💡 Article Overview
This article explains how data can be transferred from SAP to the Tacto Cloud via a REST interface using a sample implementation provided by Tacto.
❗Note
The basis for this implementation is the automated data export.
⬇️ Steps for the automated data transfer
1.Creation of example report ZR_TACTO_TRANSFER (SE38)
If you are interested in the ABAP code for our sample implementation, please contact your solution engineer.
2. Creation of RFC-Destinations (SM59)
❗These instructions have been created for demonstration purposes. They are provided without warranty as to suitability, accuracy, or functionality and are for general information only. The exact requirements for firewalls, network security, etc. must be carefully checked.
Step 1: Run SM59 and create RFC-Destination Z_TACTO_AAD_TOKEN
Step 2: Technical setting -fill host, port and prefix
· Host: login.microsoftonline.com
· Port: 443
· Prefix: /{TENANT_ID}/oauth2/v2.0/token
The tenant id will be provided by Tacto.
Step 3: Login and Security – Fill basic authentication
User and password will be provided by Tacto
Step 4: Login and Security – Activate SSL
Step 5: Create RFC-Destination Z_TACTO_BLOB
Step 6: Technical Settings - Fill host and port
· Host: tactoexchange.blob.core.windows.net
· Port: 443
Step 7: Login and Security – Activate SSL
3. Reference ZR_TACTO_TRANSFER in ZR_TACTO_REPORT
You can execute the transfer at the end of ZR_TACTO_REPORT to achieve direct concatenation of the CSV export and data transfer. The following code is required for this:
4. Alternative: Manually run ZR_TACTO_TRANSFER
User Interface of the ZR_TACTO_TRANSFER Report (SE38)
Confirmation after successful run
