on 05-09-2016 7:19 AM
HI all
I have to connect a dual stack PI with ECC system.
Is establishing connection between PI and ECC similar to single stack PI? In single stack PI I don't have to configure anything in PI, only in ECC
1) RFC Destination type G, PI_AEX, should I use the Path Prefix as /XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?ximessage=true
2) SAP_PROXY_ESR, do I have to configure this RFC Destination if am not using proxy
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I don't have necessary roles in the user. So should I add the roles in SU01 ? I am on dual stack
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What kind of connection are you trying to establish?
1. For SPROXY - the SAP_PROXY_ESR continues to be applicable from PI 7.3 onwards. So as long as your PI is PI 7.3, the same steps are applicable.
2. For ABAP Proxy, the URL will be different. In the Type G Destination, your url will be /sap/xi/engine?type=entry
Regards
Bhavesh
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Bhavesh
its dual stack PI. I have to conenct ECC.
I want ABAP Proxy messages to reach PI from ECC, and ECC also sends any of them, As of now we are doing only proxy to PI and PI to proxy (ECC)
I have given dest://PI_AEX in SXMB_ADM of ECC, the corrsponding Integration Server
The Path prefix in PI_AEX (RFC Destination Type G) is this in single stack, /XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?ximessage=true
Is it the same in dual stack also?
The path prefix in type G RFC Destination, SAP_PROXY_ESR is /rep only irrespective of single stack or dual stack
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