on 07-19-2007 6:51 AM
Dear All,
I am new to BPM. I have tried a sample file to file scenario on BPM and it is successful. I have followed different blogs on SDN for this. But all these blogs uses same data type for source and target.
I want to create a BPM in which source and target data types are different.
So how I will develope this scenario? How many message interfaces will be there?
what abt mapping program and also what will be ID configuration for this?
Thanks in advance.
Warm Regards,
Gouri
If you want to have 2 different data types have 2 different message types and 4 Message interfaces
1st outbound
2nd inbound
3rd abstract for source
4th abstract for target
1 MM
1 IM(between abs --abs)
Config
source sys -- BPM
BPM --- Target System
Mudit
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Thanks everybody for your reply.
Mudit,
I was trying in this way only. Now my MM program will be between 1st outbound and 2nd Inbound.
Now in configuration I am not able to do anything.
Receiver Determination will be 2.
Interface Determination will be 2.
In first Interface determination what will be source and target messgae?? which Interface mapping??
Can you plz clarify ID Configuration also?
-Gouri
IM will be between both abs message interfaces.
in BPM the steps will be
receive transform(IM) send
1st Receiver Determination from source system to BPM
2nd Receiver Determination from BPM to Target System
you wont get andy mapping in this config as you have alredy specified it in BPM in IR
Get back in case of some doubt
Mudit
Hi
U need to have
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> 1 outbound interface, 1 inbound interface and 2 Abstract interface.
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> Inside the BPM do the mapping transformation either using graphical mapping or Java mapping.
Refer these Blogs
<b>Message Mapping</b>
<a href="/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/08/16/message-mapping-simplified--part-i Mapping Simplified - Part 1</a> by Sravya Talanki
<a href="/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/12/08/message-mapping-simplified-150-part-ii Mapping Simplified - Part 2</a> bt Sravya Talanki
<b>Java Mapping</b>
<a href="/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-i Mapping (Part I)</a> by Prasad Ulagappan
<a href="/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-ii Mapping (Part II)</a> by Prasad Ulagappan
<a href="/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-iii Mapping (Part III)</a> by Prasad Ulagappan
Regards
Santhosh
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Gouri,
So how I will develope this scenario?
>> same as the one you did earely for target create different data type. and give the newly created target type in place of old one. i am not sure which blog you followed. if this does not have mapping then you need to do mapping and use transformation step in BPM. in ID it would be amost same.
Regards
Sreeram.G.Reddy
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for source 1 Mtype and for target 1 Mtype. u will have one recv and i mapping program which u will use it in the transformation step. the result of the transformation step is used in the send step (target)
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