Are these features available in SAP PI?

[former_member184948]

Dear Experts,

One of the clients is evaluating SAP PI  4.7 dual stack and IBM IIB.

He has some queries which he has asked me .I am not sure about some points so want your inputs on the following queries .

(a) Business Process modeling  with SOA architecture using notation with BPEL (business process execution language)

(b) Data store and forward logic – very relevant for e com, CRM and Digital products

(c) Complex communication without standard APIs – where file format at different and uses conversion with site certifciate

(d) JMS – Java based messaging services using POJO (Plain old java object)

(e) Servlet based message queue interface

(f) Data packet restore when application, web service and network fails

(g) Data du-dupe check

(h) SSL for authentication, message integrity checking and encryption over data sent on IP.

(j) Clustering for dynamically distributed messaging workload across resource.

I think a) refers to BPM requirement and d)is for JMS requirement but not sure if it supports POJO and h)is possible .

Thanks.

[former_member183816]

(a) Business Process modeling  with SOA architecture using notation with BPEL (business process execution language)

For dual stack installation, You can still use ccBPM which follows BPEL standards but ccBPM executes on IE (abap stack) which is not recommended by SAP. You should use NWBPM instead which runs on java stack and it follows BPMN standards.

(b) Data store and forward logic – very relevant for e com, CRM and Digital products

Can be achieved using ccBPM(abap stack)/BPM (java stack).

(c) Complex communication without standard APIs – where file format at different and uses conversion with site certifciate

I think, it is relevant to B2B communications, PI 7.4 provides its own B2B add on for sftp,as2,oftp for complex communications.

(d) JMS – Java based messaging services using POJO (Plain old java object)

Should be available, not sure.

(e) Servlet based message queue interface.

       Available

(f) Data packet restore when application, web service and network fails

You can use message persistence on adapter (single stack) or integration(dual stack) engine to achieve this.

(g) Data du-dupe check

No idea.

(h) SSL for authentication, message integrity checking and encryption over data sent on IP.

Available in adapters.

(j) Clustering for dynamically distributed messaging workload across resource.

Available on adapter engine.