Inbound proxy scheduling

[Former Member]

Hi

We have defined a SOAP to proxy integration. It's an asynhcronous interface.

We would like to schedule inbound proxy .

Where would it be possible: ECC or PI?

How could be schedule a job for this proxy?

We have a SAP PI 7.11 release with dual stack.

Thanks

Kr

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Any specific reasons to schedule server proxy?

As and when data comes to inbound proxy, it will get invoked and ur data gets processed in SAP.

In case u really want to  process ur data in a scheduled manner, then u can also dump data in some temp table and then schedule a program which will read data from a temp table and update actual tables - but certainly not a preferred option.

Thanks

Amit Srivastava

[Former Member]

Posts have some valid workarounds but it implies developments.

I know that receiver proxies can be scheduled

[Former Member]

We can't control the triggering event in the sender system.

We would like to schedule messages or being able to launch manually.

A temporary table would be a solution but in this case we have a SAP standard proxy

[former_member184720]

Then may be you can split into two interfaces.

web service -> PI -> File system

File(scheduled sender channel) -> PI-> Proxy

[Former Member]

Hello,

Not sure why u want to schedule it manually, but what u can do is u can split ur scenario.

Disconnect sender with receiver proxy system. So, keep on dumping sender data (either in a form of a file or send it to PI server using receiver SOAP) and then in the second flow pull the data from temp PI location and send it to SAP.

Edited - U can ignore my reply becoz the same kind of answer is mentioned above.

Thanks

Amit Srivastava

[former_member184720]

You don't need to schedule a job for inbound. PI will execute the proxy as soon as it received a message from your sender system.

However you can schedule the PI sender channel in case you need to execute this interface at specific times.