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How to check HTTP_AAE receiver output in PI

varun_kasireddy
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Hi Team,

I am configuring HTTP Java Receiver adapter as a Form data request. PI version is 7.31. Is there a possibility to check its output in PI as how the formdata is looking.

Can you please advise, how to configure fiddler setting in HTTP PI channel and in Fiddler tool to check the output before it reaches the actual target.

Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

Varun

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former_member182412
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Hi Varun,

Configure TraceHTTP module parameter as shown in this blog

This works same for HTTP_AAE adapter as per this sap note 2157425 - New Feature: Client side HTTP Tracing for HTTP_AAE adapter

Regards,

Praveen.

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former_member186851
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Hello Varun,

Did you check in CC monitoring ?

varun_kasireddy
Explorer
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Hi Raghu,

In CC monitoring, I only see the zip file content as junk chars.

but I want to see the form structure that is sent to Ariba.

Thanks,

Varun

former_member186851
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Hello Varun,

That should be because of encoding issues.Try using notepad++ and change encoding.

Can you check as Praveen suggested in HTTP Trace

Or I believe the solution could be get the file from ARIBA.

varun_kasireddy
Explorer
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Hi Raghu,

I am trying to send the zip file to Ariba here, not receiving file from them.

nitindeshpande
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Hi Varun,

You can create one Custom adapter module to view the payload from the receiver end, before being sent to your target system.

Java code has been already written by Michal, you just need to create a EAR template for the same.

Please find the blog here -

http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2010/04/28/pixi-target-message-logging-with-...

Regards,

Nitin

former_member186851
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Ya varun,

I got it..am telling I dont think thats possible using normal monitoring.

You can try the method mentioned by Nithin or you can request ARIBA to provide you the output file.