receiver determination

[Former Member]

hi all,

y we keep *'s in service and party while in reeiver determination?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi keerthi,

<b>y we keep *'s in service and party while in reeiver determination?</b>

In simple terms i will say ....to allow multiple receivers.

In the Receiver Determination, configuring the Sender and putting '*'(Asteric) in the column of Receiver Party and Service, the reason behind is that you can configure multiple receivers based on the condition.

That means one Sender and multiple receivers. To enable this we need to put * in that column and define multiple receivers in the "Configure Receivers".

I guess now ur confusion is a bit clear!!!

Regards

BILL

[Former Member]

Hi Keerthi,

The Asterik * in Receiver Party and Service in Receiver Determination indicates that there can be one or more than one receiver for a particular sender and Interface pair.

Regards

Pravesh

[Former Member]

hi keerthi,

As a general rule: '' is a wild card character u can say... so whenever u use '' it means it can be replaced by any character(s)

in the context of ur ques, it therefore means that the particular routing rule works for any party and any service. it is called 'generic'

hope it helps.

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regards,

latika.

[nisarkhan_n]

y we keep *'s in service and party while in reeiver determination?

*s not getting....please complete it.........reciver determination is mainly used find the which is your receiver System, now depending the communication type you choose party or Service.......you choose party when you are doing B2B scenarions