on 10-10-2007 5:01 AM
can anybody tell me!
it is either xi calls sender system's function or xi's function is called by sender system for a sender RFC adapter?
thanks!
hi joy,
well, If we talk abt Xi, so XI never get the message automatically. Sender System has to trigger the message to XI , like Idoc has to be trigger to Xi then only matadata comes inside Xi.
in case of RFC Sender Adapter , this sender does the job of triggering.
so you can say<b> xi's function is called by sender system</b> , then only message flow will start.
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<i>xi calls sender system's function</i>
No
<i>xi's function is called by sender system</i>
No
The RFC resides at the sender R3 end. From there the data is pushed to XI using RFC destinations
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi,
How does Xi know when to call the RFC in R/3 as it is not like a file adapter which polls in the specific folder at regular intervals. So whenever the RFC in R/3 is executed data is sent to XI.
Regards,
Sudheer.
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Hey
RFC works on Push mechanism ,which means that the program on the R/3 side will push the data from R/3 to the XI system.
XI system does not pulls the data via sender RFC adapter
Thanx
Aamir
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