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Two Sender System and two Recievers Systems

Former Member
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Hi .

1) In my scenario I have 2 sender JMS systems and one JDBC receiver and one File receiver system in a single scenario.

2) Based on a key field SEND_FLAG in the JMS message of the sender,data will be forwarded to either JDBC or File .

Hear i can use BPM by using 2 receiver steps i can collect messages and send to either JDBC or File .

Client is very Specific in Neglecting BPM,

Can any one tell me is their any other method in which a single sender communication channel will be designed to fetch data from the two JMS servers.

thanks in advance

shakif

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Former Member
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Hey

you can't have multiple sender systems in a single scenario without BPM,you can split up ur scenario and use one sender system for each of them.

you can have N number of receivers in a single scenario without BPM(does not holds for IDOC or HTTP),but u can't have more than one sender without BPM

thanx

Ahmad

agasthuri_doss
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Hi,

The above mentioned Scenerio BPM is needed. We can have multiple sender system in a scenario with BPM.

Regards

Agasthuri Doss

moorthy
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Hi,

Without BPM you can not receive 2 messages to a same interface.

Hence use the BPM and proceed further. The interface detemination condition works based on Sender Message Interface. As here there are 2 sender interfaces..so you use BPM here..

Rgds

Moorthy

Former Member
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Hi,

Instead of BPM u can give condition in interface determination..ie if in this field speicif value come the data go to File otherwise to JDBC

Regards

Hemant