on 09-15-2005 2:56 PM
Hi,
i am working on the scenario like
RFC to File Asynchronus. After creating the file i need the acknowledgemnt back to RFC .
Please suggest some solution
Thanks in advance .
Regards,
Mouli.
You cannot do this synchronously.
The only way i know is to execute an operating system command, which should create another file (by a copy command of a file having one word Success ). Then create another scenario to poll for a file the one which is created in the operating system command of previous message, then send it back to RFC, gruesome workaround but it works when you really need it.
regards
SKM
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Anand,
I understand that you can do it BPM or without BPM. The only way to get a response kicked off on the file adapter is to use the Operating system command.
You can do it in one scenario (with BPM) or two scenarios does not matter. I tried to explain how it can be kicked off without using the <b>Logmon Tool</b> what that blog says.
regards
SKM
Hi Mouli,
Since file system is asynchronous in nature there is no direct way to get an acknowldgement from file system. Hence you need to construct your own acknowldgement message and map it to RFC response structure. Also there is no direct way to know wheather file is successfully written or not as the file adapter will give only transport acknowldgement.
Refer this weblog for more information...
/people/sriram.vasudevan3/blog/2005/01/11/demonstrating-use-of-synchronous-asynchronous-bridge-to-integrate-synchronous-and-asynchronous-systems-using-ccbpm-in-sap-xi
Hope this helps...
Regards
Anand
Message was edited by: Anand Torgal
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