MCP Integration Suite Server
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The MCP Integration Suite Server is a ModelContextProtocol (MCP) Server designed for SAP Integration Suite. It provides tools and functions to interact with and manage various integration artifacts within SAP Integration Suite.
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What is MCP Integration Suite Server?
The MCP Integration Suite Server is an experimental server that allows AI clients to interact with SAP Integration Suite using the ModelContextProtocol. It provides a set of tools for managing packages, integration flows, message mappings, and more.
How to use MCP Integration Suite Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, build the project with npm run build, and configure your AI client (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the provided MCP configuration. The server exposes various tools accessible through the AI client, allowing you to create, modify, deploy, and monitor integration artifacts within SAP Integration Suite.
Key features of MCP Integration Suite Server
Package Management (create, get, list)
Integration Flow (IFlow) Management (create, get, update, deploy, list)
Message Mapping Management (create, get, update, deploy, list)
Deployment and Monitoring (get deployment errors, get messages, count messages)
Example Discovery (packages, iflows, mappings)
Use cases of MCP Integration Suite Server
Creating and managing integration packages in SAP Integration Suite
Designing and deploying integration flows (IFlows) for various integration scenarios
Transforming message formats using message mappings
Troubleshooting deployment issues and monitoring message processing
Discovering and utilizing existing integration examples
FAQ from MCP Integration Suite Server
What are the key capabilities of SAP Integration Suite?
What are the key capabilities of SAP Integration Suite?
Cloud Integration, API Management, Event Mesh, Integration Advisor, Trading Partner Management, Open Connectors, Integration Assessment, and others.
What artifact types are supported?
What artifact types are supported?
Currently, IFlows, packages and Message Mappings are directly supported. Other artifacts may be included as part of an IFlow's resources.
How do I troubleshoot deployment errors?
How do I troubleshoot deployment errors?
Use the get-deploy-error tool to retrieve detailed error information.
How can I monitor message processing?
How can I monitor message processing?
Use the get-messages tool to view messages and the count-messages tool to summarize message counts.
Where should I start when developing new solutions?
Where should I start when developing new solutions?
Always examine examples first using list-iflow-examples and get-iflow-example.