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That’s why I created this course—to give you everything you need to start building Cloud Interfaces in SAP Integration Suite.
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| Sign Up to SAP BTP and Integration Suite Account |
| Provision Integration Suite Trial Account |
| Configure Integration Runtime and Authorization Keys |
| Install Postman |
| Develop Your First iFlow – “Hello World” |
| Make Use of Header and Exchange Property Parameters |
| How to use XPath Expressions |
| Look at More XPath Expressions |
| Write Conditional XPath Expressions |
| Use XPath with Namespace Mapping |
| What is Apahe Camel? |
| Understand the Concept of Exchange |
| How to Use Apache Simple Language |
| Encode Message Payload to Base64 |
| Encode PDF File and Embed to XML Payload |
| Decode Base64 Encoded Message |
| Decode Binary File Embedded in XML Message |
| Get Products From WebShop Using HTTP Adapter |
| Build HTTP Adapter Query Statement |
| Get Orders Using ODATA Adapter |
| Example with HTTP POST Method |
| How to Use OData Adapter with POST Method |
| Consume an External SOAP API |
| Understand the Structure of the WSDL File |
| Convert XML to JSON Format |
| Compare XML and JSON Formats |
| Learn the Configuration Options of XML to JSON Convertor |
| Convert JSON to XML |
| Transform a CSV File to XML |
| Convert XML to CSV |
| See Different Options to Change the Sequence of the Output XML Data |
| Enrich Message Using Algorithem Combine |
| Enrich Message Using an OData Look Up (Enrich Algorithem) |
| Understand the Architecture of SAP Cloud Connector |
| Install Cloud Connector |
| Setup a SFTP Server On Your Local PC |
| Connect the On-Premise SFTP Server to CLoud Connector |
| Build an SFTP File Pass-Through iFlow |
| Configure a Dynamic File Name at Receiver Adapter |
| Route Messages Using None-XML Expressions |
| Route Incoming Messages Based on XPath Expressions |
| How to Route Incoming Files Based on File Name? |
| Understand Filter Types String and Integer |
| Learn the Functionality of Node Filter |
| Learn How to Use Nodelist Filter |
| Filter Message Using Conditions |
| Filter XML Based on String Pattern |
| Use a Dynamic Parameter to Filter Message |
| Filter Using Logical Expressions (AND/OR) |
| How to Use Nested Filters Sort and Arrow Operation |
| Split Message Using Iterating Splitter |
| Collect Split Messages into Groups |
| Split XML using General Splitter |
| Split at Line Break |
| How to Split a Bulk EDI Message? |
| Split Collections of iDocs |
| How to Simulate Messages? |
| Validate XML Against Schema |
| How to Validate the XML Data Againist XSD Data Types? |
| Build an Exception Handing Subprocess |
| Understand the Behavior of End Message vs Error End Event |
| Configure Mail Server |
| Configure Mail Reciever Adapter |
| Build an iFlow to Send Exception Detail as an E-Mail |
| What is Multicasting? Behavior of Parallel Multicast |
| Understanding the Behavior of Sequential Multicast |
| How Exchange Behaves in Multicast |
| Look at a Practical Example with Multicast |
| Concept of Variables and Creating a Variable |
| Write Data and Access Variable from Another iFlow |
| Access a Global Variable from iFlow |
| Understand the Usecases of Variables |
| Understand the Use of Externalized Parameters |
| Understand which Parameters Can be Externalized |
| Default Values and Configure Values of Parameters |
| View and Delete Externalized Parameters of an iFlow |
| Reuse an Externalized Parameter in Multiple Steps |
| Concept of Events in Integration |
| Behavior Of Error End Event |
| When to Use Terminate End Event |
| Use an Error Start Event |
| Learn the Behavior of Escalation End Event |
| How Escalation End Event Works in a Local Sub Process |
| Learn the Function of a Data Store and Write to a DS |
| Understand How to Use EntryID and Other Configuration Options |
| How to Delete Entries from Data Store |
| Behavior of the Select Operation |
| Understand How Get Operation Works |
| Learn the Architecture of Asynchronous Decoupling Integration Pattern |
| Look an Usecase and Build a Decoupled Integration |
| How to Use Data Store Sender Adapter? |
| Develop an Local Subprocess and Learn the Use of Sub-Process |
| Model a Integration Process Using Process Direct Adapter |
| Trigger Another iFLow Using Process Direct Reciever Adapter |
| Looping Pocess Call |
| Header Propergation in Process Direct Adapter |
| Basics of Graphical Mapping |
| Learn Conditional Mapping with the If Function |
| Implement Value Mapping |
| How to Work with Header and Property Parameters |
| Understand the Concepts of Queues, Context, and Content Changes |
| Work with Queues and Context to Group and Split Messages |
| Learn How to Use the FormatByExample Node Function |
| Learn the Usage of the MapWithDefault Node Function |
| What is the Difference Between Collapse Context and Remove Context? |
| Node function – Use One as Many |
| Develop Your First UDF |
| Develop an UDF to Work with all Values in the Context |
| Understand the Signature Patterns of an UDF |
| Develop an UDF to Split One Value into Multiple Elements |
| How to Combine Two Contexes Together Using an UDF? |
| What is Paging and Why Paging is Needed? |
| Types of Pagination |
| Making Use of Skip and Top Parameters for Paging |
| Behaviour of V4 OData Adapter When it Comes to Pagination |
| How to Work with Looping Process Calls (with OData V4) |
| Paging Options in OData V2 Adapter |
| Pagination with HTTP Adapter |
| Groovy Hello World |
| Custom Funcion Name and Script File |
| Access Header and Property Parameters in Script |
| External Groovy Editors |
| Introduction to Collections |
| Lists and Sets |
| Working with Maps |
| Write to Message Log (MPL) |
| Get Query Parameters from URL Using Groovy Script |
| Message Mapping with Groovy |
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Transition smoothly from traditional SAP development to the advanced integration capabilities of SAP Integration Suite to become a well-rounded SAP technical consultant.
Gain the technical knowledge needed to expand your skills and become a proficient techno-functional consultant.
Enhance your cross-technical knowledge of SAP Integration Suite to transition into a SAP Technical Architect role.
Leverage your existing skills while mastering the specifics of SAP integration.
Update your knowledge from SAP PI/PO to the latest in SAP integration technology.
If you have already worked with SAP CPI (Cloud Integration capability of SAP Integration Suite) and extremely confortable with all the features.
Designed for maximum learning efficiency, the course aims to get you up to speed with the fundermentals of SAP CPI in the shortest possible time.
Our SAP CPI course is crafted to eliminate unnecessary fluff, ensuring you focus only on what truly matters.
Master the basics of SAP CPI quickly and effectively with a streamlined, no-nonsense approach.
Build an interface to accept a HTTPS and response back with a message saying “Hello World”.
How to decode a Base64 encoded message payload.
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Isuru Fernando
I’ve spent the last 14 years deep in the world of SAP as a Senior SAP Integration Consultant and Integration Architect. My journey has taken me across Asia, North America, and Europe, working on SAP implementation projects with some amazing global clients.
But I’m not just about the technical stuff. I’ve also dived into SAP business process areas like Order-to-Cash, Procument-to-Pay and Finance. Also, I had the opportunity to work with ABAP, BI, and BW before finding my true calling SAP Integration which gives me a well-rounded perspective on how everything fits together in the complex world of SAP. My passion? System integration architecture—I’ve got a real knack for understanding the patterns and technical solutions that make things tick.
For the past three years, I’ve been sharing what I’ve learned on SAPIntegrationHub.com. I love breaking down complex concepts into simple, jargon-free explanations, so you can walk away with practical, actionable insights. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your skills, I’m here to help you navigate the world of SAP with confidence.
In the past Isuru Fernando – SAP Integration Hub was providing us with tons of great SAP integration materials/tutorials many of which are still valid. That was the past but what is new? He’s back!!! After taking some time off to raise two boys he’s back and he also started a new Youtube channel where he’ll be posting demonstration lessons on SAP Integration Suite. Subscribe to his channel to learn more on SAP Integration Suite and help your organization to move from SAP Process Orchestration to the new world full of Events, full blow Trading Partner Management solution and API management within SAP BTP Integration Suite.
Hi Isuru Fernando, I’m new with SAP PI and this post really helped me get started. Appreciate your detailed explanation!
Thank you very much, this post help solved my problem.
Great content! Thank you for sharing..
Very nice Isuru, a very good and easy to understand overview.
Wonderful article. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Isuru, very good article,
Really nice post. Thank you, you saved us the day.
Very Clear example…Thanks for ur info…Keep it up!
Good information which is not available everywhere
Nice Blog..Keep posting. 🙂
Great help in my need, appreciate your efforts.
It’s great document to help the newbies .Its wonderful and very clear doc to configure the proxy settings.Moreover I requesting you to expose one article regarding java mapping in a clear manner as you had explained above article to the newbie
Dive into 28+ chapters and over 150+ detailed lessons. Each lesson is crafted to demonstrate the core concepts and development tools of SAP Integration Suite.
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Singapore
It’s a wonderful introduction to SAP Integration Suite, and I really appreciate how you’re always there for us in the community channel. Working through it on my own is fantastic—it really helps the material stick.
Germany
I am having interest to learn CPI, But I have found lot of documents and looked for online training. But I do not have an idea where to start with proper path. Which concept I should know first before I move on to next topic.
I have read Isuru’s blogs of PI/PO recently and my base skill is ABAP. Due to project need, I have learnt PI/PO recently. By reading PI/PO blogs of Isuru, I have understood concept clearly.
So I got an interest to study CPI also once he posted CPI course.
Thank you so much Isuru. The content is very good and able to understand clearly.
Thank you for your efforts.
India
It is very fantastic course
India
No formal prerequisites are required. However, having a basic understanding of system integration will definitely be helpful.
No worries! In the first chapter, I’ll guide you through creating your own SAP trial account, which you can use to develop your interfaces.
Absolutely! Once you’ve completed all the chapters and lessons, you’ll receive a certificate.
Yes! I’ll provide you with reference documents and other resources you’ll need to build your own interfaces.
The lessons are presented in video format.
Yes, you can! The course is hosted on Thinkific, so you can access it from anywhere as long as you have an internet connection.
No problem at all. You can reach out to me through the community group to ask questions. I’m here to help clarify any points related to the course lessons.
Yes, there is a flexible payment option. You can enroll by paying in two installments, making it easier to manage your learning investment.
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