on 10-04-2007 1:35 PM
Hi Experts,
I want to connect a File Adapter to a JDBC, then receive a response and send it to another File Adapter. Is it possible to do that without BPM?
<b>Synchronous </b>: File Adapter->JDBC(Request)->JDBC(Response)--->File adapter
Regards
Gonzalo
Hi Gonzalo,
no, the file adapter works only asynchronous. You need BPM.
Regards,
Udo
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The mere fact that File is async and JDBC is sync doesn't make it mandatory to use BPMs. Check this thread also by Bhavesh:
However, the use of JDBC in async/sync scenario without BPM has been said to be buggy (as referenced in the same thread). It seems that there was a note released and everything, you may wanna check that.
Regards,
Henrique.
Hi
You need to use BPM/Integration Process for the same.
Thanks
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Without BPM it is not possible.
Instead, a workaround could be File - XI - File with JDBC lookup
Regards,
Prateek
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