Configuration Objects in the Sender
PCK
A PCK user party A wants to send files from a file system file system A to its business partner party X. Party X uses SAP NetWeaver Process Integration. Party A’s file system is connected to the Integration Server of party X by its PCK.

To define a data flow from the file system to the Integration Server, you must create the following objects in the PCK:
· Party and service for the file system that sends the files with a communication channel of type Sender and FILE.
· Party and service for the Integration Server of party X with a communication channel of type Receiver and XI.
· A sender agreement between the file sender and the Integration Server of party X.
· A receiver agreement between the Integration Server of party X defined in the PCK and the file sender.
You configure these objects as follows:
File Sender
Object |
Name |
Party |
Party_A |
Service |
Filesystem_A |
Communication channel |
File_from_A · Sender · FILE |
Message Receiver
Object |
Name |
Party |
Party_X |
Service |
Integration_Server |
Communication channel |
Message_to_X · Receiver · XI · Connection parameters of the Integration Server of Party_X · To sign, choose Message Security |
You must now define collaboration agreements for the sender and the receiver:
Sender Agreement (SA1)
Attribute |
Type |
Sender party |
Party_A |
Sender service |
Filesystem_A |
Interface |
IF |
Interface namespace |
http://… |
Receiver party |
Party_X |
Receiver service |
Integration_Server |
With communication channel |
File_from_A |
Receiver Agreement (RA1)
Attribute |
Type |
Receiver party |
Party_X |
Receiver service |
Integration_Server |
Interface |
IF |
Interface namespace |
http://… |
Sender party |
Party_A |
Sender service |
Filesystem_A |
With communication channel |
Message_to_X |
Message security |
Specification of: · Keystore · Keystore entry See also: Receiver Agreement |

To enable data exchange with the Integration Server, you must create Party_A and the service Filesystem_A on the Integration Server, as in the PCK.