on 02-20-2006 12:29 PM
Hi,
I have the following scenario:
Sys A send a file -> XI this needs to triger a JDBC call to Sys B , then I need to append both messages and send the message to Sys C
I thought about using the serialize pattern Recieve from A , recieve from B. now can i use transformation to append the 2 messages and send it to Sys C?
how would you do it?
Hi,
Is the JDBC call triggered by you ??
In this Case, the main BPM steps should be as follows...
Recieve file from Sys A.
Map to a JDBC request message
Send Synchronously to JDBC sys B (use the JDBC request message and get a JDBC response)
map to the final message(file from Sys A and JDBC resposne from Sys B to get one message for Sys C)
Send to Sys C asyncronously
or if you want to send the message separately, you could do that with 2 send steps...
Thanks,
Renjith.
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Hi Mushon,
I dont think it is necesary for you to go for a solution using a BPM. You can also do this without a BPM.
Just configure 2 sender adapters. One for your fiel and the other for your JDBC adapter.
then do your Mapping with the message from both these adapters.
Your Mapping program will contain 2 messages for source and one for the destination.Just concat the 2 messages into your destination message.
Hope this helps,
regards,
bhavesh
Message was edited by: Bhavesh Kantilal
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Hi Mushon,
//My limitation is to triggere the JDBC call only after the file is created.
In this case, I guess the solution that you have decided on earlier with a BPM with a receiver for the file and then a reciver for the JDBC in a serial manner followed by the transformation would be the best way forward.
Regards,
Bhavesh
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