on 10-15-2012 11:14 AM
Hello,
By requirements of my interface, I need to start from the PI process every X minutes.
It is necessary to develop an adapter?, How would it be?
Thanks and regards,
Silvia
R3 all systems must be released at once.
R3 systems have different hours, so that the launch is simultaneous've thought it from PI
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Hi Silvia,
If your idea is to mix the RFC data in PI to construct one file, you should use a BPM in PI that it will wait for the three RFC calls.
Another via, you could do a job in the abap engine of PI, and this job call via CALL FUNCTION DESTINATION... to the three systems, and in the endpoints these functions call to the RFCs which are the sender RFCs in PI.
As Raj mentioned you could start/stop a channel from an abap program http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2011/05/24/startstop-a-communication-channel...
You could throw this abap program in a job.
Regards.
If you have three RFCs and triggering via job at different times or simiilar time, you need bpm to achieve this. Create Collection pattern for this. Refer SAP BASIS swcv in the ESR for understanding this.
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If you alreasy using adapter(eg: File, JDBC..) then you can configure adapter to poll every X minutes(not all adapters support this).
search in SCN for Availability time planing also.
What is your requirement and scenario?
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