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Abstract Communication?

Former Member
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Can u pl tell me about this type

Thanks,

P.Srinivasa

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Former Member
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Hi,

This type of communication does not have any direction. So it is neither inbound nor outbound. This is mostly used in BPM.

Also an abstract message interface has no implementation in an application system. You cannot generate a proxy for this interface type. You use abstract interfaces in business processes, for example, to receive or send messages from application systems. You can use the same abstract interface to receive or to send.

In BPM the IS only understands the Abstract interface.The Abstract interfaces may be used as both inbound and outbound.

BPM can interact and deal with only Abstract Interfaces. And so, if you have a transformation step inside the BPM , the source and target interface will have to be abstract interfaces.

The interface mapping will be between Abs Interfaces in the IR.

Thanks

Swarup

Former Member
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Hi,

In BPM the IS only understands the Abstract interface.The Abstract interfaces may be used as both inbound and outbound.That is the abstract interfaces has no direction.

Thanks.

Former Member
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Hi Srinivasa,

in BPM you <b>MUST</b> use abstract interfaces.

Regards Mario

Former Member
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Hi,

In BPM the IS only understands the Abstract interface.The Abstract interfaces may be used as both inbound and outbound.That is the abstract interfaces has no direction.

Thanks.

Former Member
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Chandra,

This type of communication does not have any direction. So it is neither inbound nor outbound. This is mostly used in BPM.

Also an abstract message interface has no implementation in an application system. You cannot generate a proxy for this interface type. You use abstract interfaces in business processes, for example, to receive or send messages from application systems. You can use the same abstract interface to receive or to send.

---Satish