Do Http Adapter has sender CC

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

I am in a confusion that :- I think i am asking you a small question, please correct me if i am wrong

1. Do IDOC Adapter has both Sender / Receiver IDOC ( my assumption is it has only receiver Adapter )

when i searched SDN, i am getting both sender and receiver Adapter, but as far as now i used only receiver Adapter.

2. Do HTTP Adapter has both Sender / Receiver IDOC ( my assumption is it has only receiver Adapter )

when i searched SDN, i am getting both sender and receiver Adapter, but as far as now i used only receiver Adapter.

Please help me, with clear explanation.

Nissi

[former_member208856 · Accepted solution]

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> 1. Do IDOC Adapter has both Sender / Receiver IDOC ( my assumption is it has only receiver Adapter )
> Nissi

We have IDoc Adapter for sender / receiver side, When we are working on ABAP Stack systems like Integration between ECC System to PI System, we do not need to use IDoc Sender side.

But when we are using 3rd party system (JAVA Based some systems using IDoc) for integration with PI & sender communication is using IDoc, at that time we will use sender side IDoc Communication Channel.

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> 2. Do HTTP Adapter has both Sender / Receiver IDOC ( my assumption is it has only receiver Adapter )
> Nissi

Same thing is for HTTP Adapter for proxies from ECC System to PI System, we do not need sender HTTP Communication Channel Setting.

But for 3rd party systems using HTTP Communication, we need sender side HTTP Communication Channel.

[prateek]

Search such basic questions before posting

[baskar_gopalakrishnan2]

If your source is SAP System, we dont need sender HTTP and sender IDOC adapters. SAP System can post messages directly to those adapters in integration engine. If your source is non sap then we will use it.

[Former Member]

I think even if its a non SAP third party system when you do http post there is no need of the http adapter . All the third party system requires is the integration engine url .

[baskar_gopalakrishnan2]

Yes, I concur

[Former Member]

you don't need an http /idoc adapter on the sender side . For both http and idoc the message directly hits the integration engine . You only create these on the sender side for incorporating some eatra security features.