Configuring a local adapter engine?

Hi,
I want to configure a local adapter engine and use it in my scenarios. Can anyone tell me how to go about it i.e. where can i find the installables for it, which files to download,service pack,etc. The XI server which i want to connect to has WAS 7.0 and ECC 6.00

Hi Pragati,
The local adapter engine is installed on any system that will run on WAS and while creating the Adapter in the Integration Directory select the adapter engine from your central or local adapter engine.
Regards.
Praveen

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 : Sender
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Trevor
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 Trevor Zhang

Hi,
>I think the XI 2.0 local adapter engine is more useful than the XI 3.0 comunication channel.
I ve never had the opportunity to work on XI 2.0 but the difference lies in the entire architecture of the Adapter Engine in XI 2.0 and XI 3.0
While XI 2.0 had the adapter Engine as a J2SE based engine, XI 3.0 is based on the J2EE framework and thereby allows more features including modules , and also supports different types of adapters and custom developed adapters as well.
There is no real difficulty in configuring an adapter in XI 3.0 but ofcourse one should take in mind that the network level details should be beyong an XI developers job role.
You need to look at the fact that the problem you are facing is not because XI 3.0 adapter has some problem, but rather because you seem to have network restrictions!!
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Hi Vinod
I have created a Local j2se based adapter in my M/c ,The adapter Engine is seperate and not within the Integrtaion server not its a decentaralized Adapter Engine .
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