on 02-18-2014 8:26 AM
Hi Experts,
In which case we are not using sender agreement for SOAP?
We have one scenario for this in my project. So i dont have knowledge on this.
Could you please explain on this.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Madhu.
Hi Madhu,
I think that Venkat has pointed the quiz of the question, when you need to work with the Adapter Engine you would need a sender agreement, when you works with the PI ABAP stuck (Integration engine) is not required for all PI adapters.
Regards.
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Hi,
If we don't use sender SOAP channel then sender agreement not required.
Regards
Venkat
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Hi ,
For example
if you want to send xml SOAP message then you can send directly to Integration engine for this sender channel,sender agreement not required.
If you want to send SOAP message as an attachment then you need to pass the input message via sender SOAP adapter ,Here you do require sender channel and sender agreement .
For the second case,while generating wsdl you need to give url explicitly instead of clicking on propose url.
Regards
Venkat
Hi,
In which case we are not using sender agreement for SOAP?
Only two cases I can think of:
1. When you use Propose URL when generating a WSDL
2. When you use SMTP
When sending to the adapter engine, sender agreement is required. The same is true when using SOAP Axis.
Regards,
Mark
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