SAP Messaging
What is SAP Messaging?
Originally part of SAP Cloud Platform and called SAP Enterprise Messaging, SAP Event Mesh is a fully managed cloud service that allows for applications to communicate through events. Renamed from SAP Enterprise Messaging when SAP decremented the SAP Cloud Platform brand in favor of SAP Business Technology Platform, SAP Event Mesh is a managed cloud service that allows for real-time and asynchronous communication between different systems based on business events. Features of SAP Event Mesh include:
- Publishing business events from SAP and non-SAP sources
- Consuming business events from SAP and non-SAP sources
- Data transmission for both extension and integration scenarios
What is SAP Messaging?
Originally part of SAP Cloud Platform and called SAP Enterprise Messaging, SAP Event Mesh is a fully managed cloud service that allows for applications to communicate through events. Renamed from SAP Enterprise Messaging when SAP decremented the SAP Cloud Platform brand in favor of SAP Business Technology Platform, SAP Event Mesh is a managed cloud service that allows for real-time and asynchronous communication between different systems based on business events. Features of SAP Event Mesh include:
- Publishing business events from SAP and non-SAP sources
- Consuming business events from SAP and non-SAP sources
- Data transmission for both extension and integration scenarios
Being part of the SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP) means that SAP Event Mesh can leverage other parts of SAP BTP, for example integration, to connect with solutions like SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business Technology Platform ABAP Environment, and non-SAP data sources in order to consume events and then have actions occur, through the publication of an event, in a linked SAP or non-SAP system.
Further Resources for SAPinsdiers
Accelerate Automation In SAP Workflow Management. When used in conjunction with a solution like SAP Workflow Management, SAP Event Mesh can be used to create an event driven architecture that can be used to significantly streamline processes across the organization. This article provides an example of setting up such an architecture that both simplifies and streamlines that process.
Uncover Process Chain Execution Errors When SAP NetWeaver BI Fails To Notify You. Looking at older SAP technologies, this article provides information on how take action in a situation where SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence does not send out an email notification about an exception that is not picked up by the standard SAP Messaging function.
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