on 05-19-2009 11:16 AM
Hi,
Can anyone expalin me the concept of AAE in PI 7.1? How can achieve it?
Sameer!
Hi
Advance adapter engine:
/people/william.li/blog/2008/02/07/display-adapter-synchronous-message-content-in-rwb-of-pi-71
/people/william.li/blog/2008/02/07/display-adapter-synchronous-message-content-in-rwb-of-pi-71
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Hi
The advanced adapter engine in SAP PI 7.1 enables the local processing of messages bypassing the integration server, but still providing you central control for configuration and monitoring which results in a very high performance.
Please go through the link given [here|http://www.riyaz.net/blog/local-processing-in-the-advanced-adapter-engine-using-pi-71/] for a clear understanding through a practical scenario.
Regards,
Kalpana.
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Answered!
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Hi Sameer,
Just perform a [Search|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/advancedsearch?cat=sdn_all&query=advanceAdapterenginePI7.1&adv=false&sortby=cm_rnd_rankvalue] on SDN before you
post... You will find a lots of documents.
Sachin
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got a chance to read these?
/people/riyaz.sayyad/blog/2008/11/19/local-processing-in-the-advanced-adapter-engine-using-pi-71
Additional ref: /people/william.li/blog/2008/01/10/advanced-adapter-engine-configuration-in-pi-71
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Hi,
>> Can anyone expalin me the concept of AAE in PI 7.1? How can achieve it?
With Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE), messages can be sent asynchronously as well as synchronously. Use of mapping programs is also supported. Configuration effort is significantly reduced as now we only have to create communication channels and an ICo (Integrated Configuration) object. Receiver/Interface Determination, Sender/Receiver Agreements are not required.
A few points to be noted however are:
Local processing is supported only for adapters residing in the Adapter Engine. ABAP based adapters like IDoc/HTTP etc are not supported. (IDoc adapter is expected to be moved to Java stack in future releases/enhancement packs)
ccBPM is not supported as this is a service provided by ABAP stack
ABAP Mapping is not supported
Proxies are not supported
Message splits and content-based routing is not currently possible
Now let us understand this concept of local processing within AAE by creating a simple file-to-file scenario.
Create the required design objects (data types, message types, interfaces, mappings) in the repository (ESR).
Create File sender and receiver communication channels as usual. You may want to group your scenario objects under a folder by creating a folder and creating your objects within it. You can also drag and drop already created objects into the desired folder.
Creating Integrated Configuration Object
Right click your folder (or anywhere in the Objects tabpage) and choose u2018Newu2019
From the left pane, select Collaboration Agreement -> Integrated Configuration
Specify the Sender Communication Component (Business Service) and the outbound interface/namespace. Click on Create button to create new Integrated Configuration object
In the u2018Inbound Processingu2019 tab, choose the File sender communication channel previously created
Go to u2018Receiver Interfacesu2019 tab and choose your Receiver using. Also choose the corresponding operation mapping created in the ESR.
Go to u2018Outbound Processingu2019 tab and select your receiver communication channel.
Save and activate all the objects.
Abid Mazhar
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