on 09-29-2005 6:57 AM
Hi All,
I've created a BPM which implements a sync-async bridge. I'm trying to use an HTTP service to send a sync message to this BPM and receive a response. While configuring in the integration directory, i created a business service representing the HTTP client and a HTTP communication channel. But when i create the receiver determination it is asking for a communication channel. But since the receiver is a BPM, there are no communication channels. What should be done in this case.
Also my understanding of this process is:
HTTP client sends an XML to the BPM. The BPM routes the data to the bridge and again send it back to the HTTP client as a response. Is it possible to achieve this.
Thanks,
Sandeep
Hi Sandeep,
<i>>>While configuring in the integration directory, i created a business service representing the HTTP client and a HTTP communication channel.</i>
I think your scenario is HTTP <-> XI. Which is your receiver system? If you are you using HTTP as sender then you don't have to specify any communication channel as the HTTP sender Adapter is built on top of Integration Engine.
Regards
Suraj
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Hi,
Can you elaborate ur scenario??
which are ur sync and aync systems??
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Hi Priyanka,
Thanks for your response.
I shall explain my actual scenario.
1. One HTTP client(or any synchronous interface) sends an XML payload to XI.
2. XI should map this XML to another fomat and create a file.
3. Once the file is created, a response should be sent back to the HTTP client.
So the sending interface(HTTP Client) is a synchronous one. Because it sends the XML and waits for the response(File creation status)
And the file creation is done using a File Adapter and it is an asynchronous process.
I hope the sync-async would be the best design in this scenario. Please share your thoughts
Thanks,
Sandeep
Hi,
Can you elaborate ur scenario??
which are ur sync and ayncx systems??
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Hi
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Regards
Arpit Seth
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