on 10-13-2015 3:09 PM
Hello All,
Is possible to pass logon language as a parameter when calling PI service along with user name and password , endpoint and payload.
Also how can we access it to connect to the backend using that logon language.
I can do condition based receiver determination and select the appropriate communication channel but is there a way to read the logon language.
Thanks,
Kiran
Hi Kiran,
What do you want to mean when you say "calling PI service"?, calling a SOAP interface or another like IDOC, sender proxy and so on?
I think the easiest way is to include the language as tag in your payload or in your SOAP header, later you can access it in receiver determination condition editor.
Regards.
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Hi Iñaki ,
We have a requirement where the application should be able to call PI service by somehow passing the logon language and we should connect to the backend ECC system using the logon language. They don't want to pass the language in the payload.
Can you please tell me how to include the language in the SOAP header when the application is being called and how can I access it ?
Thanks,
Kiran
Hi Raghuram,
We have a requirement where the application when it calls a PI service should be somehow be able to pass the logon language ( not in the payload) and we should be able to read the logon language in the receiver determination & connect to backend accordingly.
I am not able to figure out the passing the logon language part of it.
Thanks,
Kiran
Hello Iñaki , Raghuraman
Thank you for your feedback. We decided to pass logon language in the payload.
Thanks,
Kiran
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