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SAP Process Orchestration Integration with

SCPI
 Note
This content is only relevant if you have the latest Commerce Cloud Extension Pack, see Commerce Cloud Extension Pack. The
Commerce Cloud Extension Pack can only be used with SAP Commerce Cloud in the Public Cloud.

SAP Process Orchestration (PO) version 7.5 and higher contains an SAP Cloud Platform Integration (SCPI) runtime environment
that enables you to take SCPI content from the SAP API Business Hub and deploy it to your on-premise PO system. SAP Cloud
Platform Integration speci cally addresses cloud-to-cloud and on-premise-to-cloud (hybrid) application integration needs,
whereas SAP Process Orchestration (PI) focuses on integrating your on-premise landscape for application-to-application (A2A)
and business-to-business (B2B) scenarios. Together, SCPI and PO create a hybrid environment that enables you to deploy
integration content for SAP cloud applications to either SCPI (cloud) or PO (on-premise) while taking advantage of SCPI content.

SAP API Business hub provides pre-packaged integration content for integrating SAP cloud applications that have been mainly
developed for SAP Cloud Platform Integration. Running the integration content on SCPI allows you to bene t from the fast
innovation cycles of a cloud solution. In alignment with a cloud application update, new content versions are automatically pushed
into the SCPI runtime environment ensuring compatibility across the entire end-to-end process.

You can also use SAP Cloud Platform Integration content as-is or as a type of reference template for SAP Process Orchestration in
a pure on-premise scenario. SAP Process Orchestration version 7.5 and higher supports the integration ow format of SCPI. You
can deploy integration content for SAP applications to your PO system. However, because SAP Process Orchestration follows an
on-premise shipment model with fewer releases compared to cloud applications, some of the available features and
enhancements may not be available to you compared to deploying integration content to SCPI where content updates are
automatically pushed into the SCPI runtime environment.

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SAP Process Orchestration Integration with

SCPI: Setup and Deployment Information
Learn how to set up SAP Process Orchestration (PO) integration with SAP Cloud Platform Integration (SCPI), and how to deploy
integration content to either SCPI or your PO system.

 Note
This content is only relevant if you have the latest Commerce Cloud Extension Pack, see Commerce Cloud Extension Pack. The
Commerce Cloud Extension Pack can only be used with SAP Commerce Cloud in the Public Cloud.

Setup
For detailed information about setting up SAP Process Orchestration integration with SCPI, please see

https://blogs.sap.com/2017/08/11/best-practices-cloud-integration-content-in-sap-process-orchestration-overview/

Deployment
For detailed steps on deploying SAP Cloud Platform Integration content on SAP Process Orchestration, please see
https://blogs.sap.com/2017/08/11/best-practices-cloud-integration-content-in-sap-process-orchestration-overview/

For FAQs on cloud integration content in SAP Process Orchestration, please see SAP Note 0002428801 .

SAP Cloud Connector and On-Premise

Systems
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The Cloud Connector serves as a link between SAP Cloud Platform applications and on-premise systems.

If SAP Cloud Platform Integration has to connect to an on-premise SAP Commerce system, SAP Cloud Connector may be
required. Make the Integration API endpoints available by mapping a Virtual System to an Internal System.

If SAP Cloud Platform Integration has to connect to an on-premise SAP S/4HANA system, SAP Cloud Connector may be required.
Make the IDoc SOAP service resource available by mapping a Virtual System to an Internal System.

Con guring a Cloud Connector

Cloud Connector is required if you are using SAP Cloud Platform Integration with on-premise SAP CRM, ERP or S/4HANA
systems. Cloud Connector provides the data portal for SAP Cloud Platform Integration.

Context
When you install Cloud Connector, a con guration tool walks you through the setup. The following procedure explains the details
of each con guration step.

To learn more about Cloud Connector, seehttps://help.sap.com/viewer/cca91383641e40ffbe03bdc78f00f681/Cloud/en-

US/e54cc8fbbb571014beb5caaf6aa31280.html.

Procedure
1. Log into Cloud Connector.

2. From the left menu, select Cloud To On-Premise.

3. Add a new System Mapping for the virtual to internal system.

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a. In the top right menu, click +.

The Add System Mapping window opens.

b. From the dropdown list, select Non-SAP System and click Next.

c. Select your protocol, HTTPS, and click Next.

d. Type your IP address and port number (9002 by default) in the elds provided and click Next. If you are using a
VPN, enter your VPN IP address in the connection details. Otherwise, enter the network machine name.

 Tip
If you are using a VPN connection, remember that the IP address comes from DHCP and may change.

e. Give your connection a virtual name to make it easy to recognize and use the same port number as the previous
step. Click Next when nished.

f. Leave the Principal Type eld empty and click Next.

g. In the Description eld, explain the purpose of the connection, and click Next.

h. Review the settings.

To accept the settings, click Finish. The virtual host mapping is complete.

To edit the settings, click Previous and make your changes.

To cancel the settings, click Cancel.

4. Add the resource information for the host.

a. In the Resource Access section, click+.

The Add Resource window opens.

b. Add the required URL path and select Path and all sub-paths for the Access Policy.

c. Add a description for the resource.

d. To add the resource, click Save.

5. In the Actions column, select the icon to test the connection.

 Note
The local SAP Commerce instance must be running for the test to succeed.

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