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Hi all,
In our IDOC - XI - SOAP (R/3 4.7 - XI 3.0 SP17 - WebService) scenario we have a requirement from the receiving WebService that we cannot send two messages to close together (say within one second) in order to allow the WebService time to unpack the message, transform it and forward it to the legacy system. How the WebService is implemented with this restriction I do not know.
How do we solve this?
Will the QoS EOIO solve this issue? In that case, how do we make sure the Idocs is sent with EOIO from SAP and the SOAP calls from XI do the same? I cannot find any QoS for the receiver SOAP adapter.
Or do we have to setup a BPM that implements a wait step for each message? This seems a bit "insecure".
The last option as I see it is implement some logic in SAP to wait for the ALEAUD response message back from the legacy system (the whole interface is async) before it sends the next IDoc.
Can anyone help me find the easiest (and best) solution?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Br,
Kenneth

Yes, I did not mention it simply because it is not a requirement to have all messages processed in the right order. My thought was merely that the EOIO processing might help giving the receiving WebService enough time before XI sends the next message to the WS. But this might not be the case then.
Anyway, I think I will go for the BPM solution. BTW, if I implement a wait step of 1 minute (way more our requirements though, only a few seconds is needed), am I then sure that another message coming into XI at the same time does not start a new "instance" of the BPM, but uses the same instance as the first message? If a new instance is created then this will not solve my issue either, but if only one instance of the BPM is used then the BPM (and the wait step) must be finished before the next message enters the BPM, right? This is what I would want then.
Thanks again for your help!
-Kenneth

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