Configuring Multiple Receivers in XI

Hai All,
I have one scenario where in I am using data which is available in File as sender. I have to update this data in 3 Receivers of which one is database(using JDBC Adapter), File (File Adapter), Idoc (Idoc Adapter). How can I configure this scenario in Integration directory ?
How many interface determinations, receiver determinations, sender agreements, receiver agreements do I require?
Help is very much appreciated.
Thank you.

Hi,
1. Multimapping allows you to perfrom Split mappings ( 1:N mapping ) without a BPM.
2. Multimapping does not work when you are using a Receiver IDoc adapter/
So, taking you requirement into pivture,
1. Your receiver determination can use 2 Receivers, One for the Jdbc and the Mail and the other for the idoc.
2. The Interface determination for Jdbc and mail will use the MultiMapping concept ( Extended Interface determination ) and for the Idoc a separate Interface determination with one mapping.
This way you can cut down on the number of mappings from 3 to 2 and get a better performance.
Regards
Bhavesh

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