on 06-16-2006 9:39 PM
I have a working RFC->XI->HTTP synchronous scenario. An R3 program sends out a quantity request and recieves a reply that feeds back to the user in R3.
I am tasked with creating a comma-delimited log file of these quantity requests. The log file will be written out to another server. I set up the interface and mapping objects in IB:Rep, but I can't seem to get IB:Dir set up properly. I am thinking that I may not be able to do this with just multiple receivers in IB:Dir because of the fact that the request/reply is synchronous and my log file would be asynchronous.
Any suggestions? Do I need to create a BPM for this?
Thanks
Hi Keith,
Is your Log file is irrespective of the Response ?
In this case, you can go with BPM.
Otherwise you may required to do 2 interfaces.
Can you elaborate more on the scenario ? From where you need to send to the file ..
REgards,
Moorthy
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Hi,
If so your Message Flow is -
RFC->XI->Http->RFC(R/3)->File
After getting the response you need to send the Response back to the R/3 and same time the response should be sent to File system. Now you can go for BPM here.
This blog will give you some idea-
/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
So your BPM will contain these steps-
1) Receive the RFC Request
2) Send the RFC request Synchronoulsy
3) Recieved Response will be mapped to the file system structure
4) send the Mapped file structure
Asumption is Mapping i.e Request to Http Request and Http Response to RFC response is done outside the BPM.
Hope this helps,
regards,
Moorthy
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