Client proxy and XI

[Former Member]

Hi all,

When a client proxy is called (in R/3), how do we know which Receiver Determination will be taken in XI ? I mean is there somewhere in the client proxy where it is specified ?

Thanks in advance

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Elliot,

Check this below weblog,

/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/03/14/abap-proxies-in-xiclient-proxy, we need to configure Integration Engine by mentioning abt the Integration server of URL for calling the Integration Server.So the proxy message is excuted by invoking Execute Asynchronus method ,the messgae will point to Integration server by configuring the Integration engine for R3.

Cheers

Veera

[Former Member]

Hi Elliot

<b>When a client proxy is called (in R/3), how do we know which Receiver Determination will be taken in XI ? I mean is there somewhere in the client proxy where it is specified ?</b>

see XI uses proxies when communicating with SAP system like R/3.

As u know proxies are adapterless communication.u dont need any sender agrrement.

u have to do the reciever determination step in ID...

actually ur question is a bit confusing....can u explain ur question lil bit more !!

regards

biplab

[Former Member]

Hi Biplab,

I wanted to know when a client proxy is called, where does it go in XI ? Which component is choosen first ?

Thx

[Former Member]

ok ok!!!

see we can trigger a client proxy by a report.SO when ever u run the report..the method <b>execute-asynchronous</b> of client is called ...and then R/3 send the message containg it directly to integartion server.(no adapter is needed!! )

regards

biplab

[former_member267355]

Hi,

XI will identify the receiver determination with Message interface and namespace which you have used for proxy.

Regards,

Sakthi

[prateek]

<i>When a client proxy is called (in R/3), how do we know which Receiver Determination will be taken in XI ?</i>

This is ID related part. Proxy doesnt handle this

<i>I mean is there somewhere in the client proxy where it is specified ? </i>

No

Regards,

Prateek