This document discusses the Bizweaver tools used for integration with SAP Business One (SBO) using a HANA database.

This document is intended for developers of Bizweaver workflows. The integration process also requires a reasonable knowledge of SAP Business One functionality.

The following documents contain additional information that may be helpful with the development of Bizweaver workflows.

• Application Introduction
• Global Connections
• SQL Command Tool
• Looping Tool
• DataBuilder
• WebService Tool

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Accessing SAP Business One on HANA using the Service Layer is a two-step process. The first step (Login) responds with two cookies. These cookies are then used in any subsequent web service calls in the current processing cycle.

Variables

Request

Response (Cookies)

Request

Sample of Response Content

Transactions sent to the Service Layer for SAP Business One use a web service call that uses a JSON data structure. The structures must be specifically as the Service Layer expects the (order of values) and certain values are expected depending on the transaction.

In addition, some values must be sent as enumerators. These are specific values that represent other values in the SAP Business One database. A listing of common enumerators is found here SAP Business One Enumerators.

Samples of the JSON structures for key SAP Business One objects can be found in the links below.Data is sent to the (HANA) Service Layer for SAP Business One using a web service call. This call sends the data to the Service Layer API in a JSON data structure.

These samples are provided as a way to help understand the structure of the various SAP Business One objects. They are correct at the time they were created but you should always verify them with your version of SAP Business One.

Sales Order for Service Layer

Sales Delivery for Service Layer

Sales Invoice for Service Layer

Business Partner for Service Layer

Purchase Order for Service Layer