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Receiing system port settings

ross_goodman
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Hi,

We send messages to a third party system. The analyst at the third party says that messages they receive from the customer master data interface from PI arrives at their server into port 7776, whereas when PI sends them sales order details these arrive at their server into port 6666.

I believe these port determinations are preformed by their system and are not visible and not configurable in my PI system. Could someone please tell me if I am correct or mistaken?

Cheers,

Ross

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Shabarish_Nair
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depends on what protocol you are using to send the message.

Most of the adapters like SOAP, JDBC, FILE, HTTP etc will provide you options to set the required port

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former_member207622
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Are you using JDBC to connect to third party ? or this is a web service .

If its a web service then port comes under the URL which you are pointing, which the third party has to provide

I dont think you need to look into this

regards

Ninad

ross_goodman
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Hi,

Its a web service which they provide an external definition for in the case of each specific interface. So that definision will link back the portthat they define at their end is what you're saying? Suits me fine if thats the case.

Many thanks,

Ross