on 05-20-2013 12:04 PM
Hi,
I have an requirement where ECC triggers an Idoc ex AAA at 5AM, then idoc BBB triggers at 6AM and Idoc CCC triggers at 7AM (all 3 idocs sends from same ECC system).
PI need to collect all these idocs in one message (Immediately after CCC idoc triggers) and need to create a file on target.
I don't want to go with BPM.
can you pls explain how to Implement in PI. shall I need to create 3 mappings in PI?
what are the steps done in ECC and PI.
Thanks in Adv..
Robin.
if you dont wanna use BPM then use Proxy and build a logic to merge 3 tables informaton using proxy and schedule proxy program accordingly.
Then develop one interface but not sure how complex logic required in your case.
Why you wanna avoid BPM ?
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If you want to have this logic in PI you won't be able to do this w/o (cc)BPM.
Otherwise you need to do this logic at target
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Hi,
You can create 3 different scenario's and give target structure same for all. Then at every one hour once the Idoc generates it will append the existing file or create new one.
Regards,
Loordh.
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Thanks for your replies Raja, Bhaskar and Loord..
I dont want to go with BPM, so I feel proxy is the best as Raja said.
cant I merg 3 Idocs as per the below link (How To…Send Multiple IDocs Within One XI Message)
Thanks
Robin..
>I don't want to go with BPM.
You have to use bpm for this. Please check collect pattern in your basis namespace component and follow the same for implementation. This is the better approach.
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