The Open PI Initiative (OPI2) is the first comprehensive Open Source project for SAP Netweaver PI. Aim of the initiative is to provide and develop reusable adapters, tools, libraries and functional add-ons for SAP NetWeaver PI within the open source community. The current subprojects comprise the Open PI Adapter for EDIFACT, the Open PI Adapter for AS2 and the Open PI Conversion Module for EDIFACT.
New patch level of OPI2 Conversion Module for EDIFACT released, fixes issue with NAD segments (2011-08-23)
New patch level of OPI2 Adapter for AS2 released, fixes issues with MDN (2011-08-22)
EDIFACT D.96A schemas published for OPI2 EDIX Conversion Module (2011-05-23)
New subproject Open PI EDIX Conversion Module released (2010-12-17)
OPI2 Adapter for AS2 published for PI release 7.1x (2010-12-08)
OPI2 Adapter for EDIFACT published for PI release 7.1x (2009-12-23)
OPI2 Conversion Module for EDIFACT published for PI release 7.1x (2009-11-25)
Updated version of OPI2 Conversion Module for EDIFACT for XI 3.0 / PI 7.0 released (2009-11-25)
Current Subprojects
Open PI Adapter for EDIFACT
The Open PI Adapter for EDIFACT offers EDI communication via Internet based on the AS2 protocol.
Features:
full-blown PI adapter solution based on XI adapter framework
bidirectional conversion between EDIFACT and EDIFACT XML
simple extension for additional EDIFACT releases and subsets (EANCOM, ODETTE, ...)
secure internet-based communication via AS2 over HTTP(S) (EDIINT)
supports encryption (3DES, RC2) and digital signatures (SHA1, MD5)
central configuration in PI Integration Directory and monitoring in the Runtime Workbench
compatible with releases from XI 3.0 SP17 and PI 7.0 SP08 on
new version available for PI 7.10 SP07 and PI 7.1 EhP1 SP03 and higher
Open PI Adapter for AS2
The Open PI Adapter for AS2 provides support for the widely used AS2 protocol.
Features:
full-blown PI adapter solution based on XI adapter framework
secure internet-based communication via AS2 over HTTP(S)
supports encryption (3DES, RC2) and digital signatures (SHA1, MD5)
central configuration in PI Integration Directory and monitoring in the Runtime Workbench
compatible with releases from XI 3.0 SP17 and PI 7.0 SP08 on
new version available for PI 7.10 SP07 and PI 7.1 EhP1 SP03 and higher
Open PI Conversion Module for EDIFACT
The Open PI Conversion Module for EDIFACT was the first OPI2 subproject and comprises a PI adapter module for flexible EDIFACT conversion.
Features:
bidirectional conversion between EDIFACT and EDIFACT XML
simple extension for additional EDIFACT releases and subsets (EANCOM, ODETTE, ...)
seamless integration in existing SAP PI standard adapters (File, JDBC, JMS...)
full integration in XI Adapter Framework
compatible with releases from XI 3.0 SP17 and PI 7.0 SP08 on
new version available for PI 7.10 SP07 and PI 7.1 EhP1 SP03 and higher
Open PI EDIX Conversion Module
The latest subproject of the Open PI Initiative offers a bidirectional conversion for multiple EDI formats like EDIFACT, ANSI X12 and TRADACOM.
Features:
bidirectional conversion between EDIFACT and EDIFACT XML
additional support for ANSI X12 and TRADACOM
based on EDI XML structures created via GEFEG.FX (allows easy migration to/from other EDI solutions for PI)
simple extension for additional EDI releases, subsets and messages without redeployment of the adapter module
seamless integration in existing SAP PI standard adapters (File, JDBC, JMS...)
full integration in XI Adapter Framework
compatible with releases from PI 7.1X on
additional schemas and releases for EDIFACT and ANSI X.12 can be requested via info@openpi2.org
Upcoming and planned Subprojects
Function libraries for string conversion, context handling, etc.
Join the Open PI Initiative !
Our goal is to develop and provide useful tools and enhancements around SAP NetWeaver PI within the open source community.
Feedback, questions, own contributions and suggestions for new subprojects are warmly welcome!
Comments (2)
Aug 24, 2010
Daniel Graversen says:
I have first seen this project now. It looks like a real interesting project and...I have first seen this project now. It looks like a real interesting project and I hope to be able to see how it works.
Apr 12
Aaron Myers says:
Is there any news about this project?Is there any news about this project?