Whats exactly an XI developer needs to understand about the ABAP and Java Stacks in XI? ( I understand that HTTP and IDOC adapters are sitting in the ABAP STACK so no sender agreement is needed) Also when the user writes a Java UDF then the Java stack will take care of that. Any other important point a Developer always need to remember on the top of the head?
From the developers perspective you know where different objects reside so that in case of error you will know where to look for:
1. IDoc and HTTP adapter are on ABAP engine. You cannot see them in the component monitoring of the Runtime workbench. The HTTP adapter is there now both for send adn receiver. It hink from SP15 or so...not very sure though
Vijaya you say its easy for the developer to look for any error, I partially agree with you, but if there is an error I will check in the Message Monitoring First(SXMB_Moni), if there is a Problem in Message Mapping then I am going to look into the Message mapping in Repository, if there is problem with BPM then I will look into the BPM Monitoring or if there is a problem with an Adapter, I will look into the Runtime workbench, so there are other errors like Security and Administration and I will go to the corresponding place to resolve the error.
So how does you are going to Augument your point Vijaya.
Since some service pack you have got almost all monitoring tools inside runtime workbench. Only BPM you have to control from standard abap transaction.
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