on 10-10-2006 12:58 PM
Hello XIers
In an Integration Process, can I only use abstract interfaces (Can't I use inbound/outbound interfaces?) ???
thanks
Julio
<b>Hi Julio,</b>
BPM understands only abstract interface. So you will have to define a abstract interface for each message going into BPM and inbound interface going out of BPM.
So for example if you have a bpm scenario where in data is passed from file adapter to BPM to file adapter. If your outbound message is <b>Vendor_Outbound</b> you have to create a new message interface <b>Vendor_Abstract</b>. This message will pass through BPM and undergo transformation to become <b>Vendor_Abstract_after_Mapping</b>. This message again can't be undertstood by communication channels and hence needs to be mapped to a similar message inbound interface structure. So the final message outside the BPM would be <b>Vendor_Inbound_after_Mapping</b>
Also you can only declare asynchronous abstarct interface as the container elements. So no synchronous abstract interfaces can be defined as container element.
<b>Regards,
Ashish</b>
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Hi,
Yes, in an Integration process only Abstract Interfaces can be used.
Regards,
bhavesh
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Hi,
Yes you can use only Abstract interface...
Inbound and Outbound interfaces are not allowed.
Thanks,
Prakash
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