on ‎2011 Jul 15 9:57 AM
Hi Experts,
So sorry to ask many question and some basic questions.
File ->XI ->Java....XI -> Java i am using Java Proxy.
For the Java Proxy, my java programmer is doing the code. My question -> during we pass the value from SAP PI to Java Application via Java Proxy we need to call the thirdparty .class or .java at our NWDS right before we deploy. I dont see any where also the thirdparty .class or .java is been written in NWDS or SAP PI.
I dont see anywhere thirdparty class or java in our NWDS or SAP PI.
Thank you in advanced experts.
regards,
S.Saravannan
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>I dont see anywhere thirdparty class or java in our NWDS or SAP PI.
Basically this what happens, you need to create request target data structure and generate java proxy objects on the inbound interface and provide them to java application team. They will work on your proxies to process data in java application side. As PI guy, you just need to create data structure and provide proxies to them. Also you will use java type business system in the configuration. Rest are all same. Dont be panic. Still if you have doubt, elaborate still more questions. First try to understand the data flow via pi.
Follow this [link|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/1922] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken];. That is good enough.
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HI Mr Baskar,
Thanks a lot for you reply.
-> Also you will use java type business system in the configuration.
My process file -> SAP PI - JAVA system
My Java system is installed in separated server and i have defined at Third Party.
One of the senior has adviced me to use third party.
If i declare the Java system as third party, is it going to give any problem to my process?
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