Multiple Senders - One receiver

[Former Member]

I have a scenario where in there will be SOAP message comming in from multiple sender systems. The message format is same. Each one can be distinguished by plant code on the message.I have to load these messages into SAP R/3 using a RFC Adapter.

Is there a possibility in XI that we can define multiple senders (as we can define multiple receiver determination based on condition).

If BPM is the only way to resolve this, can somebody eloborate on the steps needed to be configured in BPM.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

hi,

if the soap message format is same for the senders, then ur scenario is very straight forward, you dont need BPM.

just map ur outbound interface to the imported RFC.

Naveen

[Former Member]

Hi Naveen,

My question was

Can we have multiple sender agreements?

Can we configure multiple sender SOAP communication channels and have one recever determination?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi,

if you have different Praty/Service then you need to define a receiver determination for each of the party/service.

Naveen

[Former Member]

I don't have multiple receivers to do multiple receiver determinations. I have multiple senders and one receiver. I hope you understand my question.

[Former Member]

normally the sender service and interface is listed in the receiver determination so there would be one per sender that means even in your case multiple receiver determinations. However you can also use a wildcard (*) as sender in the receiver determination, than you can handle all your senders via one receiver determination.

What you than have to make sure is, that you have one SOAP Channel per sender, so you can create one sender agreement per sender. Multiple sender agreements for one channel are not possible.

[Former Member]

Thanks Christine.

That will definetly help.

I would like to reward you by awarding some points, but I don't see it on the message.

Thanks.

Srini

[Former Member]

how unfortunate for me but thanks for telling.

Best regards

Christine