on 06-14-2006 10:56 PM
Hi,
Please let me know if you have idea about this:
Scenario is:
1. We are extracting some raw data (strings) from one url(http) using java program ...
2. After extracting the data , some parsers making the XML files for that.
Now my question is :
Will able to add these javacalsses(java program) into XI for trigger the messages from url?
It means I need to call url through XI and make the xml for that. After getting XML we need to map RFC for process the messages into ZTable.
I didn't get idea about how to make call for url through XI. It would be appreciated for sharing your expereince on this..
Regards...Raj!
Hi,
>>>>Will able to add these javacalsses(java program) into XI for trigger the messages from url?
yes you can do it all in a java proxy
you just have to invoke a java proxy
and inside you can put any java code you wish
then you can use the parser and fill the xml message
>>>>It means I need to call url through XI and make the xml for that. After getting XML we need to map RFC for process the messages into ZTable.
then you can map your xml message to an rfc format
if you have the java classes that access
the url this will be very easy with a java proxy
for more:
https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700000877852006E/HowToWorkWithJavaProxies.pdf
Regards,
michal
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Rajkumar,
I think it basically turns out be a SOAP-XI-RFC scenario.
Check /people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/09/03/invoke-webservices-using-sapxi
and also Note: 8 5 6 5 9 7
BPM comes into picture in this case.
-Naveen.
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