RFC Configuration for SAP Integration Suite

1. Create a new environment in the configuration app

Open the Configuration app.

• Go to Define Environments and add a new environment entry.

• Enter the environment name and description.

• Check the CPI checkbox.

• If this is a production environment, also check Production; otherwise leave it unchecked.

• Save the environment.

2. Create the RFC destination for the API token

• Open transaction SM59.

• Create a new destination of type G.

• Provide name.

• Use the tokenurl host only, without https prefix and path.

• Set authentication to Basic.

• Use the client ID as the username and the client secret as the password.

• Enable SSL and make sure the certificate is uploaded in STRUST (default SSL or anonymous container, depending on your setup).

• Save the destination.

3. Create the RFC destination for API management

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  Create another SM59 destination of type G.

• Follow the naming convention for the management destination.

• Enter only the URL host and the required port.

• No authentication is needed for this destination.

• Enable SSL.

• Save the destination.

4. Create the RFC destination for the Integration Flow runtime

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  Create the third SM59 destination of type G.

• Use the runtime endpoint for the integration-flow plan.

• Enter the URL and port, you need to use url part from json.

• Set authentication to Basic.

• Use the client ID and client secret.

• Enable SSL.

• Save the destination.

5. Assign the RFC destinations in INT4 and verify connectivity

• Go back to the INT4 customizing area.

• Open Customize and assign the existing RFC destinations.

• Map the destinations for:

  • Token

  • Management

  • Runtime

• For each destination, use Check Connectivity to confirm it works.

• The video shows successful responses for all three destinations.

• Once all checks pass, the SAP Integration Suite connectivity setup is complete.