on 12-13-2005 8:44 PM
Hi,
does anyone have experience with a scenario that XI will be the integration for
backend system -> XI -> ~ 300 work station and comunication is done via files.? what can be cons & pros?
Also can XI zip files before sending it?
thanks,
Udi
Hi all,
Do we have any option of transfering file from one operating system to another operating system using XI as an integration technology
Venu
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Hey michal,
Thing is they already have now an application that take the files rom the shops and brings the files to the SAP system
what would be the benifits from your prespective to replace this with XI?
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hey Michal,
thanks for the answer,
One more question:
If my XI is in my back office and the end station are at different shops how do i transfer the files?do i have to use here pck prehaps?
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Hi,
you can send then from XI to an FTP folders
which will be set at the shops (so many ftps in this case)
or there might be one central ftp somewhere
but the shops will have to connect to this ftp and take the files
>>>do i have to use here pck prehaps?
no need for PCK in this case
you can also use SFTP if you need to secure FTP connections
Regards,
michal
hi,
>>>Also can XI zip files before sending it?
sure it can:
1. you can use operation system command to zip the file with a command line zip-ing program
2. you can develop an adapter module and place is in your file adapter - this adapter will zip the file before sending it
Regards,
michal
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