on 05-10-2007 10:27 AM
Hi,
I have a scenario like RFC to JDBC synch scenario, so what would be the QOS for sending( RFC) communication channel and as well as JDBC communicaiton channel.
Thanks n Advance.,
Xeon
Hi,
Neither the Sender RFC adapter nir the Receiver JDBC adapter provide the option to select the QOS.
In your case if the report triggering the call to XI is making a Synch Call then the QOS in the SOAP header will be BE. If the Inbound Interface for the Receiver JDBC adapter is also a Synchronous Interface the QOS is taken as BE for the Receiver JDBC adapter.
You need not manually change the QOS anywhere as long as you are using Synch message interfaces.
Regards
Bhavesh
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Hi,
If you mean to ask me, what if the Sender Interface is Synch and the inbound interface is Asynch? Well the scenario will nto work as the Sending System is waiting for a response but the receiving system in getting the info as Asynch and hence will not send the response back.
Regards
Bhavesh
Hi
it should be Best Effort for both as it is Synch. Scenario
Sachin
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Oops. Made a mistake. You dont set the QoS in the communication channel. The Qos will be based on the type of interface used. Just create a inbound synchronous.
In sender side, call the RFC from a report(not in back ground).
Regards,
Jai Shankar
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Jai Shankar
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