on 12-16-2011 5:42 AM
Hi PI Experts,
I m doing a file to file scenario, which can be used for files with different structures. So I believe I should do this as just pass through without any ESR/mappings.But the doubt I have is how to configure receiver determination without a service interface.Can you please give me suggestions on how to proceed with this.
Thank you so much in advance!
Anjana.
Anjana,
But the doubt I have is how to configure receiver determination
without a service interface.Can you please give me suggestions on how
to proceed with this.
>>>> You can give any dummy name for the receiver determination and namespace!
regards
Ramesh
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It is better to maintain same dummy namespace across all the configuration objects and better to follow standards in constructing the namespace like: http://testfilescenariodummy.com
regards
Ramesh
SEARCH IN SDN, there is blog on the same cocept.
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HI,
follw steps:
File to File Interface without ESR objects
this is very simple , you need to create Configuration objs
1. sender Communication channel and agrrenment
2. receiver Communication channel and agrrenment
3. u have to provide dummy service interface names and name space in interface determination,
4.in receiver determination , we have to provide source and receiuvers bu.components and remaining dummy names.
and provide
dummy name means : any name like xyzzz
dummyname sapce : http://xyzzz
please refer this blog:
thanks,
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give dummy service interface names(manully enter it) and create two receiver file channels. it should work
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