What is object request sender in SAP IS-U-WA - Waste Management?

SAP Term: object request sender

• Component: IS-U-WA

• Component Name: Waste Management

• Description: Part of the data communication layer between CRM and ERP that uses SAP Waste and Recycling. If the generic interaction layer GenIL requests a data object, the system transfers the request to the sender. The sender calls the transformer, which executes an optional parameter or value transformation. The system then transfers the request to the caller, which performs the actual transfer of data with the ERP system. The request is received by the ERP system and converted by the broker into the relevant ABAP calls. The result is then sent back to the GenIL the same way, only as a return value of the request.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Object Request Sender (ORS) is a component of the SAP IS-U-WA Waste Management module. It is used to send requests from the SAP system to external systems, such as a waste management system. The ORS is responsible for sending requests, receiving responses, and managing the communication between the two systems. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The ORS can be used to send requests from the SAP system to an external system. The request can be for data, such as customer information or waste collection data. The ORS will then receive a response from the external system and process it accordingly. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the ORS, it is important to ensure that the request is formatted correctly and that all required data is included in the request. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the response from the external system is processed correctly and that any errors are handled appropriately. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The ORS is part of the SAP IS-U-WA Waste Management module, which provides a comprehensive solution for managing waste collection and disposal. Additionally, the ORS can be used in conjunction with other components of the module, such as the Waste Management Workbench and Waste Management Reports.