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does saperpproduct and sappricing raw items need to be feed into the same feed / pool?

Posted on Jul 27, 2016 at 01:20 AM 98 Views

Does saperpproduct and sappricing raw items need to be feed into the same feed / pool? Or can they be processed in their own respective feed / pools?

I notice that they both use DEFAULT_FEED and GLOBAL_POOL.

I have injected rawFragmentDataFeedName with a custom feed for the saperpproductMATMASMappingService bean:

 <bean id="saperpproductMATMASMappingService" class="com.hybris.datahub.sapidocintegration.IDOCMappingService">
     <property name="rawFragmentDataExtensionSource" value="saperpproduct" />
     <property name="rawFragmentDataFeedName" value="MATMAS_IDOC_INBOUND_EVENT_FEED" />
     <property name="rawFragmentDataType" value="RawMATMAS" />
 </bean>

Can I use a different custom feed name for sappricingCOND_AMappingService ? Like PRICING_IDOC_INBOUND_EVENT_FEED ?

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  • author's profile photo Robin Vezina
    Robin Vezina
    Posted on Jul 27, 2016 at 05:04 PM
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    Yes, only as of release 5.7 and above for sapproduct/saperpproduct.

    In release 5.6 and lower, there are still occurrences of hardcoded pool name in the code such as :

     final DataHubPool pool = feedService.findPoolByName("GLOBAL");

    While in release 5.7 and above, code use reference pool as follow : 

     final DataHubPool pool = canonicalItem.getDataPool();

    Looking at older release of sappricing, there is no reference canonical item within the same pool. Therefore you could use a separate pool for sappricing even in lower releases.

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