on 02-11-2011 7:35 AM
Hi All,
We have a scenario where a URL coming to Web Dispatcher with be dynamic ,since each time the URL will hold a different phone number and a User ID as parameters in the URL and an external application would be requring to get some data from ERP based on that parameters in the URL through the request.
We are using SAP Netweaver Portal 7.0 EHP 1 and as far as I am aware of dynamic URLs cannot be proceesed by Web Dispatcher.
Is there any other way to manipulate the URL or otherwise to solve this issue.
Appreciate an immediate response.
Thanks,
Priya
Hi,
as far as I am aware of dynamic URLs cannot be proceesed by Web Dispatcher.
I am not aware of this and I have used a lot the SAP Web Dispatcher....
The web dispatcher keeps URL parameters.
Is your web dispatcher connected to your portal or your ERP ? Your architecture is not clear at all...
Regards,
Olivier
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Hi Oliver,
The Web Dispatcher is connected to ERP and the one application will be accessing the ERP system to get the details of User based on a 'User ID' and 'TelephoneNumber' which will vary each time and is part of the Request URL as Query String.
The request URL will be like
http://<host>:<port>/zincontact?sap-client=200?opid_=<User ID>?cli=<TelephoneNumber>?qid=XXXXX?dato=20091101143012?viderefort=false
Now how to configure Web Dispatcher to accept a request URL which will be dyanamic for each new request and route the request to ERP System and we are using NW 7.0 EHP 1
Hope I am clear now...
Regards,
Priya
Edited by: BISHNU PRIYA SAHOO on Feb 11, 2011 6:31 PM
Edited by: BISHNU PRIYA SAHOO on Feb 11, 2011 6:33 PM
Hi Bishnu,
Same answer : nothing special to do on the web dispatcher to manage your dynamic URL.
I have a lot of these kind of URLs and my web dispatchers just work fine with them.
In your URL
http://<host>:<port>/zincontact?sap-client=200?opid_=<User ID>?cli=<TelephoneNumber>?qid=XXXXX?dato=20091101143012?viderefort=false
Of course, I understand that <host>:<port> is in fact <web dispatcher host>:<port>
Regards,
Olivier
Hi,
It is very easy : You read the documentation, you understand it and you apply it.
In short you have to do your own part of the work.
Forums are not to ask : "step by step procedure for the same because I don't want to understand the work I am told to do"
I gladly help people with interesting questions when they do their part of the work which includes personal research.
Regards,
Olivier
Hey
Thank you very much for that piece of advice,well forum is to share your knowledge.
We don't have the priviledge right now in terms of time to do that but certainly I am not lookng for Step by step guide from you.
Anyway if you are willing to share your knowledge ,please need not reply,its your call.
Thanks very much
Priya
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