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How to test HTTP file?

Posted on Feb 12, 2005 at 04:00 PM 12 Views

Hi all,

I have a simple senario to test HTTP file.

I want HTTP file to be written into XI as a file.

Can anyone tell me the steps involved in this?

I have created a HTTP service as sender with HTTP as communication channel, sender message interface.

Is there anything I have to fill in receiver tab?

I have the XI as business system receiver with file communication channnel.

How about the sender message interface for HTTP, should it be ASYNC, ABSTRACT?

I created the receiver determination, interface determination, receiver agreement.

Am I missing anything?

I appreciate your response.

Regards,

felix.

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  • author's profile photo Vedavyas Cuntheepuram
    Vedavyas Cuntheepuram
    Posted on Feb 13, 2005 at 07:26 AM
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    Hi Felix,

    If it is a http request coming in to XI then it has to be in XML format. This XML payload has to be posted in the XI using an URL format. Format is given in the link below.

    Once the data is in XML format then a smiple message mapping can help you get the desired text file.

    Note:

    The following link form "sap help" would guide you in a great way in using http adapter.

    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/bd/ec25443b19f848aa46e81487ec56ff/frameset.htm

    Good luck,

    Vedavyas

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    • Former Member Stefan Grube
      Feb 18, 2005 at 09:57 PM

      Stefan, Thanks a lot for your respsone.

      I'm trying with RFC adapter. What is the program ID I should enter. I know the gateway host and service id but not the program id. it is not there in R3 system(SM59). How to find the program id?

      Thanks for your inputs.

      Regards

      felix.

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