HTTP sender url parameters

Hi all,
Can we configure the HTTP sender URL with multiple interfaces ?
I mean as far as i know the URL can have only one interface name and namespace.
In our landscape we have 4 sender interfaces which gets input from a single URL through HTTP POST
I need to extract the individual Interfaces from the URL and route the messages accordingly
Any help in this is highly appreciated
Thanks
Keerthi

Hi,
I don't this it is very much achievable in PI. What ever you send from from the http url (using interface name and namespace), it comes to IE. So as said by the former reply, you have to receive the message from the http post, and later you can split it using and send to corresponding receivers.
OR
if you dont want to do that..then create four different scenarios..sender will be the common message and target will bhe the required message (from the four). and accordingly you can configure them in ID. so in ESR there will be four different Operation Mapping and in ID there will be four different configuration.
All solution depends on your business requrement Hope it may help you.
Regards,
Farooq

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