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Former Member
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hi...fri's

1) all adaptors under adaptor engine or not

2) what type of adaptors under adaptor engine,pls explain brifly?

thank u

singu

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Former Member
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Hi Prasad,

Could you please put clear question .

Adaptors are based upon J2EE engine or ABAP engine .All adaptors except IDOC and HTTP are J2ee based adaptors

Regards

Former Member
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Hi,

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/45/17be55967e4574e10000000a114a6b/frameset.htm

except idoc and http all adapters run on java stack

idoc,http runs on abap stack.

for moredetails see the above link.

regards,

ravi.

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Former Member
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Hello Prasad singu,

In intergration engine we have two engines:

1) abap engine

2) java engine

Adapters like HTTP,IDOC,XI will stay in ABAP ENGINE. So there is no need of creating sender agreement and sender communication channel in Integration directory (configuration) while working with above three adapters.

Remaining adapters like File,JDBC,SOAP,BC,RFC,JMS,JPR,MAIL,RNIF etc will stay in JAVA ENGINE.For these adapters we need to create

sender communication channel

sender agreement also including with receiver agreement,interface determination, receiver determination, receiver communication channel

Regards

Srikanth

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Hey

>>Remaining adapters like File,JDBC,SOAP,BC,RFC,JMS,JPR,MAIL,RNIF etc will stay in >>JAVA ENGINE.For these adapters we need to create

>>sender communication channel

FYI,its not necessary to create sender agreement for SOAP and Mail,coz in case of SOAP we can have the interface namespace etc either in WSDL or adapter itself.

also in case of Mail if we select XIPAYLOAD then we get all the attributes from the adapter so no need of sender agreement,we do need sender agreement if we select XIALL.

thanx

ahmad