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I-Docs to multiple clients

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‎2010 Aug 24 12:08 PM

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HI All,

Can any one tell me how to send i-docs to different clients. My requirement is, i am generating i-doc in 200 client. here i can give only one port, i have no option to give multiple clients. But i need to send it to clients 201, 202, 203. in this scenario how i can send the same I-doc to different clients, with out regenerating it.

Regares,

Suresh Patipati.

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brad_bohn
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‎2010 Aug 24 2:13 PM

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How are you generating the IDOC? Your distribution model maintains the receivers (logical systems) for a given message type. You can maintain as many receivers (clients) as you like in the model and distribute based on that. Each logical system has a port in the partner profile, but that's not related to runtime distribution, except when it's time to push that message to the receiver.

HI All,

Can any one tell me how to send i-docs to different clients. My requirement is, i am generating i-doc in 200 client. here i can give only one port, i have no option to give multiple clients. But i need to send it to clients 201, 202, 203. in this scenario how i can send the same I-doc to different clients, with out regenerating it.

Regares,

Suresh Patipati.

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brad_bohn
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‎2010 Aug 24 2:13 PM

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How are you generating the IDOC? Your distribution model maintains the receivers (logical systems) for a given message type. You can maintain as many receivers (clients) as you like in the model and distribute based on that. Each logical system has a port in the partner profile, but that's not related to runtime distribution, except when it's time to push that message to the receiver.