Schema activity, refer to the Creating Schema Activity section of the Developer Guide.

  6. Go to Services > Data Transformation and then click Data Mapping to map the source schema with the SAP IDoc schema (see Figure 9).

    Figure 9: Mapping Activity

  7. Go to Process > Process Flow to create a new process flow. The Process Designer window is displayed.

  8. Arrange these activities in the following sequence (see Figure 10).

    Source > Source Schema > Mapping > IDoc Schema > SAP Client


    Figure 10: of Activities in the Process Flow

  9. Execute the process flow.

To know the steps to view the logs, refer the Viewing Logs And Status Details section.