Configuring the Channel for Java Proxy Receivers
Use
To forward messages from the Integration Server or Advanced Adapter Engine Extended to AS Java and to the Java proxy runtime, you must configure various different objects in the Integration Directory, depending on the configuration scenario.
More information: Integration Directory , Defining Communication Channels for the technical receiver.
Procedure
Integration Server (Dual Stack)
In the Integration Builder (Configuration), create a communication channel and specify the following parameters:
| Parameter | Value | |
|---|---|---|
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Adapter Type |
XI |
http://sap.com/xi/XI/System |
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Receiver radio button |
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Transport Protocol |
HTTP 1.0 |
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Message Protocol |
XI 3.0 |
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Adapter Engine |
Integration Server |
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Addressing Type |
URL address |
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Target Host |
<Hostname> |
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Service Number |
<Port> |
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Path Prefix |
/MessagingSystem/receive/JPR/XI |
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Authentication Type |
Use logon data for non-SAP system |
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User Name |
XIAPPLUSER |
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User Password |
<Password for XIAPPLUSER> |
Advanced Adapter Engine Extended
In the Advanced Adapter Engine Extended, create a communication channel and specify the following parameters:
| Parameter | Value | |
|---|---|---|
|
Adapter Type |
SOAP |
http://sap.com/xi/XI/System |
|
Receiver radio button |
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Transport Protocol |
HTTP 1.0 |
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Message Protocol |
XI 3.0 |
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Adapter Engine |
Adapter Engine |
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Target Host |
<Hostname> |
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Service Number |
<Port> |
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Path Prefix |
/MessagingSystem/receive/JPR/XI |
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Authentication Type |
Use logon data for non-SAP system |
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User Name |
XIAPPLUSER |
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User Password |
<Password for XIAPPLUSER> |
Result
You have described the Java proxy runtime as a technical receiver for your application by using a communication channel. You can also use this channel in collaboration profiles, collaboration agreements and integrated configuration.