on 03-24-2006 12:42 PM
Hi,
I have implemented a scenario where I need to have a technical acknowledgement, on invoking an RFC using the ABAP proxy. I have read about the processing of acknowledgements in the documentation under:
http://help.sap.com//saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/29/345d3b7c32a527e10000000a114084/content.htm
Unfortunately the documentation doesn't describe how to implement caching the acknowledgement. Does anybody else know how to do this? I don't want to use integration processes.
Kind regards,
Heiko
Did you have a look at the how to document on handling acknowledgements ?
ShaBZ
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Hi Shabarish,
the ack shall be returned when the RFC has been called sucessfully in technical terms. It shall produce a message which can be picked up by means of XI (excluding BPM) and written to a file.
You know: I want to generate a file when a message has been passed to the RFC with no problems inside XI. That's all.
Kind regards,
Heiko
Hi Heiko,
>>>>You know: I want to generate a file when a message has been passed to the RFC with no problems inside XI. That's all.
you can easily achieve it without BPM
call your RFC and if the RFC was called then
call another RFC (outbound from r3 - xi - file)
with a status message
you can also wrap your RFC with another RFC
to make sure you catch every exception from the first one
and then invoke the "status RFC" to XI
this will give you much more control and this will
be an application ack in a way
you can also create the "status" RFC
as a more standard one so you'll be able to reuse it
many time for "application confirmations"
Regards,
michal
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