How to identify sender adapter when sender agreement is not available in the configuration scenario

[former_member352432]

Iam Working in support project.I would like to quickly know what sender adapter is used if the sender agreement is missing in the configuration scenario.

[former_member352432]

Hi,

Thanks for all your inputs.

Vishnu: For dual stack how can we quickly identify whether it is proxy or IDoc by seeing configuration scenario.

[pvishnuvardan_reddy]

Hi Uday,

In receiver determination step, from the sender interface of the sender we could tell it is idoc or proxy since if it is a idoc, then you can see the idoc name and for proxy it will be some service interface.

[former_member186851]

Hello Uday,

For dual stack how can we quickly identify whether it is proxy or IDoc by seeing configuration scenario.

You can check the Channel or receiver determination as Vishnu mentioned

[pvishnuvardan_reddy]

Hi Uday,

Just to add here from my end,

If you are working in a dual stack version(<=PI 7.11), then if sender agreement is not available then the communication is via proxy or IDOC where we don't need a sender agreement for these communications. But if you are working in a single stack PI version, then sender agreement/inbound processing is must and should as there is only one object called integrated configuration where in inbound processing comm channel is a mandate.

[iaki_vila]

Hi Uday,

IMO we should talk with our developer colleagues to be more methodical. One of the main purposes of the scenario object is to be a point where you can have all the information grouped. This object doesn't need to be maintained in the ID, but this is a bad idea, why?, one reason could be your requirement, you can have in an easy way a view of all the objects associated in the ID with a business scenario:

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Regards.

[markangelo_dihiansan]

Hi Uday,

Iam Working in support project.I would like to quickly know what sender adapter is used if the sender agreement is missing in the configuration scenario.

Once you open the ICO, you can immediately see the communication channel used for the sender. It is under the Inbound Processing tab. To see the channel config, just double-click it.

PS: It would be useful it the names of your CCs can contain the adapter used. In the picture above, IDOC_AAE is used.

Regards,

Mark

[former_member186851]

select the business system/component and search for where used list and you will get the details of all sender agreements.

[Former Member]

Hi,

If there is no sender agreement then it means there is no sender adapter binded to that config which is generally applicable for abap based adapters like idoc, xi and http.

So, to conclude you cannot monitor these adapters in RWB -> CC monitoring.

Search SDN, you will get tons of article which will show how to monitor these scenarios.

Thanks

Amit Srivastava