Communication Channels
Use
You define the details for the inbound or outbound processing of a message in a communication channel (or "channel" for short). You configure the adapters in the communication channel.
Depending on the direction of message processing, you require either a sender or a receiver channel.
|
Direction |
Use |
|---|---|
|
Sender channel |
Defines how an adapter transforms a message so that it can be processed by the Integration Engine during inbound processing. A sender channel contains the configuration data for a sender adapter. |
|
Receiver channel |
Defines how an adapter transforms a message so that it can be processed by the receiver during outbound processing. A receiver channel contains the configuration data for a receiver adapter. |
You must assign a communication channel to a communication component or communication party. Depending on whether the communication component is addressed as a sender or receiver of messages, the assigned communication channel has the role of either a sender or a receiver channel, and must be configured accordingly.
In the communication channel, you can then specify the identifier to be used as the ID for the communication party. The available identifiers are specified in the communication party as Alternative Identifiers .
For more information, see:
In a sender or receiver agreement (for a dual stack installation) or integrated configuration (for Advanced Adapter Engine Extended) you specify which communication channel is to be used for a specific sender-receiver pair.
Depending on the adapter type used, a communication channel contains information about message transport security.
For more information, see:
-
Defining Sender Agreements (for dual stack installation)
-
Defining Receiver Agreements (for dual stack installation)
-
Defining Integrated Configurations (Advanced Adapter Engine Extended)