on 03-12-2009 2:35 PM
Hi expert,
In my sap system there's not XI, there's not PI....
What are the component that I have to install in the sap syste to use JMS ?
It's Jco ? Other ??
tks,
bye.
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No, JCo (Java Connector) has nothing to do with JMS.
Maybe you can describe the business scenario that you want to configure?
Regards
Stefan
Stefan,
tks for your reply.... the scenario described is more comprensible now ?
do you mean a component (which will use JMS) which is pluggable to SAP?
Edited by: Praveen Gujjeti on Mar 12, 2009 8:21 PM
Hi tks for reply...
My requirement is:
In the sap system I created XML file. I have to send this file at JMS queue in other system.
I don't know how I can do it ! In the sap system there's not plug, or interface with java,
there's nothing, it's a new system installed 1 day ago, so my question is:
How to make an interface between sap and jms ?
tks a lot,
Since your SAP system doesnt have flavours of XI/PI, write a java application which picks the XML file and posts to JMS queue.
Ofcourse you need to download the JARS specific to JMS and use it in java application.
By the by how you are creating XML file in SAP?
Pick the xml file created in sap system (beaucose it represent a forme) and put the xml file in
JMS queue.
It's mean that the xml file have to come in other system ( streamserve ) via JMS, so I have to put
the file in JMS queue.
Usually a JMS queue comes with a toolset which enables the upload of files to the JMS queue.
So you could write a batch that runs periodically and checks whether there is a new file in the file system and pushed that to the queue.
Does your SAP system have stack.
If so develop a java application (which will read the XML file and posts the content to JMS queue) and deploy this archieve along with JMS jar files into server.
Other wise you require a standalone java application which does the same job.
Thanks,
- Gujjeti.
I haven't java stack.
I don't know java language.
How can i send a file in the JMS ?
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