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One sender message and two receivers with two different messages

Muniyappan
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Hi All,

My scenario is JMS to MDM in PI 7.1 EHP1.

I am getting a message from JMS which has four fields.

MDM has two tables containing two fields per table.

MDM port code is different for each table.

i have to split the sender message into two messages containing two fields per message.

For this how many Services interfaces,message mapping,CC,iterface determination,Receiver Agreemnents needed?

Do i have to use Integrated Configuration to achieve this?

Thanks.

Regards,

Muniyappan.

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markangelo_dihiansan
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Hello,

i have to split the sender message into two messages containing two fields per message.

For this how many Services interfaces,message mapping,CC,iterface determination,Receiver Agreemnents needed?

Do i have to use Integrated Configuration to achieve this?

This should be pretty straight forward assuming the communication is asynchronous (you can't split synch messages).

Service Interfaces -> 3 (one for sender, two for receiver)

Message Mapping -> 2 message mapping (one for each receiver)

Comm Channel -> 3 (one for sender, two for receiver)

Interface Determination/Receiver Agreement -> 2 (one for each receiver)

Hope this helps,

Mark

Muniyappan
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Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes.It is  asynchronous communication.

I will try this.

Regards,

Muniyappan.

Answers (2)

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Former Member
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Dear Muniyappan

Since you have 2 different receiver, you can either have 2 different SI or one SI with different operations.

In case of 2 Receiver SI, you will have

3 Service Interfaces (sender, 2 receivers)

2 Message Mappings (for both receivers)

1 sender CC, 2 receiver CC.

1 sender Ag

2 Interface Determination

2 Receiver Agreement and 1 Receiver Determination with 2 receivers.

Regards

Monika

rajasekhar_reddy14
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use multi mapping concept to achieve the same, using one mapping only you can achieve this,

seach in scn for Multi mapping without BPM .

Mar already answered how many Serivice interface required for the same