on 01-30-2008 3:26 PM
Hi, all:
There is only one BS (one client) in our Dev landscape.
In Corresponding QA landscape, it has two clients.
How do we define tranport target in this case ?
Thanks in advance.
Liang
HI
Either
you could transport it to both clients seperatly as you need to configure it for two BS in quality.
The same object will be duplicated in Q.
OR
you could use dummy business system in development server and design the object as to connect to two BS one will be original one and another is dummy.
(It will also fine if both the BS are pointing to same client)
While trasporting to Q just replace the dummy BS with another client available in Q
This will help you to achive the requirment
Thanks
Swarup
Edited by: Swarup Sawant on Jan 30, 2008 5:00 PM
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Hi Swarup
Thanks for your suggestion.
Our landscape is that the sending system is Java based, so there is no client, the receiving system is ECC 6.0, we have two clients.
Based on your suggestions, suppose we successfully transported our object from Dev to QA, in QA landscape, if the message is sent out from sending system, which client will receive the message ?
Thanks
Liang
HI Liang,
If you see my posting about dummy BS system, then in it for receiver determination you need to add two BS (In Dev. one will be real and another will be dummy)
Here the Message passed will be reached to both BS simultaneously.
If you would like to bypass the message to individual client then you could also add the bypass conditions in Receiver Determination (condition editor)
When you will be transporting to Q, it requires two receiver BS to be configured in ID.
Each client will have single BS, so this way you could achive your requirment and contorl the message to be send either to both BS or to individual BS.
This will definately work
Thanks
Swarup
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