Iway Adapters and Weblogic Adapter

Hi
i want to integrate Iway Adapter/Weblogic Adapter with oracle database. Do anyone have the installation help .
Do we have to write adapter module for Checking/Validating our Database Values i.e. is it feasible to edit/modify/update the value using the adapter instead of modifying the adapter module everytime.
Thanks
Abhishek

Try here:
http://www.iwaysoftware.com/pdf/tech_brief/TechBrief_SAPNETweaver.pdf
http://www.iwaysoftware.com/products/sap/SAP_NetWeaver.html

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Hi,
We did some tests regarding to UTF-8 and UTF-16 encoding using file adapters. Our conclusion so far is (when using Windows OS):
1. Inbound adapter can handle UTF-8 and UTF-16 correctly, but do not specify the encoding!
2. XI mappings will set the XML encoding to UTF-8 correctly when sending an UTF-16 file to XI.
3. Outbound adapter can only handle UTF-8 (and US-ACSII and ISO-8859-1) correctly.
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>>Outbound file adapter bug.
If no encoding is specified in the outbound file adapter, UTF-8 and UTF-16 are handled correctly. However if the encoding is set to UTF-16, XI mapping will fail with the error:
During the application mapping com/sap/xi/tf/_CHRIS_OUTBOUND_TO_INBOUND_ a com.sap.aii.utilxi.misc.api.BaseRuntimeException was thrown: Fatal Error: com.sap.engine.lib.xml.parser.Parser~
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>>Inbound file adapter bug.
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Encodings like US-ASCII and ISO-8859-1 are handled correctly.
>>Mapping bug
When we send in a message encoded in UTF-8 and want to send it out as a UTF-16 encoded message, we need to set the XML encoding to UTF-16. Normally this is done by an XSLT mapping using the <xsl:output encoding=UTF-16/> command.
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Christiaan Schaake.

Update after carefully reading all the UTF related documents on the internet.
For UTF-16 the BOM is required and the adapter is handling this correctly. (encoding=UTF-16 will create the BOM).
For UTF-16LE and UTF-16BE the BOM must not be set. The application should be able to handle the conversion. The adapter is working correct again.
If the adapter is set to binary mode in stead of the text mode, the file will always be read correctly.
About the mapping issue, I'm still experimenting with this one.
Kind regards,
Christiaan Schaake.

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Hello Udo,
in Adapter monitoring all adapters are listed and per adapter (here RFC and FILE) all adapter entries from the scenarios are available (sender / receiver comm. channel entries - in green)!
Pipeline URL in SLD Bus. Syst. is fine ( and an IDOC adapter scenario is running successfully) !
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Best regards
Dirk

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In our scenario if sender is other than IDOC or HTTP or XI .
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how the integration engine will create the xi message header like sender interface sender system name etc...
Doubt 2:
I believe SOAP and mail adapter will run in adapter engine.but i came to know that we do not need sender agreement and sender comm channel for these two adapters too...then how the XI message header will create...
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Regards,
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Reehan,
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