groovysap

This library is a wrapper for the SAP Java Connector 3.X. You can access an SAP system in a groovy way.

Installation

1. Download the SAP Java Connector (JCo3) and extract sapjco3.jar

2. Update the file TEST.jcoDestination with your credentials and your SAP system data.

3. Run the examples

Example

The ABAP coding

 DATA: ls_destination_from TYPE bapisfldst,
       lt_return           TYPE TABLE OF bapiret2,
       ls_return           TYPE bapiret2,
       lt_flight           TYPE TABLE OF bapisfldat,
       ls_flight           TYPE bapisfldat.`

       ls_destination_from-city = 'FRANKFURT'.
 
       CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_FLIGHT_GETLIST'
            EXPORTING
                airline          = 'LH'
                destination_from = ls_destination_from
                max_rows         = 10
            TABLES
                flight_list      = lt_flight
                return           = lt_return.

        LOOP AT lt_return INTO ls_return WHERE type = 'E'.
            WRITE:  / , ls_return-message(50).
            EXIT.
        ENDLOOP.

        IF sy-subrc <> 0.
            LOOP AT lt_flight INTO ls_flight.
                NEW-LINE.
                WRITE :  ls_flight-airline, ls_flight-cityfrom, ls_flight-cityto, ls_flight-flightdate .
            ENDLOOP.
        ENDIF.

is written in Groovy using as

   	// get a context #1
   	GContext context = new GContext("TEST")

   	// get a function #2
   	GRfcFunction function = new GRfcFunction("BAPI_FLIGHT_GETLIST", context)
   	
   	// set your import parameters #3
   	function.exporting {
   		airline = 'LH'
   		destination_from.city = 'FRANKFURT'
   	}
   	
   	// the actual call #4
   	function() 
   	
   	// have a look at the results #5
   	function.tables {
   		
   		if (  Return.find{ it.Type == 'E' } ) {
   			println Return.message
   		} else {
   			flight_list.each {  
   				println "$it.cityfrom - $it.cityto - $it.price"
   			}
   		}
   	}	
   	// done!
   }
```