on 01-01-2013 8:38 AM
Hi Experts,
we have a scenario where the idoc data is pushed to 3rd party system.
3rd party system uses webservice to receive data from PI
Here which adapter i can use, SOAP or HTTPS, the client is asking for HTTPS post from PI to their 3rd party server.
he needs the user validation needs to be done before posting data to target system,
is this validation can be done by using java code before posting to target system, if so how
else can we ask to go ahead with certificate validation concept.
Suggest me how to proceed further.
Thanks,
-KK
You can use SOAP adapter as message protocol and pick https for the transport mechanism. If you want to do user validation, you might use soap lookup in the mapping step as java mapping too.
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Hi Kishore,
You can use SOAP and use HTTPs as message protocol which is a very stable solution for your requirement.
SOAP is a stateless, platform independent, XML based generic lightweight protocol that uses HTTP/HTTPs as its transport medium and can be used for developing distributed complex computing environments.Application can communicate directly with each other over the internet using SOAP.
It allows exchange of data between heterogeneous web applications.
Please check the below blog for HTTPs connection configuration:
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