SAP NetWeaver Exchange InfrastructureImplementation ConsiderationsOverviewBasicsDesign TimeConfiguration TimeImplementing Collaborative ProcessesInterface-Based Message ProcessingMessagesIntegration Server EnginesXI ContentConnectivityCommunication Using Proxy RuntimeIntegrating Business Systems by Using ABAP ProxiesIntegrating Business Systems by Using Java ProxiesCommunication Using Adapter RuntimeIntegrating Business Systems By Using the IDoc AdapterIntegrating Business Systems by Using the RFC AdapterIntegrating Business Systems by Using the Plain HTTP AdapterSAP Business Connector AdapterFile Adapter for Integrating Business SystemsJDBC Adapter for Integrating Business SystemsIntegrating Business Systems by Using the JMS AdapterUsing the Mail Adapter to Integrate E-Mail ServersIntegrating Marketplaces by Using the Marketplace AdapterIntegrating Remote Client/Web Services by Using the SOAP AdapterCommunication with Embedded Process IntegrationCommunication Using Industry StandardsIntegration of Business Systems Using RNIF AdaptersIntegrating Business Systems with the CIDX AdapterCommunication Between PI LandscapesIntegrating PI Business PartnersIntegrating SAP XI 2.0 Business PartnersIntegrating Smaller Business Partners and SubsidiariesSync/Async CommunicationWorking with the Development EnvironmentExamplesSimple Application CasesDemo ExamplesPurposes and ConceptsBusiness OverviewTechnical OverviewGeneral Configuration StepsChecking Flight Seat AvailabilityBusiness Description (CheckFlightSeatAvailability)Checking Flight Seat Availability (Proxy-to-Proxy)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioMonitoring MessagesChecking Flight Seat Availability (Proxy-to-RFC)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioMonitoring MessagesChecking Flight Seat Availability (Proxy-to-Web Service)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioMonitoring MessagesBooking a Single FlightBusiness Description (SingleFlightBooking)Booking a Single Flight (Proxy-to-Proxy)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioMonitoring MessagesBooking a Single Flight (Proxy-to-IDoc)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioBooking Connecting FlightsBusiness Description (MultipleFlightBooking)Example: Integration Process for Booking Connecting FlightsBooking Connecting Flights (Proxy-to-Proxy)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioMonitoring MessagesDistributing Booking Order DataBusiness Description (DistributeBookingOrderInformation)Distributing Booking Order Data (Proxy-to-File System)ConceptsConfiguring the Integration ScenarioExecuting the Integration ScenarioDesign and Configuration TimeIntegration BuilderApplication Window OverviewLegendLegend (Integration Repository)Legend (Integration Directory)Main Menu Bar and Standard ToolbarNavigation AreaNavigation Area (Integration Repository)Navigation Area (Integration Directory)Object EditorsRemarks About AccessibilityPersonal SettingsUser RolesNavigationEditing ObjectsCreating a New ObjectCopying an ObjectChange ListsChange List EditorModifying an ObjectVersion ConflictConflict EditorConflicts when Importing ObjectsDisplaying Object PropertiesDisplaying the Object HistoryWhere-Used ListChecking an ObjectDocumenting an ObjectSetting Hyperlinks to External DocumentationEditing Language-Specific TextsOriginal LanguageOther FunctionsDrag & DropSearch HelpInput HelpCache NotificationsDeleting the SLD CacheDesign FunctionsImporting Software Component VersionsDisplaying/Editing a Software Component VersionUpdating Application ComponentsCache Notifications (Integration Repository)Configuration FunctionsCache Notifications (Integration Directory)EditorsCondition EditorUsing the Expression EditorUsable XSD Data TypesParty EditorService EditorSoftware Logistics for XI ObjectsOrganization of Shipment ContentSoftware Component VersionsUnderlying Software Component VersionsNamespacesRepository NamespacesXML NamespacesObject ReferencesObject Reference TypesDevelopment Cycle in the Integration RepositoryVersion ManagementCompatibility of ChangesEnsuring the Compatibility of MappingsRelease TransferVersioning in TransportsTransporting XI ObjectsTransporting Using the File SystemTransporting Using the Change Management ServiceOverviewTransporting Design ObjectsTransporting Configuration ObjectsChange and Transport Lists for CMS TransportsDeactivating Change List TransportsTransporting Objects from SAP NetWeaver XI by Using CTSConfiguring CTS and Relevant Systems for CTS TransportsConfiguring Source and Target SystemsTransporting ObjectsOverviewChange and Transport Lists for CTS TransportsExporting Repository Objects from the Integration BuilderExporting Directory Objects from the Integration BuilderTransporting Objects of Different ToolsCreating Transport RequestsFinding TransportsSelecting Individual ObjectsDesignDesigning Integration ScenariosIntegration ScenarioApplication ComponentActionConnectionIntegration Scenario Design EnvironmentQuick Start: Designing an Integration ScenarioAction EditorAssigning InterfacesDeassigning InterfacesIntegration Scenario EditorInserting an Application ComponentDisplaying/Editing Application ComponentsRemoving Application ComponentsInserting ActionsDisplaying/Editing ActionsRemoving ActionsDefining Start and End ActionsCreating a Connection Between Selected ActionsDisplaying/Editing a Connection Between Selected ActionsDeleting a Connection Between Two ActionsFunctions of the Graphical EditorDefining Multiple Component Views for an Integration ScenarioChecking the Configurability of a Component ViewPrinting and Exporting the GraphicHandling MessagesAdapting Integration ScenariosObject References in Integration ScenariosGuidelines for Modeling Integration ScenariosGeneral Modeling ConceptModeling Integration ScenariosModeling Application ComponentsModeling ActionsModeling ConnectionsModeling Process Variants of an Integration ScenarioDesigning Interfaces and Proxy GenerationIntroduction to Interface DevelopmentCommunication ParametersInterface and Message TypesCommunication Parties (Case Examples)Developing Message InterfacesMessage InterfaceMessage TypeFault Message TypeData TypesXSD EditorElements and AttributesFacetsDefining Simple Data TypesDefining Complex Data TypesImporting XSD as a TemplateData Type EnhancementsProxy ObjectsABAP Proxy ObjectsJava Proxy ObjectsTablesEnumerationsExporting XSD and WSDL DocumentsProxy GenerationABAP Proxy GenerationConverting WSDL to the Target LanguageTips for Generating ABAP ProxiesGenerating ProxiesNaming Proxy ObjectsRegenerating Proxy ObjectsAttachment: Mapping XSD to ABAPJava Proxy GenerationNaming Java Proxy ObjectsAttachment: Mapping XSD to JavaExternal DefinitionsImport for WSDL Documents in rpc-Style FormatConnection Using Adapters and Imported InterfacesImporting IDocs and RFCsContext ObjectsTechnical Context ObjectsDesigning MappingsOverviewInterface MappingsTest Environment for Interface MappingsMessage MappingsStructure OverviewAssigning a FieldData-Flow EditorTarget Field MappingsRuntime ProcedureMapping Fields Within a ContextStructure Mapping by Setting the ContextProcessing an Input QueueStandard FunctionscollapseContextscopyValuecreateIfexistsformatByExampleifWithoutElseremoveContextsSplitByValueuseOneAsManyUser-Defined FunctionsAdvanced User-Defined FunctionsResultList ObjectContainer ObjectGlobalContainer ObjectMappingTrace ObjectAccessing Adapter-Specific AttributesDuplicating SubtreesTest EnvironmentExample Message MappingsMapExampleFilterRecordsByQualifierMapExampleFlatStructureToNestedTablesMapExampleNestedTablesToFlatStructureMapExampleTwoTablesToFlatStructureMapExampleTwoTablesToNestedTablesMapping TemplatesImported Archives (XSLT/Java)XSLT MappingXSLT Mapping with Java EnhancementXSLT Mapping of Adapter-Specific Message AttributesError Handling in XSLTJava MappingRuntime Environment (Java Mappings)Executing Value MappingsJava Mapping of Adapter-Specific Message AttributesSpecial Access to Mapping Runtime ConstantsMulti-MappingsDeveloping Multi-Mappings for Integration ProcessesDeveloping Multi-Mappings for Message SplitsMapping Development with the ABAP WorkbenchABAP MappingsXSLT Mappings (ABAP Engine)Mapping LookupsReferences Between Mapping ProgramsAdapter ObjectsAdapter MetadataCommunication Channel TemplateConfigurationConfiguring Internal Company ProcessesConfiguring Cross-Company ProcessesConfiguration ScenarioGrouping Configuration ObjectsConfiguration OverviewConfiguring Integration ScenariosSelecting an Integration Scenario (Component View)Assigning ServicesConfiguring ConnectionsAssigning Communication ChannelsGenerating Configuration ObjectsSettings for GenerationGeneration LogConfiguring B2B ScenariosConfiguring Message ProcessingConfiguration ObjectsObject Key in Configuration ObjectsGeneric/Specific Definition of Configuration ObjectsExamples of Generic/Specific Definition of Interface DeterminatiCollaboration ProfileCommunication PartyIdentifiersServiceAdapter-Specific IdentifiersAccess Control Using Assigned UsersBusiness System (Service)Defining a Business System as a ServiceBusiness ServiceIntegration Process (Service)Defining an Integration Process as a ServiceCommunication ChannelCreating Communication Channels AutomaticallyCollaboration AgreementReceiver AgreementSecurity Settings for the Receiver XI AdapterSecurity Settings for the Receiver SOAP AdapterSecurity Settings for the Receiver Mail AdapterSender AgreementSecurity Settings for the Sender XI AdapterSecurity Settings for the Sender SOAP AdapterSecurity Settings for the Sender Mail AdapterLogical Routing ObjectsReceiver DeterminationStandard Receiver DeterminationExample of a Receiver DeterminationEnhanced Receiver DeterminationInterface DeterminationStandard Interface DeterminationEnhanced (Mapping-Based) Interface DeterminationIntegration Directory Programming InterfaceExamples of Possible ApplicationsCalling the Programming InterfacePrerequisites for Using the Programming InterfaceAssigning PermissionsCalling and Completing Web Service Descriptions.Code Example for WS Call (SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio)Generating Web Service Client (Eclipse Web Tools Platform)Code Example for Web Service Call (Eclipse Web Tools Platform)Calling WS Using Test Environment (Web Services Navigator)Description of the Programming InterfaceOperations on Configuration ObjectsOverview of the OperationsCreate an Object (Create)Creating an Object from a Template (CreateFromTemplate)Changing an Object (Change)Reading an Object (Read)Deleting an Object (Delete)Checking an Object (Check)Searching for an Object (Query)Opening an Object for Processing (OpenForEdit)Rejecting Changes to an Object (Revert)Description of Object TypesCross-Object-Type ElementsCommunication PartyServiceCommunication ChannelReceiver DeterminationInterface DeterminationSender AgreementReceiver AgreementValue MappingConfiguration ScenarioOperations on Change ListsOverview of the OperationsCreate a Change List (Create)Activate a Change List (Activate)Reset a Change List (Revert)List the Objects in a Change List (GetObjectIdentifiers)Consistency Check (CheckContent)Determining Status of Change List (GetState)Determine Runtime Cache Status (GetCacheState)Description of Change ListsTroubleshootingSeverityTechnical Error CodeSpecial Tasks and InformationDefining Object ReferencesNotes on Working with Complex Configuration ObjectsNotes on Working with PasswordsNotes on Working with Languages and Language-Dependent TextsRecommendations on Call SequenceSecurity SettingsMessage Security (Overview)Transport Security (Overview)Value MappingDisplaying/Editing the Value Mapping TableValue Mapping Replication for Mass DataAdditional FunctionsTesting the ConfigurationDefining Web ServicesAnalyzing the Runtime CacheAnalyzing an Integration Process in the XI Runtime CacheError Analysis (Integration Processes)System Landscape Directory in SAP Exchange InfrastructureConfiguring a Business SystemConfiguring Groups and Transport TargetsRuntimeIntegration EngineConfiguring the Integration EngineDefining Sender/Receiver IDsDisplaying/Changing Configuration DataDefining Interfaces and Retention Periods for ArchivingArchiving and DeletingMigrating Archive Administration DataDisplaying a Pipeline DefinitionConfiguring Principal PropagationDefining Conditions and Actions for TroubleshootingProcessing XML MessagesPipelines and Pipeline ServicesQuality of ServiceQueues for Asynchronous Message ProcessingCommit HandlingReceiver DeterminationProcessing Acknowledgment MessagesLogging and TracingProcessing StatusDisplaying System Error DescriptionsEvent-Driven Message ProcessingMessage Selection FilterJobs for Event-Driven Message ProcessingActivating IDoc Message PackagesPrioritized Message ProcessingMessage Selection FilterQueues for Prioritized Message ProcessingMessage PackagingActivating Message PackagingConfigure Message PackagingConfiguration TypesMonitoring Message PackagingMapping-Based Message PackagingMonitoring XML MessagesMonitor for Processed XML MessagesMonitor for Message PackagesSelecting Processed MessagesProcessing StatisticsSelecting Archived XML MessagesDisplaying Message VersionsMonitor for Sync/Async CommunicationMonitoring the Business Process EngineUsing the Workflow Log for Integration ProcessesChecking the Prerequisites for Executing Integration ProcessesChecking the Runtime Version of an Integration ProcessConnectivityProxy ProgrammingABAP Proxy RuntimeProgramming with Client and Server ProxiesSending a MessageImplementing a Server ProxyError HandlingFault MessagesReporting and Handling ErrorsProtocolsQuerying the PayloadActivating Extended XML HandlingAccessing the Message IDRuntime ConfigurationXI-Specific ABAP Proxy Runtime ProtocolsAsynchronous CommunicationGuaranteeing Exactly Once In OrderAcknowledgmentsRoutingReceiver Pre-IdentificationAttachmentsQuerying the XI Message HeaderConfiguring the Channel for ABAP Proxy ReceiversSetting Up Point-to-Point ConnectionsTroubleshootingJava Proxy RuntimeJava Proxies as SenderJava Proxies as ReceiverProxy ServerConfiguring the Channel for Java Proxy ReceiversError HandlingFault MessagesReporting and Handling ErrorsDefault and Initial Values in JavaSpecial Services of the Proxy RuntimeMessageSpecifier InterfaceAcknowledgmentsCalling the PayloadSetting the ReceiverAttachmentsAdapter EngineAdapter FrameworkChanging Exactly-Once-in-Order Processing in the Adapter EngineNon-Central Adapter Engine in Java Proxy ModePlain J2SE Adapter EngineInstallationConfigurationAdapter MenuUser ManagementPassword ManagementCertificate ManagementServicesTest EnvironmentConfiguring the Sender File/FTP AdapterConfiguring the Receiver File/FTP AdapterConfiguring the Sender JDBC AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JDBC AdapterDocument Format for the Receiver JDBC AdapterConfiguring the Sender JMS AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JMS AdapterSettings for the JMS ProviderConfiguring the SOAP AdapterUsing the Dispatcher: ExampleAdaptersIDoc AdapterIDoc Processing with the IDoc AdapterMaintaining PortsLoading, Displaying, and Deleting MetadataComparing Metadata with Reference SystemSerializing IDocsDisplaying XML MessagesConfiguring Acknowledgment RequestsSending Acknowledgment IDocs as XI Request MessagesConfiguring the Sender IDoc AdapterConfiguring the Receiver IDoc AdapterFields of the IDoc Control RecordRFC AdapterRFC Processing with the RFC AdapterConfiguring the Sender RFC AdapterConfiguring the Receiver RFC AdapterPlain HTTP AdapterConfiguring the Sender Plain HTTP AdapterConfiguring the Receiver Plain HTTP AdapterProcessing Business Data Using the Plain HTTP AdapterSAP Business Connector AdapterConfiguring the Sender SAP Business Connector AdapterNormalization in the Sender AdapterConfiguring the Receiver SAP Business Connector AdapterSAP Business Connector Adapter ModulesConfiguring in the SAP Business ConnectorFile/FTP AdapterConfiguring the Sender File/FTP AdapterSpecifying Additional FilesConverting File Content in a Sender AdapterConfiguring the Receiver File/FTP AdapterConverting File Content in the Receiver AdapterJDBC AdapterConfiguring the Sender JDBC AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JDBC AdapterDocument Formats for the Receiver JDBC AdapterJMS AdapterConfiguring the Sender JMS AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JMS AdapterJMS-Provider-Specific SettingsJMS Adapter ModulesSOAP AdapterConfiguring the Sender SOAP AdapterEnsuring Exactly Once ProcessingConfiguring the Receiver SOAP AdapterUsing the Axis Framework in the SOAP AdapterConfiguring the Sender Axis SOAP AdapterConfiguring the Receiver Axis SOAP AdapterAdding Modules in the Axis SOAP AdapterMarketplace AdapterConfiguring the Sender Marketplace AdapterConfiguring the Receiver Marketplace AdapterMarketplace Adapter ModuleMail AdapterConfiguring the Sender Mail AdapterConfiguring the Receiver Mail AdapterRNIF AdaptersRosettaNet StandardsAbout RosettaNetRosettaNet Message TypesProcess Types in RosettaNetPartner Interface ProcessMessage Representation in SAP XIRNIF Adapter 1.1RosettaNet Message StructureMessage Interface NamingConfiguring the RNIF Adapter using TemplatesRNIF Adapter ConfigurationSingle-Action InitiatorCreating a ServiceConfiguring a Communication ChannelCreating a Sender AgreementSingle-Action ResponderConfiguring a Communication ChannelCreating a Receiver AgreementTwo-Action InitiatorConfiguring a Communication ChannelTwo-Action ResponderConfiguring a Communication ChannelSecurity Services in the RNIF AdapterSecurity ConfigurationRNIF Adapter 2.0RosettaNet Message StructureMessage Interface NamingConfiguring the RNIF Adapter using TemplatesConfiguring the RNIF AdapterSingle-Action InitiatorCreating a ServiceCommunication Channel ConfigurationCreating a Sender AgreementSingle-Action ResponderCommunication Channel ConfigurationCreating a Receiver AgreementTwo-Action InitiatorCommunication Channel ConfigurationTwo-Action ResponderCommunication Channel ConfigurationSecurity Services in the RNIF AdapterSecurity ConfigurationCIDX AdapterAbout CIDXChem eStandards TransactionsChem eStandards Message TypesCIDX Message StructureChem eStandards Message Representation in SAP XIConfiguring the CIDX Adapter using TemplatesConfiguring the CIDX AdapterSingle-Action InitiatorCreating a ServiceCommunication Channel ConfigurationReceiver DeterminationInterface DeterminationCreating a Sender AgreementSingle-Action ResponderCommunication Channel ConfigurationCreating a Receiver AgreementSecurity Services in the CIDX AdapterSecurity ConfigurationXI AdapterConfiguring the Sender XI AdapterConfiguring the Receiver XI AdapterGeneric Adapter FunctionsModule ProcessorAsync/Sync and Sync/Async Bridge in the JMS AdapterAsync/Sync Bridge in the Sender JMS AdapterRequestResponseBeanResponseOnewayBeanSync/Async Bridge in the Receiver JMS AdapterRequestOnewayBeanWaitResponseBeanNotifyResponseBeanModulesPayloadSwapBeanStrictXml2PlainBeanXMLAnonymizerBeanPayloadZipBeanTextCodepageConversionBeanDynamicConfigurationBeanMessageTransformBean, Migrating Dispatcher ClassesExample Module from Adapter DevelopmentExtending the Module Chain in the Module ProcessorAdapter-Specific Message Attributes in the Message HeaderConversion AgentDeploying and Using Conversion AgentGetting Started with Conversion AgentConversion Agent Administrator's GuideConversion Agent Studio User's GuideConversion Agent Engine Developer's GuideConversion Agent Operations ManualConversion Agent LibrariesConversion Agent Studio in EclipseConversion Agent for UnixConversion Agent COM API ReferenceProcessing COBOL Data in Conversion AgentWhat's New in Conversion AgentPartner Connectivity KitConfiguration Example: Message ExchangeConfiguration Objects in the Sender PCKConfiguration Objects in the Integration ServerConfiguration Objects in the Receiver PCKTool AccessUser InterfaceApplication Window OverviewLegendMain Menu Bar and Standard ToolbarNavigation AreaObject EditorsNotes on AccessibilityNavigationEditing ObjectsCreating an ObjectAdditional FunctionsInput HelpConfiguration with the PCKCollaboration ProfileCommunication PartyIdentifiersServiceBusiness ServiceCommunication ChannelCollaboration AgreementReceiver AgreementSecurity Settings for the Receiver XI AdapterSecurity Settings for the Receiver SOAP AdapterSecurity Settings for the Receiver Mail AdapterSender AgreementSecurity Settings for the Sender XI AdapterSecurity Settings for the Sender SOAP AdapterSecurity Settings for the Sender Mail AdapterGeneric/Specific Definition of Configuration ObjectsGeneric/Specific Definition of Sender AgreementsGeneric/Specific Definition of Receiver AgreementsAdaptersRFC AdapterConfiguring the Sender RFC AdapterConfiguring the Receiver RFC AdapterSAP Business Connector AdapterConfiguring the Sender SAP Business Connector AdapterNormalization in the Sender AdapterConfiguring the Receiver SAP Business Connector AdapterSAP Business Connector Adapter ModulesConfiguring in the SAP Business ConnectorFile/FTP AdapterConfiguring the Sender File/FTP AdapterSpecifying Additional FilesConverting File Content in a Sender AdapterConfiguring the Receiver File/FTP AdapterConverting File Content in the Receiver AdapterJDBC AdapterConfiguring the Sender JDBC AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JDBC AdapterDocument Formats for the Receiver JDBC AdapterJMS AdapterConfiguring the Sender JMS AdapterConfiguring the Receiver JMS AdapterJMS-Provider-Specific SettingsJMS Adapter ModulesSOAP AdapterConfiguring the Sender SOAP AdapterEnsuring Exactly Once ProcessingConfiguring the Receiver SOAP AdapterMail AdapterConfiguring the Sender Mail AdapterConfiguring the Receiver Mail AdapterXI AdapterConfiguring the Sender XI AdapterConfiguring the Receiver XI AdapterGeneric Adapter FunctionsModule ProcessorModulesExtending the Module Chain in the Module ProcessorAdapter-Specific Message Attributes in the Message HeaderMappingMessage MappingsStructure OverviewAssigning a FieldData-Flow EditorTarget Field MappingsRuntime ProcedureMapping Fields Within a ContextStructure Mapping by Setting the ContextProcessing an Input QueueStandard FunctionscollapseContextscopyValuecreateIfexistsformatByExampleifWithoutElseremoveContextsSplitByValueuseOneAsManyUser-Defined FunctionsAdvanced User-Defined FunctionsResultList ObjectContainer ObjectGlobalContainer ObjectDuplicating SubtreesTest EnvironmentImported Archives (XSLT/Java)XSLT MappingXSLT Mapping with Java EnhancementError Handling in XSLTJava MappingRuntime Environment (Java Mappings)Java Mapping of Adapter-Specific Message AttributesSpecial Access to Mapping Runtime ConstantsReferences Between Mapping ProgramsMonitoringMessage MonitoringDisplaying and Managing MessagesFiltering MessagesConfiguring the Message DisplaySecurity ArchivingBackground ProcessingCommunication Channel MonitorPlanning Availability TimesAdapter MonitorDisplaying Technical Data for the PCKConnection to CCMSCache MonitoringAdapter and Module DevelopmentUser Roles for Adapter and Module DevelopmentAccessing Javadoc and Source Text of the Example Adapter/ModuleStructure of the Adapter FrameworkModules in Message ExchangeServicesAdapter RequirementsUsing the Java Connector Architecture 1.0Connector Architecture, Roles and Scenarios, LifecycleConnection ManagementTransaction ManagementSecurity Architecture and Security ContractCommon Client Interface (CCI)Adapter Framework JCA CCI LibraryManaging the Lifecycle of a JCA AdapterPackaging and Deployment of AdaptersStand-Alone Deployment as RARBundled Deployment as EARSAP-Specific Deployment as SDA Using SDMAdapter Configuration in the Integration BuilderManagedConnectionFactory PropertiesCreating Adapter MetadataMain Part of the Adapter MetadataAttributeReferenceAttributeGroupTransportProtocol and MessageProtocolChannelAttribute, SecurityAttribute, and GlobalChannelAttributeModuleProcessorAttributesAttributesAttributeTablesLabelListTypeValueTypeRecursiveConditionDefining Tab Pages for Adapter ConfigurationLoading Adapter MetadataAccessing Configuration Data at RuntimeCPA Event RegistrationAccessing Configuration Data in the Receiver DirectionAccessing Configuration Data in the Sender DirectionConverting Addresses Using Header Mapping and NormalizationMessage ExchangeMessage Flow from the SenderMessage Flow to the ReceiverXI Message InterfacesParts of an XI MessageSynchronous MessagesAsynchronous MessagesCreating Acknowledgment MessagesTransactions in the Asynchronous Sender/Inbound Message FlowTransactions in the Asynchronous Receiver/Outbound Message FlowMessage SecurityMessaging Service Message FactoryAdapter Framework Module InterfacesMessage MetadataInterfaces for AdministrationConnecting to the Communication Channel MonitorConnecting to the Adapter MonitorTools and UtilitiesJ2EE Resource AccessAccessing the J2EE Transaction ManagerAccessing the J2EE Thread ManagerAccessing the J2EE KeystoreGenerating, Persisting, and Mapping a Message IDTracing, Logging, and MonitoringUsing the Technical Trace and LogUsing Trace ObjectsUsing Logging CategoriesCreating Audit Log EntriesConnection to PMIMeasuring Adapter and Module PerformanceExample Adapter and Example ModuleConfiguration Objects for the Adapter TestCentral MonitoringComponent MonitoringCalling Status InformationStatus and ResultsIntegration Engine and ABAP Proxy SystemsBusiness Process EngineAdapter EnginesJava ComponentsCalling Configuration InformationTesting the RuntimeTesting Cache ConnectivitySecurity ArchivingBackground ProcessingCommunication Channel MonitorPlanning Availability TimesControlling a Communication Channel ExternallyAdapter MonitorDisplaying Technical Data for the Adapter EngineCCMS Alert MonitorCurrent Status of ABAP ComponentsCurrent Status of qRFC QueuesCurrent Status of Java ComponentsCurrent Status of the Business Process EngineCurrent Status of Alert CategoriesCurrent Adapter-Specific Processing ErrorsCurrent Number of Messages in ProcessingMessage MonitoringDisplaying and Managing MessagesDisplaying the Message OverviewMessage Search Using IndexFiltering MessagesConfiguring the Message DisplayEditing MessagesEnd-to-End MonitoringPerformance MonitoringCollecting Data on the Integration ServerCollecting PMI DataDisplaying Aggregated Overview DataDisplaying Individual Overview DataDisplaying Aggregated Detailed DataDisplaying Individual Detailed DataIndex AdministrationSelecting and Configuring ComponentsAlert ConfigurationCreating Alert CategoriesCreating, Changing, and Deleting Alert RulesAlert InboxCache MonitoringIntegration Server (Java Cache)Integration Server (ABAP Cache)Adapter Engine (Central and Non-Central)Notification TableIntegration Processes (ccBPM)Checklist: Making Correct Use of Integration ProcessesProcess EditorDefining a StepFunctions for StepsPrinting an Integration ProcessImporting/Exporting an Integration Process Using BPEL4WSDefining an Integration ProcessDefining the Data for a Process in ContainersCorrelating MessagesTransactional Behavior of an Integration ProcessStarting an Integration ProcessReceiving Messages in Integration ProcessesAssigning Messages to Receive StepsConfiguring Inbound ProcessingConfiguring the Delivery Mode for Inbound ProcessingConfiguring Queue Assignment for Inbound ProcessingSending Messages from Integration Processes AsynchronouslySending Messages from Integration Processes SynchronouslySending a Message - Specifying Receiver DeterminationSending Acknowledgements from Integration ProcessesTriggering Alerts in Integration ProcessesDefining Sync/Async CommunicationStep TypesReceive StepSend StepReceiver Determination StepTransformation StepSwitchContainer OperationControl StepBlockForkLoopWait StepUndefined StepDealing with ExceptionsDeadline MonitoringProcess SignatureError Analysis (Integration Processes)Checklist: Making Correct Use of Dynamic ProcessingChecklist: Making Correct Use of CorrelationsChecklist: Making Correct Use of MappingsMessage Packaging for Integration ProcessesUsing Message Packaging CorrectlyActivating and Configuring Message PackagingMonitoring Message Packaging and Analyzing ErrorsExamples and Usage CasesExample: Multiple Start Process Receive StepsExample: Collecting/Bundling Messages from One InterfaceExample: Collecting/Bundling Messages from Multiple InterfacesBeispiel: Multicast - Multiple Receivers (with Response Message)Example: Serialization – Defining the Send SequenceExample: Sync/Async CommunicationExample: Integration Process for Booking Connecting FlightsExample: Deadline Monitoring for Receipt of a Response MessageExample: Sending Synchronously to Multiple ReceiversTutorial: Importing XI Objects into the Integration Repository1: Creating a Product and Software Component Version2: Defining the Dependencies3: Importing a Software Component Version4: Creating a New NamespaceTutorial: Defining an integration process1: Creating an Integration process2: Receiving a Booking (Receive Step, Container Element)3: Setting Up the Graphical Process Editor4: Splitting a Message (Transformation)5: Defining Dynamic Parallel Processing (Block)6: Correlating a Booking and Confirmation (Correlation)7: Sending a Booking for an Individual Flight (Send Step)8: Defining a Counter (Container Operation)9: Receiving a Confirmation (Receive Step)10: Checking a Result (Switch)11: Processing a Condition (Switch)12: Confirming the Flight Trip (Transformation Step, Send Step)13: Sending a Failure Notification for the Flight Trip (Transfor14: Canceling Flights (Block, Transformation, Send)Administering the Business Process EngineStarting and Stopping the BPESetting Up Error Notifications for AdministratorsDeleting Process Data No Longer RequiredMonitoring the Business Process EngineUsing the Workflow Log for Integration ProcessesChecking the Prerequisites for Executing Integration ProcessesChecking the Runtime Version of an Integration ProcessAnalyzing an Integration Process in the XI Runtime CacheMonitor for Processed XML MessagesDisplaying and Editing Messages for an Integration ProcessBundling, Splitting, and Transforming Messages