on 02-18-2016 6:52 AM
Hi Experts,
Here my Scenario is From GDS to IBM Sterling AS2 via PI. So from GDS to PI we are using Java Proxy and from PI to IBM Stering AS2 we have to use JMS (ActiveMQ). So can anyone tell me the process we have to follow for creating this scenario.
I mean the steps should be done at Java proxy level like creating destinations? and is there any need to write coding for processing of messages? and coming to JMS we opted to use JMS because the IBM Sterling team is also having that adapter. So what i need here is if the java versions are mismatched then will the errors occur and the process for clearing the version issues and if any?
Can any one give me an idea for these........?
Thanks
Kumar
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Hello Lavanaya,
you have to generate and deploy.
One more example for your reference
Thanks . I understand the process like this .
Create a Java server proxy in PI based on the outbound service interface
But I have doubts in the following areas
1 . How do I make this the GDS system aware about this proxy so that it can communicate to PI
2 . If I want to use the JMS adapter to pass the data that i received through the proxy,I do I do that
Thanks
Lavanya
Creating own Java proxy by yourself in PI wont work with SAP GDS.
All the proxy configuration should be done in GDS system using CTC wizard. during this time all XI exchange profile / user settings, end points will be defined in GDS.
For sending data to 1sync data pool via JMS - as mentioned by Raguraman - create the JMS receiver channel with required MQ details.
Keep in mind - 1 SYNC will always accept the data (XML format) in standard 1sync format - (Here comes standard SAP content to play)
Thanks....
I want to know without creating proxy or Generating Proxy the how the data will reach PI from GDS.
In general case after generating Proxy some Classes will be generated and we need to create projects and then we need to write a code to call the JPR to process the message.
But how it will call the JPR to process without generating the proxy for Outbound Service Interface.
Thanks
Kumar
Hello Lavanya,
Create an Archive with Java Proxies
Change an Existing Archive with Proxies (Regeneration)
Java proxy generation creates J2EE Beans and proxy classes in the specified archive. The generated beans comply with the EJB 2.0 standard.
You can use Java proxies to implement J2EE applications on the Application Server (Java).
More information: Java Proxy Runtime
Check the SAP provided link below
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