on 03-19-2007 3:12 PM
Hi :
Is my understanding correct :
Suppose i have an xsd structure of a webform and want to pass to ECC 5.0
<b>AND</b>
There is a BAPI available for Sales order.
<b>THEN</b>
It is like a synchronous HTTP to RFC scenario.
<b>CAN</b> i get screenshots for <b>sync</b> HTTP to RFC sceanrio.
Thnx
hey
have a look at the following
/people/community.user/blog/2006/12/12/http-to-rfc--a-starter-kit
thanx
ahmad
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Hey
see the thing with HTTP scenarios is that its not like a FIle to FIle scenario or IDOC scenario where in you can feed in the input file and get the output file,HTTP scenarios dont need sender agreement so we cant place the input file in any directory or any other place,to kick off the scenario and to tell XI that the following payload has to be consumed by the specific scenario we need HTTP template.
its the easiest way to test ur HTTP scenarios
lemme know if u have any more questions
i have just finished off an HTTP scenario so i might be able to help:)
thanx
ahmad
hey
1) Can we schedule on a real time basis the HTTP adapter : like it should pick file every time a new sales order is created
jst keep ur receiver adapter active and it will receive the file every time its being send to XI,see for HTTP scenarios we dont have any HTTP communication channel so no place for HTTP adapter,wat happens in reaal world scenario is that u provide them with a URL which they have to use to send the data,now when XI gets a data from this URL it identifies that the data is for ur HTTP to RFC scenario and then it will start talkin to your RFC,jst make sure that ur receiver RFC adapter is up and runnin.
2) If the sales order can generate an xml docand an xsd s generated then can i import it in External Defn and get the DT and MT INSTEAD of creating DT and MT?
yes,dats exactly how u do it,import under extrenal def. and use that in message interface
all da bst
thanx
ahmad
Hi,
you may also need a http page template to see how to do a http
call to XI
sample www to call XI via HTTP can be found here:
/message/266750#266750 [original link is broken]
Regards,
michal
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<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions"><b>XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</b></a>
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