Content and message based routing

Hi Experts,
How to do Content and message based routing for webservices through Enterprise Portal?
Regards
Sara

hi
Content based routing in XI can be done during
1) Receiver Determinations (Integration Directory) --- Used for entering a condition for
forwarding a message to one or more receivers
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/26/5ccd3bb4560f01e10000000a11402f/content.htm
2)Interface Determinations (Integration Directory) --- Used for entering a condition for forwarding a message to multiple inbound interfaces
3) Designing Integration Processes (ccBPM) (Integration Repository) --- Used for entering a condition for processing process steps (see Step Types)
At all the 3 places u will use the Condition editor,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/67/49767669963545a071a190b77a9a23/content.htm
rgds,
Arun

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Hi friends,
Can u plz differentiale Content based Routing and Message based Routing?

Hi,
Content based routing is when the receiver is determined based upon some value in message i.e for a field 'a' receiver is A but if its 'b' receiver is B.this is determined at runtime.
While message based is normal routing
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1 CSQ and Skills based routing

Hello,
I have a quick question regarding 1 csq and skills based routing. We have a customer that wants 10 different numbers pointing to 10 different scripts but would like to have only 1 CSQ since they only have 10 agents to do all of the work.
This may not even be an issue but wanted t make sure before I started scripting.
The first number gets called (lets say HP) and routed to correct script. Call goes thru the script and to the CSQ...the agent has a skill 10 for HP and skill 5 for Cisco and will receive the call . Second number gets called (lets say Cisco) and routed to correct script and dumpted to the same CSQ...another agent has a skill 10 for Cisco and skill 5 for Microsoft...so that agent will recieve the call (?) Can you have multiple skills within 1 CSQ without having any issue? Will these affect the call routing to the agents?Does the script have any bearing on how the resource is selected or does it only send the caller to the CSQ and the skills are what determines which agent is choosen?
I am trying to determine whether I should have ony 1 CSQ (for all 10 scripts) or have different CSQ's for each script. Again they will have about 10 agents fielding all of these calls.
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Not really. If a contact at the same priority has been waiting longer in another queue, that other contact will be offered to the agent first. Remember that skill competency levels only apply when there are more resources (agents) available than there are contacts (callers). The RmCm subsystem uses the competency level assignments to determine which of the multiple available resources to choose.
You - I think - are asking the inverse: When I have multiple contacts waiting and a single agent becomes available. In that scenario, the contact waiting the longest across all CSQs that resource is skilled in will be offered first. The RmCm subsystem does not consider competency levels in that scenario, only whether the resource is skilled at all in that CSQ.
If I were the consulting engineer, I would ask questions such as this to stear the conversation.
You have two or more customers waiting. Are both the same priority to the company?
Yes: Why do you want to penalize one customer who has been waiting longer because the person who is capable of helping them isn't the ideal person?
If the employee is not capable of helping them, then they should not be skilled in the CSQ.
If they are capable of helping them, then help whomever has been waiting the longest. Likewise with the second call when another resource eventually becomes available. It may not be the other person's primary skill either; but, if they are in the CSQ, they should be able to help.
In the rare scenario that both calls were really that difficult that both "secondary" people couldn't handle it, let the agents swap the calls manually or call the customer back. If the group is only three or four people, this should be pretty easy by standing up and talking over the cubical wall; or, using IM.
Relax a little and let the ACD subsystem figure out how to find a live body. If you're busy, it isn't as important which live body it is, is it?
No: How can we identify this during IVR? (E.G. "If this is a network down emergency, press one.)
If we can identify a delta in priority of contacts - regardless of CSQ - during IVR, we can then increase their priority to ensure they are answered in a timely fashion.

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Can anyone please tell me the brief meaning of BPEL Dehydration Store and ESB Header Based Routing in simple language with example?
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Hi,
Would suggest you to read the link http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/bpel_cookbook/blanvalet.html.
Hope below statements from the above link will make you clear about Dehydration Store:
"all successfully executed process instances are stored in the Dehydration Store. Currently a BPEL instance is saved in two tables after the instance is completed: cube_instance and cube_scope. The former stores the instance header information: domain, creation date, state (completed, running, stale, cancelled), priority, title, and so on. The latter stores the state of the instance, (variable values and so on). By default, both tables are used to store a completed instance."
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Oracle ESB - Message routing support & content based routing

Hi Friends,
Can anyone please let me know how message routing and content based routing is happening in Oracle ESB.

Check this...
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/dev.1111/e15866/tasks.htm#i1116351
And this...
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=893

Content based routing and XML with multiple objects

I have some structure:
<contracts>
<contract>
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</contract>
<contract>
     <department>1</department>
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<contract>
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</contracts>
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Alternatively if you donot like 1:n mapping and BPM.
Create two message mappings in the IR
1.Source :<contracts>
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<contract>
<department>1</department>
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<contract>
<department>2</department>
</contract>
</contracts>
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<contracts>
<contract>
<department>1</department>
</contract>
<contract>
<department>1</department>
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2.Same like step1 but the mapping should generate the XML with department = 2.
Once requires steps are done in the ID , do the content based routing in the reciever determination and give the appropraite message mapping in the interface determination.
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Hi gurus,
We are using content base routing by checking the value of field F1 in our scenario. If the value is V1, then route to system A; If the value is V2, then route to system B.
There are two layer in the send message type: layer1 and layer2. Both layer1 and layer2 can occur many times.
As you know, The field maybe existed many times in the real messages. Sometimes with the value V1, sometimes with the value V2.
If F1 is in the layer1, can we split into two messages by judging the value of F1?
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Hi Grzegorz,
Thanks for your reply.
Actually my case is as follows:
(send messge)
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Then in system A, we should receive( suppose no mapping):
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While in system B, we should recieve:
               <DATA>
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If we only use content based routing, both A and B will receive all 3 DATA.
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I'm working with PI 7.0 SP10.
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Hi Stefan,
sorry for misunderstanding, for sure I'm using the mail adapter, not the SOAP Adapter. I'm actually on the same direction. I'm using XIPAYLOAD as message protocoll (having the attachement as the content for the mapping --> correct). Furthermore I've also found the predefined context objects for the content based routing receiver determination.
What I missed was setting the following properties in the communication channel:
To store adapter attributes in the message header of the XI message, set the Set Adapter-Specific Message Attributes indicator.
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Now it's working
BR
Holger

Content based Routing?

Hi Forum,
I've looked through the messages regarding content based routing or similar's but the answers did not satisfy my needs. I have an XSLT mapping from a flat file structure to an IDOC. To qualify the receiving system I have to do a database lookup in my XSLT mapping by a Java extension function with combining some of the inputfields. The result of this database lookup is the Receiver System. How can I use this result in the condition Editor for the receiver determination. I can only use here the Nodes from the inputmessage. Are there other ways to have access to a "global Container" where I can store the results from the databaselookup to use them here?
Thanks for you patience
Manfred Schmidt-Voigt

Hi,
If the outbound adapter is a j2ee adapter, you can write a module which performs the lookup in a database or what ever. Then alter the message and add the information looked up.
The easy way would be to add an extra attribute on the root node and add the content of the lookup in this field.
I whould though prefere to use add the information to my root node.
If you are not that keen on adapter development, the send the message into a bpm where you perform a lookup. This could probably be performed useing one of SP13's lookup functions. The BPM should only consist of a recieve and a send step. When sending the message you should be able to perform the routing.
/daniel

Content based routing in PI 7.1?

Hi Guys,
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I dont have any search help option in the xpath column
any help or suggestions would be appreciated
Thanks,
Raj

Hi Raj,
Try the steps which I am giving below, although it's a workaround and don't know the exact reason why it is failing.
1. Open your Outbound Message Interface (which you are using in your Receiver Determination) in IR, edit it and change the Interface pattern (which is there just below the category "Outbound") to "Stateless (XI30 - Compatible)" , save it activate it.
2. Follow the same step for your Inbound Message Interface. Change the Interface Pattern from "Sateless" to "Stateless (XI30 - Compatible)" .
3. Go to ID. Remove your Outbound and Inbound Message Interface from their respective Business Service/Comp and add it again.
4. Create your your receiver determination again using the Outbound and Inbound MI you have changed.
5. Open condition editor of your receiver determination.You should be able to see your Message Interface and can choose the XPath.
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I needed some help on the content based routing feature in ESB .
I have an ESB Process in which Data is extracted from a Database(using Select operation) and I have a column X based on whose content I want to invoke the next set of target services . I had assumed having 3 different routing rules with the Filter expression based on the content of X will do the work .This works only when I have one record for a batch of records it doesnot work .
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Thanks in advance.

Hi,
As James stated esb is processing the incomming recordset as one message so it applies your xpath expression to that message as a whole. Anyway, in your case, if you want to process records from a database table one record at the time i would go for the db polling mechanism and change my database model to include a logical delete column (eg a column processed which contains a Y or a N). You can not split a multiple record message in esb itself into separate messages for each record.
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Where do you perform Content based Routing?
Edited by: I AM NEW TO XI on Jan 8, 2009 5:11 PM

Hello,
Although jayson has answered, just to help you more, in the receiver determination in ID, you will see conditional routing, there if you click, you will see your source message structure, you can select a perticular field and set conditions and the corresponding reciever if those conditions are met.
Hope this helps.
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Is it Possible in XI to find a message based on the Message Content.Like any value in Payload?
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