on 09-28-2009 4:36 PM
I've a fundamental question i.e. what is the benefit of using ABAP proxy generation (SPROXY) while message transfer with XI system ?
If we don't use SPROXY while message tranfer to XI (client proxy scenario) or receiving message from XI (server proxy scenario), then what is the issue ? Is it making message transfer more reliable ?
When I execute SPROXY trx code at ECC end the a no. of namesapce details are displayed on the left hand side (I guessed these are pulled from ESR), why we go for this proxy generation setup ? Can anybody pls explain in few clear,specific points ? (Pls don't post hyperlinks as I get lost in link forests for search of precise answer)
Thanks
Hi,
Proxy is one of the new feature available for communication to other systems available from WEB AS >=6.20
Earlier the communication to other systems from SAP for data transfer is available only either through idoc or RFC
There are some advantages using proxy
1. in case of huge volume of data usage of proxy will benefit rather than using RFC or IDOC
2. And if data needs to be transferred directly from tables of R/3 proxy is benefitable in this case rather than going for RFC
there are few apart from this w.r. t runtime also...
Briefly Proxy is new method/protocol for data transfer from SAP to other systems from WEB AS >=6.20..onwards..
HTH
Rajesh
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Using proxies messages directly post to Integration engine in XML format, so adater engine bypasses. So performance enhances.
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Mike,
>what is the benefit of using ABAP proxy generation
Directly talks to the Integration engine & as a XML format message is sent/received
Cheers
Agasthuri
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