on 11-08-2006 1:15 PM
Hi you, are there a faster method to inactivate an adapter, than using the IB?
Maybe a script or something that turns off a specified adapter?
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Thats cool :)! Thanks for the enlightenment, o wise one !
>>>o wise one :)!
lol )
Regards,
michal
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Hmmm... It can be scheduled in "comm channel monitoring"?? So, it doesnt for a part of the adapter config itself??
cheers,
Prashanth
hi,
of course it's a part of RWB - finally central adapter
managing solution easy and nice to use
Hi,
@ Michal/ Krishna
File adapter to be scheduled from SP19? Whats the underlying concept? How is this being done? An insight please..
https://websmp208.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700006308412006E.xls
I saw this on a presentation
but I'm not sure it it uses java scheduler
(avaialable for j2ee 5 )
you can stop them in the runtime workbench on the communication channel monitoring.
Robin
you can use this:
/people/paul.medaille/blog/2006/09/29/communication-channel-monitor
Thanks for fast reply. Are there any way to schedule?
it should be available from SP19
as of now it is not available. But it will available from SP19...
Some workarounds are there, with bpm etc..
Moorthy
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