on 04-19-2011 8:17 AM
Hi All,
Legacy(SOAP)<-Sync->CRM(BAPI)
This will be a synchronous calls. I got three Message Interfaces.
MI_Customer,
MI_Sale,
MI_Discount
I need to generate WSDL file from Configuration.
The requirement is my sender legacy system wants all the three message interfaces in a single wsdl file.
They will be sending the information to PI according to the selection of operation name like MI_Customer or MI_Sale or MI_Discount.
I will be using the same communication channel for all the three MI's.
The question is how can I generate webservice file(wsdl) which can include all the three message interfaces?
Kindly suggest me.
Thanks
Deepthi.
HI
You have to design interface with pattern stateless instead of Stateless compatibile with XI 3.0. This allow you to create multiple operation in one interface. I'm not sure how about using one CC for one interface that contain more than one operation
BR
Maciej
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Hi Maciej,
// You have to design interface with pattern stateless instead of Stateless compatibile with XI 3.0. This allow you to create multiple operation in one interface//
We are in PI 7.0 version and i'm not able to see the stateless and stateless compatible options in Message interface. Can you please suggest me where i can do this setting?
Thanks
Hi Deepti,
I think the approach suggested above will not work in your case.
This could have been very easy using mulitple operation in a service interface, if you were using PI 7.1
Also, there is no such option like giving 3 MT in one MI// or // 3DT's in one MT in PI 7.0 rather you can use your existing 3 DT's to create a complex DT and then use it in one master MT and then the same in one Message interface.
Let us know if you face any issue..
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