on 10-26-2007 9:37 AM
Hi Experts,
I have to do Webservice to JDBC synchronous scenario using BPM. Could you please help me with the message interace, Interface mapping and message mappings?
I have created 2 datatype & message type for SOAP request and response and two more for JDBC request and response.
Regards
Sara
Hi,
you have to use a Sync/Async Bridge in your process for Sync scenario with BPM.
You need a Receive Step(A). A Synchronous Send Step(B). And a Send Step(C) in your Integration Process.
STEP A- Open S/A Bridge - Receive Message from SOAP
STEP B- Send Message Synchronous to JDBC Interface. And get a Response.
STEP C - CLOSE S/A Bridge- Send Response
regards,
Robin
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hi Sara,
If consider the sync scenario like this
Sender Sync -
> XI -
> Receiver Sync
We need the following interface
<u>Sender</u>
Sender Outbound interface --- sync
<u>Receiver</u>
Receiver Inbound interface --- sync
Inside BPM you need
At sender
Abstract interface for sending
Abstract interface for receiving
At receiver
Abstract interface for sending
Abstract interface for receiving
regards
Ramesh P
Well,
your need follwoing
1)Outbound Synchronous (SOAP Messagetype)
2)Abstract Sychronous (BPM) Receiver Step in BPM
3)Abstract aynchronous (BPM) as Container for Requess Message
4) Abstract Sychronous (BMP) For Synchronous send Step in BPM
5) Inbound Synchronous (JDBC Messagetype)
6) Abstract Asychronous (BPM) as Container for the Response Message from JDBC and for the last Send Step in bpm. Close S/A Bridge
Between 1 and 2 you can set a mapping and
between 4 and 5 you can set a mapping.
regards,
robin
hi
you do not require BPM inthis case ..if u use its gonna affect performance
if you tell the scenario i will suggest you the design
Sheetal
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SOAP and JDBC does not require a BPM in design coz. both SOAP and JDBC receiver supports synch operation...i think there waws a similar question eariler.....
can u please explain the interface....
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