on 12-18-2007 8:43 PM
Send message within an integration process to 8 receivers at the same time, how can I do this?
a) Create a FORK statement with 8 branches
b) Create 8 interfaces
c) Create a loop with 8 interfaces
d) Create 8 branches
Hi Iqbal,
The correct method of sending a message to 8receivers simultaneously in IP is as follows:
1.Configure 8 Receivers in ID.
2.Use Step* Receiver Determination* in IP .
3. Use Block with ParForEach .
4.Use Send step inside the block.
It will send a message to 8 receivers simultaneously with very less number of steps in IP.
No Need of 8 Branches.
Thanks ,
Anurag Garg
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hi iqbal,
a) Create a FORK statement with 8 branches is the correct answer!!
because the branches in a fork are independent of each other.So simultaneously u can send.
PCK is not a part of XI.PCK is used for small business partner who are not capable of affort XI .
in a nutshell.. for understanding u can say.. its a smaller version of XI.
For PCK u r having separate installation.in PCK itself u can do Design,configuration andministration & monitoring.
Regards
Biplab
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For the first question, the answer would be (a)
For second question, PCK should not be considered as a part of XI. PCK is not a mandatory component for a message transfer in any scenario. Also there is a separate installation of PCK.
Regards,
Prateek
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Muhammad,
Using the one interface, you can configure multiple receiver steps in your Receiver Determination (Integration Directory)
Taking this further, you also have the option to add conditions to control when a receiver receives a particular message
I hope that this answers your initial question Send message within an integration process to 8 receivers at the same time, how can I do this?
As you have a duplicate thread, I am now confused as to which thread you are following. So I have provided the answer in in each thread
Could you please keep your thread to a specific issue to make it easier for both yourself and fellow Forum users to follow the topic
If you have other questions relating to a different topic then please create a new thread
Regards,
Mike
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A.
VJ
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