on 11-10-2005 2:56 PM
In the Receiver Determination, I need some clarification.
Let us Say I want to Send a Message to Receiver-A (Interface Determination 1, to a File ) and to Receiver-A (Using Interface Determination 2 , To a mail). But I am getting a Syntax Error that the object already exists.
I have just provided snap shot of the Receiver Determination Screen in Integration Directory.
Service : SenderService
Interface: SenderInterface
Namespace :
Configured Receivers
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Condtion Party Service
ReceiverService-1
ReceiverService-1
Configuration Overview Receiver Determination
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Receiver
Receiver Mapping Agreement
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ReceiverService-1 Mapping-1 FileAdapter
(InterfaceDetermination 1)
ReceiverService-1 Mapping-2 MailAdapter.
(InterfaceDetermination 2)
Karen,
If the sender interface is same for both file and mail then you need not create two receiver determinations. You can do this scenario with single receiver determination.
your scenario is - 1 input and 2 output messages(file and mail)..
In the configured rececivers add your receiver only once..
i.e Configured Receivers
ReceiverService-1
In Interface determination, add both the receiver interface determinations for the same receiver.
Configuration Overview Receiver Determination
ReceiverService-1 (you can add multiple interface determinations using +(insert) symbol)
InterfaceDetermination 1 -Mapping-1 FileAdapter
InterfaceDetermination 2- Mapping-2 MailAdapter.
Also refer this thread
Regards
Anand
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Hi Karen,
this is unfortunately not possible (SAP design bug?). If you want to have more than one receiver for one incoming messages the receivers must be different business systems.
So to be pragmatic i would recommend you to create a new business service for the mail receiver, only one minute more work.
Regards,
Udo
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