According to SAP's help "In a collaboration agreement you define for a sender and receiver which communication channels are to be used to exchange messages"
Depending on the adapter type the collaboration agreement is the place where you can define the keys to use for encrypting/decrypting and signing/validating digital signatures.
Are you talking about Mapping i.e., transforming or converting source message to target message. If it is then it is taken care under Logical Routing > Interface determination > Interface mapping > Message Mapping.
In Collaboration Agreement, we are binding the communication channels of the source and the target through which exchange of messages takes places
Channel Binding is done at Collaboration Agreements where you where you define which communication channels to choose for a particular combination of sender and receiver
Routing ( Logical Routing) is carried out using Receiver Determination and Interface Determination, where you define the flow of message
Conversion as per you I guess it is message mapping is also carried in Logical Routing under Interface Determination > Interface Mapping > Message Mapping. Here the source message is converted to target message
Protocol , this is defined basically by using adapter like HTTP protocol or IDOC or RFC etc..
Security settings are done in Collaboration agreements which helps us to provide additional security features for the Sender and Receiver and the integrity of sending/receiving message
Here protocol check is done adapter since it is the one which decides which protocol as to pass through the adapter.
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.