can one interface have more than one adapter

[Former Member]

hi all,

my client wants only one interface supproted by many adapters

like shown below

interface

adapters

file

jdbc

idoc

pls its urg

thanx in advance

Metha

[Former Member]

hi metha,

as i understand that have 2 diff sources one is file the other is jdbc and finally u need to club this two into an IDOC and dump in r/3

if so i may just give u the outer view

consider file as BS1 and jdbc as BS2 u r getting data from file and jdbc

file can be xml or flat file

in BS2 u have data in table fromat correct so it is better to convert

file data in jdbc fromat so that it will be easy to dump in IDOC

for this u need to go with BPM's fianally u can dump the data in to IDOC

if it is worth pls reward points

bye sampath

[Former Member]

hi sampath

i agree with u but it would be if u send examples

[Former Member]

Hi,

For one interface at sender side you can have one and only one adapter for sender agreement.

So, file and JDBC becomes 2 sender interfaces and you need two sender agreements to read messages.

Also you need an N:1 mapping for File and JDBC interface to map to Idoc

You need 2 receive steps one after other ans specify correlation between these 2 interfaces.

After this use mapping step to map it to Idoc and then send it to R/3.

Regards,

Anirudh.

Edited by: Anirudh Vyas on May 16, 2008 11:31 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Mehta,

its possible to use more than two adapters for one interface.

Example:

Here One Sender System(FILE), Two Receivers System( JDBC,IDOC)

File-----JDBC ( File sends the data and receives the JDBC and put database application system)

File-----IDOC ( File sends the data and receives the IDOC and maintains the data in R/3

Regards,

Sateesh

Edited by: Sateesh N on May 16, 2008 10:48 AM

[former_member240483]

You can have more than one adapter in one interface...

Regards

Rao

[Former Member]

Yes..It is possible..

Thanks,

Soumya.

[Former Member]

hi

can u pls tell me how even i too it is possible but ubable to break the ice

thanx

Metha

[aashish_sinha]

Hi,

>>>can one interface have more than one adapter

Yes it is possible.

Let me know your full requirement so that we will suggest you something.

Regards

Aashish Sinha

PS : reward points if helpful

[Former Member]

Hey Ashish,

my req is first i need to collect the data in file format from POS source 1

second i need to collect the from sales table(retail) source 2

finally i need to dump in R/3 through IDOC

do not give me any BPM scenairos

ok

thnax

Metha

[former_member240483]

your source is DB or R3 system?

[aashish_sinha]

Hi,

Your scenario is n : 1 . you have 2 source file and 1 target.

Have a look into this thread which is still going on and see the ans there.

for receiver CC you will need IDOC Adapter.

for the source file :

if it is a flat file or xml file you have to use File adapter

for second flat file you need to use RFC adapter or proxies if it is coming from R/3. else depends if you are using JDBC you need JDBC adapter with that sender communication channel.

Regards

Aashish Sinha

PS : reward points if helpful

Edited by: Aashish Sinha on May 16, 2008 10:55 AM

[Former Member]

hi,

my source in DB

[former_member240483]

you can do this with mutliple maping

with the help of java maping and stored procedure u will fetch the data from sorce systems and next u will map this data to target system as IDOC ..

Regards

Rao

[Former Member]

Hey,

You can have more than one adapter for one interface.

regards,

Milan.

Edited by: Milan Thaker on May 16, 2008 10:41 AM