on 12-03-2013 7:28 AM
Hi All,
I want to know how we can monitor the successful delivery of the file/data at receiver plain HTTP channel?
My scenario is Flat file to HTTP, where I sending the data to URL in HTTP body. I can see the sender channel log successfully, but how can I check if the
data is correctly delivered to HTTP receiver?
The sender channel is showing success, also AE - RWB is success, now how can I check and confirm the delivery at the URL?
Thanks in advance.
Hi All,
Actually There is nothing reort from third party that they have not received the data or else.........
I just wanted to know if there is any other way rather than third party in order to confirm whether the data sent from PI is reached to them or not?
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Hi Rahul - Please refer to the Prateek's reply in the below thread
Hello Rahul,
If it is already successful in RWB monitoring, the next step would be to contact the third-party if they have received anything.
Hope this helps,
Mark
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Hi Rahul,
If the receiver is not seeing the data while the sender (PI in this case) claims it has been sent, a so-called 'http sniffer' could be used. This allows you to view the actual tcp packets being sent over the network.
Only use this as a last resort and consult your network administrators before doing so.
Kind regards,
Koen
Hi Rahul,
Check in SXMB_MONI if it is error its shows in red flag in receiver payload then you can trace the error.
Best Regards,
Monikandan
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