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how to write module configuration in HTTP adapter CC?

ravi_reddy1
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Hi Folks,

my requirement is i need to write module configuration in Receiver communication channel.

we are using HTTP adapter in receiver side.

It seems that module tab is not enabled in HTTP adaper.

then how to enable the module in HTTP adapter at receiver side?

Please help  me on this

Regards

Ravi

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former_member184720
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I found this blog in my archives . Thanks to Bill

Have a look into it and see if it helps..

iaki_vila
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Great Hareesh, a good William Li's trick. I didn't know it.


Regards.

engswee
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Another great one, Hareesh! Trust you to know where all the hidden gems are

However, that trick might not be applicable here. Looks like it's for an HTTP listener which functions as a sender HTTP adapter but Ravi's looking for one for the HTTP receiver - any other gems?

former_member184720
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>>>However, that trick might not be applicable here. Looks like it's for an HTTP listener which functions as a sender HTTP adapter but Ravi's looking for one for the HTTP receiver


Seems like i was paying more attention on the adapter (HTTP) and Module but not on the direction.

May be i was even more exited re-reading an amazing blog by Bill.

so now circle back to the initial question :

->I believe if something can be achieved through an adapter module, it should be possible via a java mapping too. So this should be an option to consider?

I assume outgoing requests are handling by the CL_HTTP_PLAIN_OUTBOUND class. May be we can figure out if there an option to enhance it. Unfortunately i don't have a dual stack system to get more info

engswee
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May be i was even more exited re-reading an amazing blog by Bill

LOL!!

I don't have a dual stack too to check it out.

Maybe we should look at the question from another point of view - why instead of how.

Ravi,

Why exactly do you want to use a module in the receiver HTTP channel? What exactly are you trying achieve? If you share more about it, perhaps we can think of an alternative approach to solving it.

Rgds

Eng Swee

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iaki_vila
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Hi Ravi,

As Eng said only java adapter can be extended, nor HTTP nor IDOC nor WS can be extended. Check this link to know what adapters can be extended http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/a4/f13341771b4c0de10000000a1550b0/content.htm

You will need http_aae.

Regards.

engswee
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Ravi

My guess is you are refering to the HTTP adapter on a dual stack installation. This adapter runs on the ABAP stack and therefore cannot be extended via any module.

Rgds

Eng Swee