on 07-14-2008 8:58 AM
Hi,
I have an http -> XI communication,
using a url
This url should be used to trigger 2 different interfaces in
XI depending on the value of an element( i have done it from the interface determination using conditions) ,
which one of them is Synch and the other is Asynch.
How can be achieved ( Synch or Asynch) ?
Thanks
Antonis
Hi Kishore
the sender system-A uses an message interface BB_forSAP_Req which depending on its value of an element it does mapping with 2 different FM (calling the backend system-B (SAP)). When calling the first system it does not require an response ,so the communication is Asynch. When calling the second FM it requires an response show it is Synch communication. How can be implemented since the mode of communication is altered from url (BE,EO,etc) and the attributes of Message Interface ( Outbound, Synchronous , Asynchronous, etc)
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Hi ,
the sender system-A uses an message interface BB_forSAP_Req which depending on its value of an element it does mapping with 2 different FM (calling the backend system-B (SAP)). When calling the first system it does not require an response ,so the communication is Asynch. When calling the second FM it requires an response show it is Synch communication. How can be implemented since the mode of communication is altered from url (BE,EO,etc) and the attributes of Message Interface ( Outbound, Synchronous , Asynchronous, etc)
Is it possible to add two fields in the HTTP request structure which represent the QOS & message interface type to use ? Based on these values you can use different interface mappings in Interface determination .
Regards,
Kishore
Multiple operations are possible from PI 7.1. It is not possible to have 2 QoS upto PI 7.0.
Even in PI 7.1 I am not sure if this multiple operation can be leveraged by HTTP adapter. This makes a lot of sense when we deal with outbound SOAP scenarios only to me.
Regards,
Jaishankar
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Hi ,
Could you please explain your requirement in detail ?
Regards,
Kishore
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