on 04-29-2013 3:28 PM
Hi Experts ,
Need your help
I have 50 interfaces . 10 - Finance, 10- Procurement , 20- HR , 10 - Material
Can you please let me know how we should create the SWCV names?
Is it advisable to create Folders in ESR and ID?
Should i create 3 tier architecture in ESR
i.e
SWCV_FIN_ Sender
SWCV_FIN_ Central
SWCV_FIN_Receiver
SWCV_PROC_ Sender
SWCV_PROC_ Central
SWCV_PROC_Receiver
Created sender DT,MT etc in Sender SWCV , create receiver DT,MT etc in receiver SWCV and Message mappnig , Operation mapping etc in Central SWCV
or
SWCV_FIN
SWCV_PROC
create all obects of a finance interface in FIN SWCV
Please suggest which is better approach and recomonded one in PI 7.3?
Hi Sam,
This question was moved into the PI space to increase your chances for an expert answer.
Regards,
Mariana
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Hi Sam,
You can maintain the below document for Naming rule as a Reference. But again it variess from Client to Client, Architects usually define this.
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Thanks Bhaskar,hareesh,Raja,
I have gone through the documents and it mostly tells how to name the objects.
But none speak about the architecture. Also these are very old documents ( published in 2009)
Do you have any doc specific to PI 7.3?
Wat di you guys have followed in your project?
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IMHO, you might have to customize little bit with respect to client. You may not able to use exactly as that of document standard. If possible, you can. The above document provides you some direction to follow the standards. You might want to consider few things while deciding the naming components like for naming service interface... (mode async/sync, direction outbound/inbound, plus match with namespace etc). This might be very helpful during debug and maintenance. Also you can use folders for configuration objects that might be helpful to find objects that belong to the same interface. Hope that helps.
In addition to above replies, You might also follow experts suggestion in this thread.
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Experts ..can you please give your suggestions?
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Hi Sam - Please go through the attached document
Regards,
Hareesh
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