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Asynchronous/Synchronous bridge with out BPM with SOAP, RFC and JMS

harish_babu5
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Hi everyone

My requirement is this!

Webservice is sending few fields to SAP PI. SAP PI would send that data to an ECC system. The ECC system would process the message and will send a success/failure return statement to SAP PI. I have to send this to mail ids. If it's success, PO would not do anything. If ECC sends an error message then PO will have to send that error message to mail id.

I am thinking of using Asynchronous/Synchronous bridge with out BPM with SOAP, RFC and JMS adapters. Has anyone worked on similar scenarios? Does this configuration work?

For doing JMS receiver adapter, we need to download drivers into the server. PO single stack 7.4 SP 13 is my system. Any document about which driver I need to install?

I read some threads that RFC adapter throws errors when used in this way. Since we are on a very tight schedule, can't afford to experiment and fail. Is there any other less complex way to achieve this?

Regards

Harish

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harish_babu5
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We have a mail server in the landscape. So can this be done by using Mail adapter?

SOAP ----> SAP PO ----> SAP ECC -----> Mail adapter

Does Mail adapter support this function?

Or should I try JMS adapter? I will have to install drivers and all

former_member186851
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from ECC to mail?is it with or without PI?

harish_babu5
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Hi Raghu

SOAP sends asynchronously to PO and PO sends it synchronously to ECC. ECCwill respond to PO with the mail content. I have mail server In the landscape. PO has to send to the mail server.

I was thinking of using Mail adapter but I am not sure the Mail adapter would support asynchronous/ synchronous without BPM method

former_member186851
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Harish,

Why don't you configure one more ICO for the same

ECC-->PO-->Mail.

I guess also Beans will be supported by the ECC receiver channel as your going to just intiate the mail recevier channel.

harish_babu5
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If you mean two different asynchronous senarios, I am afraid it's not possible. The requirement is to do it as one scenario.

I am exploring options

former_member186851
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Then you can try using Beans.

former_member186851
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