on 08-07-2009 1:51 PM
hi,
please explain me, suppose if there is 1 sender and 3 receivers. based on sender message, XI server has to decide to whom it has to forward the message to one of the 3 receivers. so where do we write this logic? for ex consider it is a simple file to file scenario. and sender will be having an ID as a field in message which decides the receiver. can this be done without using integration process or BPM?.
regards,
girish
Hi,
You can refer to this log by Shabarish /people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/06/07/customise-your-xpath-expressions-in-receiver-determination
hope this helps,
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Hey
yeah this can be done without BPM.
If you want to branch off message to 3 different business systems/service (for e.g 3 FTP servers or 3 webservices etc) then give the condition in conditional receiver determination.
If you want to branch message between 3 different interfaces but on the same system (for e.g 3 IDOCs on same ECC or 3 RFC's on same ECC) then use conditional interface determination.
There are blogs for both of them on SDN,for more information,please look at them
Thanks
Aamir
Pl:if the scenario is sync.then it can't be done without BPM
Edited by: Aamir Suhail on Aug 7, 2009 7:55 AM
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Hi,
Yes, this is possible using standard receiver determination using xPath conditions. You specify your conditions in the xPath and it will take care of the routing.
Hope this helps,
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