IDoc to SOAP scenario requirement...

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

We are working on PI 7.0 for the moment so the below requiremnt should be based on PI 7.0.

Now we have a requirement that ECC send IDoc to PI, and PI will call some web service, so it's a IDoc to SOAP scenario as I proposed.

But after PI call web service,customer wants PI send failed notification mail to them once PI tried to call web service failed for 3 times.

How will this requiremnet implemented in PI 7.0? I checked SOAP receiver channel but found there has no such functions.

Anyone could help on this? any inputs would be much appreciated.

Thnx in adv.

Best regards.

[rajasekhar_reddy14 · Accepted solution]

Simple develop IDoc to SOAP scenario and create alert category for this interface and cover adapter engine errors as a category.

By default evry adapter tries min 3 times to connect to target system if system down , even you can edit this configuration value.

I prefer this approach instead of going to ccBPM.

Regards,

Raj

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Yes, Raja. per discussion from my team we would like to choose this option too.

Thnx.

[Former Member]

>>But after PI call web service,customer wants PI send failed notification mail to them once PI tried to call web service failed for 3 times.

u can go for BPM....ur BPM design will be something like this:

inside a block use send step and req for transport ack and then define a deadline branch and wait for 16 minutes (to complete all the 3 retries of 5  mins) and then throw an exception using control step and inside exception handler branch send the mail using another send step.....

there is also a blog for the same but that deals for file adapter (please serach it will help u)

[Former Member]

I'm not familiar with ccBPMand we would like to set alert category for this.

[baskar_gopalakrishnan2]

You have to use CCBPM for this. You can create send step in a loop to call webservice and see you get exception due to connectivity issues upto three times and if so trigger email through the subsequent send step.