on 12-08-2007 2:47 AM
1) In case of HTTP TO R/3 scenario what are the settings to be done in the HTTP system ?,what is the http system name?
hi chandra kanth,
in the HTTP - R/3, the XI will act as a web server which response to an HTTP request. For this the sender is of an HTTP Client. You send request from that client to the XI, and the XI responds to the same client.
you can find a client in this link:
No Sender Channel required
regards,
nikhil bos.
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HI,
For HTTP you dont require a sender communication channel and agreement is not required.
You can test the HTTP scenario by creating a HTTP client,
This link gives you a sample HTML code to create HTTP Client:
OR
Refer this weblog for your help.
/people/community.user/blog/2006/12/12/http-to-rfc--a-starter-kit
Thnx
Chirag Gohil
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