on 06-24-2010 1:51 PM
Can we use Sender JDBC in synch call?
Sender JDBC <> XI <> Receiver RFC
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you will need a sender to pull data and a receiver JDBC adapter to post back data
@ Shabarish Vijay.
How can I introduce Receiver JDBC into Scenario?
If My scenario is ike this : -
Request JDBC(Sender) --> PI 7.1 --> ECC
Response JDBC(Sender) <-- PI 7.1 <-- ECC
Edited by: KOMODO DRAGON on Jun 24, 2010 3:10 PM
/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
it is going to be exactly as above, only difference being that instead of file it is a JDBC call in your case.
So Final call is to make this scenario by BPM from all SDN gurus .
but the thing is i dont have much idea of BPM, actaully nothing idea on BPM.
about BPM structure ..do any 1 have good blog on this , where i can understand these Terms of BPM.
fork , receiver detemination ..and when ..why ..where.. to use them ?
for understanding ....
>> Can we use Sender JDBC in synch call?
Offcorse Not. There is no make sense of JDBC sender as a synchronous call.
Regards,
Abid
From JDBC i am fetching few records --> sending it to RFC , RFC is Dealing with Few Tables in ECC ( Insert ) then Returning Ticket No, fetched from 1 of d ecc table .. back to JDBC.
So thats why i need a synchronous scenario.
Since JDBC act as a asyncronous call, If I am not wrong, i think you would required BPM for this.
as i mentioned, yours will be a
Async Sender JDBC -> Sync RFC -> Async Receiver JDBC scenario
unfortunately no,JDBC receiver will work as Sync.
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