on 04-15-2016 5:13 AM
Dear All,
I need to send the kinds of attachments(csv,jpeg,pdf,word etc) from third system(OA system: domino language) to ECC. How to choose the adapter(including: Sender and Receiver).
My PI version: 7.0(XI3.0)
In addition, what size is the pdf every time? It is said that the size is less than 10MB every time, isn't it?
Thank you all for your reply.
Hubery
Many thanks & best regards,
Hello Hubery,
If PI is just acting as a Plain Pass Through mode, you can use the File Adapter of PI to transfer the file from the the source directories to the target directories.
The assumption is for any non Text / non XML file you are going to just use PI as a Pass Through.
The ideal file size should be around 5 MB but even a 10 MB file should be Ok. It depends on the number of transfers etc.
Regards
Bhavesh
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You mean FILE->FILE(ftp) scenario. I want to use SOAP->FILE(FTP) scenario ,because the third system based on WEB. Is it possible?
For file size, the total size of files are less than 10MB. It is possible. If not(more than 10MB), the file will be missed?
Thank you so much for your advice.
Hubery
Many thanks & best regards
Would the files be SOAP Attachments or SOAP Payload?
If SOAP Attachments,
Regards,
Bhavesh
Suddenly remember, PI 7.0 for transport protocol does not include axis for adapter SOAP.
Screenshot:
PI 7.0
PI 7.11
As you konw, SFTP is not appropriate for PI7.0
I think the following scenario is suitable for my condition:
PI 7.0(not conversion to xml):
FILE->FILE
PI7.11:
SFTP->SFTP
FILE->FILE
SOAP(AXIS)->FILE(FTP)/SFTP
Please correct if it wrong.
Thank you again for support. It is useful for me.
Many thanks & best regards
Hubery
Hello All,
I have already tested the scenario(SOAP->FILE). The operation mapping is 1:n if you send the attachment and the information of file. However, the operation mapping is 1:1 if you only send the attachment. Moreover, the size is OK with 5MB. Otherwise, It is possible to be overtime if the files are more than 5MB.
Many thanks & best regards,
Hubery
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