on 06-04-2015 10:15 AM
Hi All,
Scenario: Flat file to Proxy Sync Scenario
PI has to pickup flat file (Tab Separator) from FTP server,perform FCC and trigger sync proxy message to ECC system, then convert ECC proxy response as a flat file (tab separator) and send it to FTP server.(Mapping is not required)
Please advice better approach to achieve the scenario.
Regards,
Mani
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Hi Manikandan,
You can use the file adapter in a synchornus way using the module bean,
Standard RequestResponseBean and ResponseOnewayBean for this purpose, to achieve the sync response message from Proxy and writing it to the FTP using another receiver file adapter.
Can you have a look into the below thread.
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/Sync-Async+without+ccBPM
Regards,
Satish
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Hi Mani,
Their are couple of option to design this scenario
option 1 - Sync-async bridge, using the BPM process integration sync and async interfaces.
async sender File --->> Sync receiver Proxy -->> Sync response Proxy t ---> Async file receiver
Option 2 - two different interfaces.
a) First interface pick the file and trigger the receiver async proxy. at the end of proxy process the proxy invoke the sender proxy class.
b) Sender proxy trigger the one more interface which place the response to FTP sender.
I would prefer the second option because it does not involve BPM (which is not necessary) and it does not req. sync connection. Better for the performance.
Hope it help!!
Harish
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Hi,
We dont normally try and do a sync interface when using file. Because how does the a File handle a response?
Ok but what you can do is split it into 2 Async Interfaces. Where the proxy triggers another proxy.
So great 2 Proxy interfaces. Where one is inbound and one outbound.
Regards,
Jannus Botha
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