on 05-15-2008 9:43 AM
Hello XI/PI experts,
I'm searching for a solution for transfering files or content directly into KM with XI. The smallest solution is to transfer the file with ther file-adapter to a specified folder and mapping the folder with a km repositority manager into km. But we want to push the files directly into km, that the files are stored in DB and not on file system. How is this possible with XI? Is there a special KM-adapter or how can we relize that?
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Steffen.
Steffen
Why dont you go for following scenario -->
LegacySystem --> Sender File Adapter --> XI --> Rec. JDBC Adapter --> KM
JDBC adapter can actually insert the data directly in KM databases ( if you have direct access for them ).
Another solution is to actually create a wrapper RFC which will accept the data in KM & then pushes them into DB.
- Lalit -
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hm directly via JDBC... I really don't know the data structure of the KM-objects ...
What's about a solution using this new KM-Webservice-API? Would that be possible? Connecting via webservice from the XI to the KM?
Java Proxy: how to do that or how can we connect XI to the KM-API? I'm sorry my XI experience is not the best
Edited by: Steffen Frech on May 15, 2008 11:03 AM
hi
using Java Proxy connect to the Webas(Java) of the KM server and use the KM APIs to read/write into the repository. Normally these APIs are used from
java webdynpro ..same code will work in proxy also
Java Proxy
KM APIs
rgds,
Arun
Hi Arun,
thanks for your answers, the proxy solution sounds good. So from your point of view it is possible to connect to the KM-API in such a Java-Proxy? I just used the KM-API in a Java WD before, there it of course works, but I didn't know that it also works outside WDs on the same portal.
What's the better solution: using the Km-API via proxy or using the KM-Webservice-API?
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