[HTTP Sender]How to send different XML using static URL

Hi all,
I have a problem, my legacy system send XML messages to SAP XI by HTTP, I know that I need to use HTTP Sender adapter, the problem is that legacy system support only a static URL. I have more than one interface, how could I fix this problem?
Can I send the XML message to SAP XI without define INTERFACE on URL? How can I handle this?
Thank in advance,
Daniel Torres

Hi Srinivas,
The legacy system is a java application, that send XML messages to SAP XI server using HTTP protocol. So I just ask to legacy system team to change the application to add server, namespace and interface attributes to the URL querystring.
So for each XML message you should especify mesage interface that it belongs to. You do it by especifying on URL as message atribute for exemple:
HTTP://[SAPXISERVER]:80[SYSTEM ID]/sap/xi/adapter_plain?service=[BS SERVICE]&namespace=[MESSAGE INTERFACE NAMESPACE]&interface=[MESSAGE INTERFACE]
So if you have for example information belows:
MESSAGE INTERFACE = MI_MYMESSAGEINTERFACE_IB
MESSAGE INTERFACE NAMESPACE = urn:teste:mymessageinterface
SERVICE = MY_LEGACY
SYSTEM ID = 10
SAPXISERVER = MYSAPXI
Your url should looks like: http://MYSAPXI:8010/sap/xi/apadter_plain?service=MY_LEGACY&namespace=urn:teste:mymessageinterface &interface=MI_MYMESSAGEINTERFACE_IB
You should have a different message interface for each XML that you send to SAP XI.
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Daniel Torres
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