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Adapter don't need Sender Agreement

Former Member
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Hi, Can some one Answer me with the reasons/clarification.

What adapters don’t need Sender Agreement? and Why?

a) HTTP, IDOC.

b) IDOC, RFC

c) IDOC, JMS

d) JDBC, JMS

Chandra

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Former Member
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Hi Chandra,

yes now u know that the ans is (a)

to add above......

In a sender agreement, you define how the message of a sender is to be transformed so that it can be processed by the Integration Engine.

We specify details like the sender interface, sender service, sender namespace in sender agreement.

--> so that when the message comes in integration engine, XI should be able to identify the receiver based on the details we identified in the sender agreement.

<i>In the case of IDOC & HTTP details about the sender like sender service, interface, namespace are part of the payload, ie header details are present.</i>

IDOC and HTTP adapter are the only adapters that sits on the ABAP stack (Rest all adapters r on Java stack). So when messages are posted to these adapters, the message directly goes to the Integration Server. They are pushed from the sender to be recognized directly in Integration server.

There is no need to create an IDoc sender Communication Channel for XI. Instead, the backend SAP system must be configure to send the IDoc to XI.

For HTTP adapter it is not required to have sender agreement. As this adapter is part of Integration Server. SO the message will be automatically put into XI pipeline.

This thread will clearify your doubt:

Also chk out the threads below:

Hope this was informative to you...

kanan

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Kanimeni,

Your answer is (a). You dont need sender agreemnet on IDOC and HTTP adapter because these are the two adapters which run on the Integration engine. Since they run on the integration server directly they dont need sender agreement.

Rest all the adapters run on the adapter engine. Hence they require the sender agreement.

Regards,

---Satish

justin_santhanam
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Chandra,

In the options<b>(a)</b> HTTP,IDOC doesn't need sender agreements. Generally the following Adapters doesn't need SA.

- XI, IDOC, HTTP, MAIL,SOAP.

Please refer : <A Href=http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/b1/f29e7a56e18a439984a3c6630951d2/content.htm>Obligatory Sender Agreements</A>

Best regards,

raj.