on 06-01-2016 8:59 PM
We wanted to set a size protection limit for large messages in our adapter engine and I came across messaging system queue functionality.
We're planning to implement the below configurations but we have to know first if the below configurations are used only for ICO?
NWA Configuration > Infrastructure > Java System Properties > Services > XPI Service: Messaging System
Configurations |
|
| TRUE |
| 10 MB |
| 10 |
| TRUE |
| Send,Recv |
Or are there other features in PI 7.31 SPS14 wherein we can prioritize /isolate large messages in adapter engine?
Let us know your inputs/thoughts on this.
Thanks
Hi Marvin,
these parameters are effective not only on ICO scenarios but also on classical ones (dual stack scenarios). Please also read this note: 1727870
It is also a good option to have decentral adapter engines and run the scenarios which handles large messages only on that dedicated AE.
On the ABAP stack there is also an option to create separate queues for large messages. Note: 817820
Best Regards,
Viktor
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Hi Viktor,
We'll be implementing a 300mb size protection in the integration engine. Does this mean that we also need to have the configuration in the adapter engine in 300mb?
For example:
3mb threshold x100permits or
10mb thresholdx30permits
Or it's recommended to stick on the default size provided by SAP w/c is 100mb (10mb threshold x10 permits)?
Also, should the configuration for messaging.largemessage.queueTypes always with a value of Send,Recv?
Thanks a lot for the help.
Hi Marvin,
Please refer the below blog
and help page - Properties Related to Large Message Handling - Configuring Process Integration After Installation - ...
regards,
Harish
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