Integration workbench

Hello!

As a consultant, I often run into gaps in the tools I work with daily. More often than not, building a quick script or a small web app turns out to be faster than waiting for someone else to address the problem. This page collects the tools and documentation I’ve produced along the way.

1. 🔍 SAP Integration Suite explorer. I use this tool whenever a quick as-is report of an Integration Suite tenant is required. You simply need to download the integration packages (not the artifacts!) as .zip files and drop them there. A .csv file that you can import into Excel will be automatically generated. Some cool stuff: a systematic ID is generated for each artifact, and Process Calls relating different iflows are identified and documented automatically. See GitHub repo for documentation.

2. 🫧 SOAP Blueprint. While SOAP as a protocol is very robust, designing SOAP APIs (especially in Integration Suite) can be difficult, as SAP does not currently provide any sort of framework for that. This tool is a graphical assistant that allows the user to create XML schemas, generate the corresponding WSDL, dummy messages and even a Postman/Bruno collection. See GitHub repo and blog post.