SAP Integration Weekly 49: SAP Teched next yer

Hello there,

There has been a lot to keep track of this week in SAP Integration.

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Creating new SAP Integration is a fast process. You can quickly build some solid integrations.

However, one of the significant parts is all the governance and how to move integration to production in a scalable way.

?If you need to do this for all your clients, it becomes a huge part of the delivery that you need to take care of.

In your delivery approach, you should also provide good options for automating the delivery process, freeing up both your time and allowing you to add more value to them.

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2411 Release: Better iFlow Deployment Handling

We got a new release of Figaf. We have made some pretty nice improvements to this.

It's was a tad bit late due to bug fixes but it is worth it.

• Ability to compare the configured external properties values versus the deployed properties. This makes it significantly easier to see if there is sometimes a disconnect between the two.
• Deploy iFlows in batches. You can now deploy or un-deploy a number of iFlows. This is useful for when you plan a go-live, failover scenarios, or planned downtime.
• Edge integration cell support to improve how you can test the integration works and monitor the status of how it is working
• Improved the testing of test suites
• Improve the API to make it easier to approve from external systems like Jira, SNOW or where approval takes place.
• And several bugfixes.

It is just one of the things that will simplify your daily life working with SAP Integration.

SAP CPI Path: A web-based version of SAP CPI Navigator

Interesting project presented by Omkar Patel with trying to make it easier to navigate and manage your SAP Cloud Integration tenant's workspace.

Managing SAP Cloud Platform Integration (SAP CPI) artifacts can be overwhelming, but CPI Path, a web-based tool inspired by the original SAP CPI Navigator, simplifies the process.

With features like quick artifact search, easy exporting, and secure access, CPI Path is designed to streamline artifact management without the hassle of additional hosting setups.

Learn more here:

New Pipeline Concept features: More bypass options and custom extensions

The Pipeline Concept has been updated with many improvements.

I'm impressed with the number of new features SAP can add to this quickly.?It proves that SAP is serious about this and is listening to customers.

The single XSLT template is an excellent idea that will simplify many cases, and many customers have requested it.

We must update our XSLT templates in our migrations to simplify some of the processing.

I would encourage you to explore the pipeline concept. There is many benefits to it. And do check also how Figaf can help with the operations aspect of it.

SAP TechEd 2025 will be onsite again.

SAP TechEd will finally be back as a physical event in Europe. That is really great I think and it will be interesting to see what it will be like. Moreover, I wonder if it will be like the old times.

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You can now register for event updates and maybe I will see you there next year.

?See you in Berlin.

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Have a great weekend.