on 02-04-2008 12:59 PM
Hello,
I have One Sender system and two receivers system scenario.
My sender is RFC (sync) in nature.
My one receiver is RFC (sync) in nature.
My second receiver is RFC (sync) in nature.
How to proceed with this.
If my second receiver is async then how to proceed with this.
Regards
Simply configure ur scenario in usual way. Both the scenaio will only work if at a time only one receiver is receiving the data. Otherwise u have to use BPM. In first case, proceed as follows:
For both sync receiver, Create 2 interface mappings and 4 message mappings, one for each sender receiver pair.
For one sync and other async receiver, create 2 interface mappings and 3 message mappings, one for each sender receiver pair.
In ID, perform conditional receiver determination. Make sure that first condition is exactly NOT of the other condition.
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi,
Can u give the complete requirement so that we can suggest u senario.
Regards,
Phani
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Hi Rick !
Depending on your requierements, you can create a BPM that
1) receives request from sender
2) sends request to receiver 1 / receives response from receiver 1
3) sends request to receiver 2 / receives response from receiver 2
4) do some processing with both responses
5) sends response to sender.
If your second receiver is async, just use an async send step in step 3. As far as I know, you cannot use multimapping with sync scenarios.
Regards,
Matias.
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