on 10-03-2011 2:51 PM
Hi Experts,
My scenario ECC......>PI........>FILE
RFC SOAP
We are signing and encrypting xml files ,in order to do this we need soap adapter because we get security parameters options but now instead of sending this signed and encrypted file to webservice can we send it to file directory of the receiving system
If i use RFC to file scenario ,i dont get any security paramter option for file adapter,so I ahve to use soap adapter but how to send it to file directory of the receiving system
But if I use file adapter then how xml will convert to soap meeesage
I want to send a soap message from PI to file system of receiving system(not to web service)
Please Advise
Yes. Possible.Use Async SOAP to File scenario. Do mapping soap mesg to file and drop the file in the file system.
Soap sender comm channel use quality of service - EO.
Create inbound and outbond async service interfaces
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Hi Experts,
Thank you response
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/File-RFC-File(Without%20BPM)
From the above link ,i am really unable to figure out my scenarion
Please anyone explain me about RFC >SOAP>FILE scenario
I have an idea till RFC to soap and not from soap to file(Please explain)
Please
Thanking you
Pooja
Hi Bhaskar
As per expert suggestion ,i am following the link
Please answer my queries
as per document :BAPI - BAPI_COMPANY_GETDETAIL. The scenario works like this- XI receives the file ,do the request mapping send the request to BAPI get back the response from BAPI do the response mapping and write it to the file.
In my scenario: the scenario works like this- XI receives the Rfc data,do the request mapping send the request to Ecc(RFC)get back the response from RFC do the response mapping and write it to the file.
Question:
How is the payload sent to file system,do soap adapter have any option like file adapter to specify the target directory and path,if not how the soap paylod is sent to file system
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