on 05-02-2008 8:47 AM
hi,
i am new to Xi.can u plesae tell why we no need to create sender agrement and Communication channel when we do IDOC to file Scenario. what's the reason behind that actually?
hi,
when you are planning for idoc to file scenario.
idoc and http adapters are in ABAP stack.
it's not required to create sender communication channel.
when there is no sender communication channel->no sender agreement.
you have to configure only Receiver and interface determination. along with receiver agreement.
when you are doing file to idoc.you have to confihure all steops.
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Hi,
1) The main usage of a sender adapter is to convert the input format into the XI supported XML format.
Once the conversion is completed the sender agreement appends the header with the sender details.
In case of these adapters we wont require sender agreement and sender communicationchannel for the
following reasons.
Sender agreement is associated with a namespace when we shoot an idoc frm r/3 if already contains its standard sap namespace. so those is need of sender agreement
The sender communication channel use is to identify the sending system and adapter, as the idoc header contains the details there is no need to sender.
These adapters resides on ABAP stack here the integration server takes care of IDOC/HTTP to XML conversion without requirement of adapter.
The business system that is sending the adapter has already been assigned to a techinical system which normally acts as an integration server...
Hope this explanation is useful to u..
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
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