on 12-09-2005 2:38 PM
Hi ,
We have a scenario(File -> XI -> IDOC -> SAP) where in we have to post the IDOCs in FIFO manner. We have configured
EOIO in File adapter, specified a queue name , the order in which the file adpater has to read files is also set(By Date). Our idoc adapter is also configured for EOIO pocessing(ve selected the chkbox "Queue processing").
We have a ccBPM which will receive the file , call a transformation step that will create an idoc package and send it out to be receieved by idoc adapter. We observe that the order is changed by the ccBPM instance when delivering to Aapter Engine.
e.g we processed 5 files , we see 5 ccBPM instances and the 3rd instance delivered the message prior to the 2nd instance(because the 3rd file was a very small file, so transformation was faster).
Is there anyway we can avoid this and ensure a strict FIFO processing in XI ? appreciate ur idea
Thanks
Saravana
If you want to have a send step in ccBPM scenario which to send messages in EOIO then you need to specify in the send step EOIO Queue Name and all messages will be sent in EOIO mode.
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If you want to have a send step in ccBPM scenario which to send messages in EOIO then you need to specify in the send step EOIO Queue Name and all messages will be sent in EOIO mode.
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This is a very old thread but the only one (I could find so far..) refering to the topic I want to address today, i.e. ccBPM & EOIO.
We have some integration processes which requires single messages to be processed EOIO (based on an unique ID) across PI. Right now we have a working solution but I would like to know what others have done on this area before and whether there are best-practices available.
Many thanks,
Roberto
HI,
you can use EOIO as described in this pdf.
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