on 06-02-2009 4:45 AM
I tried several ways but failed. And I'm very confused, Is somebody tell me the correct way?
send the same message to two receivers.
So there is one Receiver determination, what about interface determination?
Shoud I use different message interfaces and mapping for two receivers?
Thanks very much.
if you want to send same data to two systems this is how it will be
1 outbound interface
2 inbound interface (this is for more clarity. The interfaces will use the same message type)
1 Message mapping
2 interface mapping
1 Receiver determination
2 interface determination
1 sender agreement
2 receiver agreement
This is just 1 design out of the many But i guess the above sud be clear enough.
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THANKS
It seems some other problems happened. Now It works well.
And one inbound interface, one mapping is OK too.
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Its not a big deal.
Mention two receivers into the receiver determination. For each receiver in the receiver determination you need to create interface determination and receiver agreement.
In your case all you will have
1 sender agreement(if required)
1 receiver deternination
2 interface determinations.(one for each receiver)
2 receiver agreements.(one for each receiver)
Edited by: Samiullah Qureshi on Jun 2, 2009 10:23 AM
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FYI this concept is called Message Branching.....
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you need only ONE:
Receiver Determination
Interface Detremination
Inbound Async / Sync Message Interface
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