Sender Agreement not needed when in httpclient to file scenario.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I will like to understand why in the httpclient to file scenario, a sender agreement is not needed?

Thanks.

[former_member184619]

Hi Yu,

A lot have been already discussed on forum for the same.. Try searching SDN first...

Check this thread with some replies from XI experts

Sachin

[Former Member]

Hi,

I will like to understand why in the httpclient to file scenario, a sender agreement is not needed? - Because your HTTP client is directly sending your req msg to XI integration engine using HTTP protocol... so since your HTTP msg is not coming to adapter engine, so sender agreement is not required for your sender HTTP msg interface.

Regards,

Rajeev Gupta

[dharamveer_gaur2]

Hi

HTTP Adapter is based on ABAP Stack like IDoc Adapter.

So Communication Channel and Sender Agreement not required.

But we should maintain CC because if you want to used enhanced features.

[VijayKonam]

Using HTTP adapter you are posting the data directly on to the Integration Engine and in the format that it expects, i.e XML.

You can not send test or any other type of data using this adapter. You will be bypassing the adapter engine. You would need a sender agreement only when going through the adapter engine to integration engine.

VJ

[Former Member]

HI

Integrattion server - IS expects the messages in XML format. If you see the HTTP request you will see that we pass all the info contained in the Sender areement in the the HTTP request itself , namely - Message interface, message type and the namespace (along with login parameters). For IDOCs the the IDOC- XML are are sent to the IS (through IDOC port configuration at the source system.

When send a message to XI the sender knows that XI system parameters, but when at the reciver end there could be any any system that is reciving the IDOc/HTTTp message. you specify those message through a commumication channel and this channel is associated to a receiver agreement.

For more information you can search in sdn.

Regards

Goli Sridhar

[SudhirT]

Hi,

Try to search on sdn first. checkout the latest discussion which is same for IDOC and HTTP adapter

Thanks!