regarding IR, http,rfc..

[Former Member]

Hi Masters ,

1) in case of IR i have some doubt .. like can we send files with out using idoc. and also can we send image files ..as wel as movie clips etc .. if it is possible then plz explain me how to do ..

also one small doubt ... if i have two fields in sender side like name and city ... and two fields in reciever side structure .. same as sender like name and city ..

then i have one condition .. here .. after completion of all the configuration .. i have two fields in sender side ... but i had given name only .. and i wil give one condition tht if i give city information then it wil send tht information other wise it should give by default city name london .. in reciever side ... plz help me wht function i can select .. or i need to create any user define function ... but i dont want to use user define function .. is it possible ..

2) http adapter lies in which stack ... and why?

3) RFC adapter lies in which stack .... and why?

i mean to say in abap stack or in java stack ...

waiting for quick response ..

thanks in advance ,,

jp.

[Former Member]

Hi Jp,

lots of question....:)

<b>1) in case of IR i have some doubt .. like can we send files with out using idoc. and also can we send image files ..as wel as movie clips etc .. if it is possible then plz explain me how to do ..</b> >>

check this...

/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/07/15/copy-a-file-with-same-filename-using-xi

2) No need to write UDF..

for "name" do one to one mapping.

for city... u will have to check in mapping wheather its null or not..if it is Null...u will map the target "city" field with constant "London"

u can use 1 " Equal" function and 1 "IF Else" function

i min.. <b>if((input==Null) then map Constant(London)---City

else map city---city.</b>.

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3) http adapter lies in which stack ... and why?

RFC adapter lies in which stack .... and why?

HTTP and IDoc both lies in ABAP stack....i will tell u a simple reason...why they r in ABAP stack....cause...they r probably written in ABAP....rest ..adapters are written JAVA so they are in Java stack.....

RFC is in Java stack.....

Hope u got a clear answer now....

Regards

Biplab

[Former Member]

2)

RFC lies on Java stack

Http lies on ABAP stack.

Since this Adapter resides on the ABAP stack ie on the Integration Engine. This makes them both part of the IS pipeline and the processing is done automatically.Hence is can communicate with Integration Server Directly.

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi

1)The sender file adapter is configured to pick the normal payload which is specified in the File access parameters, and the additional image file that is to be sent as an attachment is configured under the Additional File(s).The file type will be binary.

Also refer

http://sapient.xi.googlepages.com/xi-excellentintegration

Refer this doc

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/10dd67dd-a42b-2a10-2785-91c40ee5...

Thanks