on 03-14-2007 11:29 AM
hi experts i have one doubt abt idoc and http adapters
if u r using either idoc or http as sender means no need to configure sender adapter am i correct.
in case of sender idoc means Sender IDOC adapter need not be configured because IDOC adapter lies in ABAP engine. So it can send a msg to XI directly. Incase of receiver, whatever is the adapter, you need an adapter configuration and receiver agreement
then wat happend in case of sende http .
please clear me
regards
babu
Hi
in case of Idoc and Http adapters we don't require to cpnfigure sender commn channel and sender agreement as they sits in ABAP stack.
in case of Http adapter, we need to mainatin an URL in HTTP CLient which contains all the integration details like interfaces, routing rules, sender/receiver services.
as http adpter sits in ABAP stack, it can directly interact with integration engine, and using the details in URL it identifies the target system and receiver interface.
Regards
Rajesh Babu
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To add more...
WAS 6.20 and above became BASIS for SAP.
which has JAVA and ABAP engines.and can support http,smtp,html protocols.
and as the IDOC and HTTP reside on ABAP engine...we dont require sender adapters and sender aggrements...
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Raghavesh Reddy
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Hi,
<i>if u r using either idoc or http as sender means no need to configure sender adapter am i correct.</i> - Yes, you are correct.
<i>in case of sender idoc means Sender IDOC adapter need not be configured because IDOC adapter lies in ABAP engine</i> - IDOC adpter resides in Integration engine.
<i>Incase of receiver, whatever is the adapter, you need an adapter configuration and receiver agreement</i> - from the IE, the xml msg need to be sent to pipeline of idoc adapter, so you need a recever agreement......
<i>then wat happend in case of sende http</i> - HTTP adpter resides in IE, so no sender agreement req for sender HTTP adapter.
Thanks,
Rajeev Gupta
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Naga babu,
Sender HTTP adapter direclty comnuicates with Intergation Engine . if you look at pipeline before entering into pipeline their some withsometing http request which accepts and sends it to Intergation server.
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You do not need to configure Sender HTTP adapter in the Integration Directory.
HTTP adapters runs on the ABAP stack as well.
In the case of Sender HTTP, you use the HTTP Client as a test tool. This is used to trigger a Call to the XI . In realtime projects you will have a HTTP application triggering the call to Xi by calling the Pipeline URL of XI.
No need of Sender HTTP adapter .
Regards
Bhavesh
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