on 09-29-2006 7:03 PM
Hello Y'all,
I would like to know how a sender header HTTP payload would like ? I mean would the Party, sender, namespace need to be setup explicitly as XML tags in the header field so that the http//:<host><port>/xiadapter/....can pick it up?
-AR
Hi,
It would look like normal XML strucutre
<root>
<fields/>
.
</root>
The Party, sender, namespace will be in the part of the URL and not in payload
Check out the Features part in the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/64db4daf9f30b4e10000000a11466f/content.htm
Regards,
Prakash
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Thanks a lot.I am trying to set up an asynchronous HTTP sender but the sending B2B application would like a HTTP response. Is there a way to send an acknowledgement without using synchronous HTTP sender adapter? The sender would be happy to see the 200 response alone.Since my inbound to R/3 is an asynchronous process, I would like it to keep it an aynch xi-asynch interface.
AR
Hi,
If you want to get Response immediately, it is not possible without Synch Interface. If you want async interface, you can plan for separate Scenario. i.e 2 XI interfaces foe one functionality of Asyn-XI-Async.
Or you can go for Http Sync interface with Async-Sync communication using ccBPM.
Hope this helps,
regards,
moorthy
Hi,
I would like to understand the concept on how the synchronous HTTP sender works. I have set upa synchrounous message interface with a response message type. The B2B sender sends the inbound message which is routed via "http://<hostname:port>/<path>?<query-string>" to the respective interface and how does XI capture the response and send it back?
My response data type has a single data element to capture the HTTP response body. But I am not sure how the internal functionality of XI.
-AR
Dear Antonio Ramos,
This will help you,
Regards
Agasthuri Doss
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