on 11-02-2006 3:48 AM
Hello all,
I'd like to create a BPM that has the scenario below
1)recieve message A via HTTPS
2)query all the vendor code in table LFA1 from ECC as message B
3)validate content of message A against message B
To acheieve 2), I do have a customizable RFC function that can pull one field from any table in ECC, but I need to know:
-Should I use sync or async mode?
-how do I set it up in IR, Integration Process, and ID?
Regards,
Steve
Hi Steve,
Could you give some more details on your scenario? What is the data you receive via HTTPS?
From what I understood, you are sending vendor details via HTTPS and you need to validate these details(you have RFC defined for this) and send it(or do further processing).
If my understanding is correct, you can use Mapping lookup via RFC and do the validation.
Your steps in BPM will be
1. receive(HTTPS vendor)
2. Transformation(DO the mapping here and mapping look up)
3. Go to further processing..
Regards,
Jai Shankar.
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Steve,
Is the call from HTTP sysnch or Asynch? you will need to BPM in this case with a synchronous call to the RFC .
1. Receive Step --> Receive Message from HTTP -- If synch then open Synch Asynch Bridge
2. Send Synch Step --> make a synchronous call to the RFC and get the details.
3. transformation ,--> where you do the necessary validation.
4. Send -->Close Synch Asynch bridge and send data back to HTTP.
Regards,
bhavesh
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Bhavesh,
Thanks for the response.
<i>Is the call from HTTP sysnch or Asynch? you will need to BPM in this case with a synchronous call to the RFC .</i>
The call from HTTP is in async mode.
<i>2. Send Synch Step --> make a synchronous call to the RFC and get the details.</i>
How do I set this up in IR and BPM?
Regards,
Steve
Message was edited by: steve peng
Steve,
Refer to this blog ,
It is a File -- RFC -- File. As yours is an Asynch Scenario with HTTP adapter, you can Forget a Sender Adapter and Sender Agreement. And, you will need a Transformation inside the BPM after the RFC call to do your business logic / requirement.
/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
Regards,
Bhavesh
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