on 09-24-2009 1:59 PM
Hello All,
My Client want to set up Proxy connection between Bank system and Client system.
they are not talking about ABAP proxy or Java Proxy...... But they told about Proxy connection and they want to use PI to send and receive data using PI.
If any one done this requirement before please put your points on this connection type.
Thanks,
Chinna
Hey
In most of the cases,Banks use some form of data/message level security.
First of all you need to confirm that and as per that configure the adapter you will use (not all adapters support security settings).
Once you have decided on adapter for banks,you need to see how you want to post data to ECC,there are several options like IDOC,RFC,Proxy and each server different purpose and can be used to integrate ECC system.
But before you begin on development,please try to get more information from them, right now the requirement looks a bit hazy
Thanks
Aamir
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I had call today , in the call they mentioned that they want to establish the proxy connection between the bank and client
and PI need to monitor.
So does it mean that both sender and receiver will be a Proxy (i.e. SAP systems)
PI need to monitor means that they need to ensure data is received from the source proxy and delivered to the target proxy...you actually need to track the message flow.
Normally bank interfaces include some level of message security....not sure if the same can be implemented in a proxy communication.
Regards,
Abhishek.
Hi,
Thsi type of connectivity we have done before.. It included a PI system in Client landscape and one PI server with the BANK. The client PI will send data to Bank PI using SECURED SOAP connections.
Once it reaches Bank PI server it will be pushed into ECC using IDocs. Depending on the back end system of client we went for file/jdbc/IDOC adapters
so a basic scenriao will be like
IDOC>Client PIInternetBank PI>IDOC
Regards
Suraj
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