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How to test local testing in Single Stack (PI 7.3.1)

Former Member
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Hi ALL,

I would like to test locally this scenario (JMS-IDOC) in PI 7.3.1(Single Stack).

In previous version dual stack I used to test RWB-Integration Engine-Test Message  but in single stack is there any option like RWB or local testing this scenario .   Please suggest on this .

Regards

Inder

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gagandeep_batra
Active Contributor
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Hi

you also can test the Scenario using File sender adapter NFS as temproary changing sender channel.to file adapter & then  just put the file to PI directory and pick through sender CC and test...

Regards

Gagan

Former Member
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Hi

Thanks for your updates  . So we have only option left either create another sender channel for testing (SOAP/File) right.

Thank you.

Inder

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Yes, if you want to push IDOC to the end system.

Harish
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Hi Inder,

The Best option is to add the role to your user id "SAP_XI_RWB_SERV_USER_MAIN " and trigger the request from RWB adapter engine.

but if you can not add the role then only option is file or SOAP request at sender side. For SOAP request please make sure you are on same network (you are not accessing the PI via Citrix).

regards,

Harish

former_member184720
Active Contributor
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Hi Harish - Are you sure about it?

Can we trigger a message to Integrated configuration from RWB?

Harish
Active Contributor
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Hi Hareesh,

I did not tried with single stack, but i had tried in dual stack and it worked.

regards,

Harish

former_member184720
Active Contributor
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Can you share your SP version as well? Not sure how it's working but AFAIK it shouldn't work from adapter engine as well as it expects sender agreement and which won't be there in an ICo.

Harish
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I don't remember the SP version as it is some time back (with different project).

But i think i do not remember it right and as you suggested we can not test this with pipe line object.

@Inder - please don't consider my comment for testing from RWB, you can only test with FTP or SOAP sender channel.

regards,

Harish

anand_shankar10
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This option comes only with PO dual stack and not in single stack.

Thanks

Anand

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Muniyappan
Active Contributor
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Hi,

now it is possible to send message from rwb using below blog.

Regards,

Muni.

Former Member
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Hi Inder,

As suggested above,

we don't have Local testing in RWB on Java stack PI 7.3x versions.

Also, we dont have Test Simulator in Integration Directory , which we used to have in dual stacks prior to PI 7.3x versions.

Hope, SAP brings back these features in Next releases.

Former Member
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Hi,

In Precise there is no option like RWB Testing tab for testing the scenarios of ICO in standalone..

As already suggested need to look for alternate options like Soap or triggering from sender system itself...Hope sap listens and comes with an alternate option in PI itself..

HTH

Rajesh

Muniyappan
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Hi inder,

Through runtime workbench you can not send messages in single stack.

If your sender system is  not ready to send the  messages then go for testing through soapui or wsnavigator. This is when sender system is building the application and make sure that your objects work fine. This is just working around time being. 

If your sender system jms is ready to send the message then go for end to end testing directly.

Regards,

Muniyappan.

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Hi Inder,

I came across this blog.

Please try this one.

Regards,

Karthik

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Inder,

Testing thru WS navigator is definitely an option if you change your sender to SOAP as Haresh suggested.

If you are looking for testing mapping within NWDS you can try this.

Regards,

Karthik

former_member184720
Active Contributor
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Hi Inder - I hope you are using ICO and AFAIK you cannot send a test message to ICO from any PI tools unless you use a soap sender adapter.

May for design time you can configure soap sender channel and test it using wsnavigator

http://scn.sap.com/people/rajasekhar.reddy14/blog/2011/03/03/testing-sender-web-service-interfaces-s...

you can also use soap UI