on 03-05-2012 8:15 AM
Hi All,
My scenario is that we send payments data to bank to process vendor payments.
Data is received from Finance(R/3) server to XI server, where our XI server pass data to Bank's XI server.
As it a crucial data, we exchange certificates to share data.
We have given sign and encrypt details in our receiver agreement.
At XI, we can see the payment details in payload,
My requirement is that how/from where can I fetch the encryted data and save it in file, If I want to save the encrypted data at my local desktop.
Do I have to create a seperate scenario to fetch the encrypted data.
Please suggest.
Regards,
Sachi
Hi,
>>>Do I have to create a seperate scenario to fetch the encrypted data.
no need for that, you can get it in /MessagingSystem/monitor/monitor.jsp - messagre details - binary data
there you should be able to get the file
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk
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Hi Sachi,
It's: http://(XI Host):(XI Port)/MessagingSystem/monitor/monitor.jsp, that you display in the web browser, just like RWB.
Hope this helps,
Greg
This is a pretty straight-forward tool to use. Use the filter to locate your message, for instance based on processing time (Start Date/Time & End Date/Time). Then for that particular message, click on the icon that depicts a sheet of paper and an eye (View Message Details) and then in the details view there is a button "Display Message Bytes".
Hope this helps,
Greg
Dear Sachi,
Basically it means that SAP guys really do have a sense of humour it is a quotation from the Bible, Job 38:11, as you might have already checked in google.
Anyway, to solve this problem in PI you have to implement the OSS Note 1419607. For now, this functionality seems to be hidden in your PI release. You can also refer to this thread for further details:
Hope this helps finally,
Greg
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