on 09-08-2014 12:01 PM
Hi Team,
We have requirement to set up new Interface which will be SOAP->SOAP scenario and transformation is not required in XI. Please let me know whether it is possible to achieve this without Design part(By creating only ID objects) in PI 7.3 dual stack.
Regards,
Prathap.
Hi Prathap,
As far as Configuration is concerned, I beleive it can be configured just like we configure by-pass scenarios for file interfaces, since SOAP adapter also supports QoS Best Effort for synchronous interfaces so i think even that should not be a problem.I would suggest that you might have to use option "Do Not Use SOAP Enevelope" for this.
But what i am trying to understand here is about the requirement due to which you have thought of SOAP to SOAP and that too without ESR objects. Is it like something below ?
You have some application which can create SOAP request required by the web-service which you need to call using PI and you just have to by-pass ESR as you are already getting SOAP request from sender application. If I am correct then why is that sender application itself is not calling the webservice and using PI to invoke the webservice ?
Would appreciate if you can update us with actual requirement due to which you have opened this thread.
Thanks,
Amit
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Hi Prathap,
You have an example here: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/700058f0-b1a1-2a10-39a8-ab2627b87... you only need to change the File adapter by SOAP adapter.
Mainly, the java adapters should work in bypass mode without ESR development.
Regards.
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Hi Kandasami,
This will be the Synchronous flow, still it is possible?
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Hi,
Yes. It is possible.
Thanks,
Kanda
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