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Why QoS is EOIO in Adapter Engine

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Hi,

We have scenarion: ABAP Proxy -> XI -> JMS.

In ABAP Program, we did not specify EOIO settings. At runtime, we checked the messages passing through IE, the QoS is EO, this is expected.

However when message reach Adapter, it became to "EOIO".

Any idea about this ? or is this default setting in Adapter Engine ?

Thanks inadvance.

Liang

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Former Member
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Former Member
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Liang Ji,

First of all it is very interesting to know that.

My best guess would be that, Proxy or JMS adapters might support EOIO only but not EO.

So it might have been changed to EOIO.

Also please check the SAP doc for JMS and Proxy adapters for this.

Its just a guess. But I would really like to know, what is the cause.

reg

Former Member
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After investigation, we found out the reason:

Our mapping program have message splitting.

If you pass source message only contain one transaction, the QoS in adatper remain "EO", if we include mutiple transactions in source message, then "EOIO" automatically applies on adapter engine.

Anyway, thanks reg for your reply.

I close the thread as we know the reason.

Liang

Edited by: Liang Ji on Mar 26, 2008 8:31 PM