JMS to RFC without ccBPM ????

Hi all,
We have a scenario that uses the JMS Request/Reply towards the SAP R/3 4.6C (RFC), so we use the BPM to connect the JMS request (with correlation ID) to the sync RFC and then to the JMS Reply (pass the correlation ID), it works but we have very bad performance, does someone knows other ways to connect the JMS to RFC ?????
or maybe you have any idea regarding the performance ????
Regards,
Yaki

Hi,
>>>> it works but we have very bad performance,
there are so manz wazt that influence this that it
it hard to name all of them
you need to check which of the steps takes too much time send receive transform
and then decide what to do - new patch, change memory seetings, more memory, other parameters etc..
there realy is much you can do
btw
of course it's very good to use a stress test tool
to stimulate a much bigger number of messages then you have now...
the performance issues are those where the fun begins
Regards,
michal

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Dear Experts,
Could you please help on the following scenario.
I need to send multiple customer master data records from a file to rfc without using BPM.
The following is the mapping i am using
source Target( RFC)
====== =============
Tree occurance type Tree occurance
cust_mt 1..1
 customer 0..unbound -
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> bank 0..1
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 name -
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 location -
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one more thing, when i tried to change the occurences of ztest_cust( rfc) to 0..unbound,
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The following is the wsdl for rfc, could you please help me to add occurances 0..unbound.
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sraya.
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Hi,
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Current pool size: 1, maximum pool size : 1
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Rabi

Hi Priyanka,
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SOAP-PI-File scenario: synchronous file pickup possible without ccBPM?

Hi,
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Hi colleagues,
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Provide file content via synchronous Webservice (trigger)
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Otherwise a specific Webservice have to be created which will read the file and return it´s content within the webservice response. Do you see a possibility to deploy such a service on the PI Java server?
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Hi,
>That was my first solution but it did not work since it seems that conditions only work for determining the Operation Mapping to use for the same Receiver interfaces.
not true - not only Operation Mapping but also receiver agreement
so the receiver's channel
>I was misled into thinking that we could use it to dynamically determine the receiver interface.
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WebService to RFC without PASSWORD u00BFpossible?

Hi guys,
I have an scenario WS to RFC (sync). Some of them are standard (with password) and customer is asking me to access to one of them without password
What or where should i configure anything??
I dont think it is possible is WSDL, it may be in Netweaver Configuration or somewhere like this.
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S
Edited by: ademiv on Sep 21, 2011 3:38 PM

Hello,
According to this thread, Sender SOAP adapter without authentication
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Hi Expert.
Why PI direct call RFC probably is not a possibility of doing without BPM.
It makes RFC of separate way, it calling it is made Report program where there is a possibility of doing.
Different adapter where it becomes direct call, RFC piece bay occupational calling there probably is not a possibility of doing.

Krishna Moorthy P, Thank you so much your answer.
I add question.
My scenario is very simple.
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 Using BPM. PI call File adatper, and PI call RFC Function, and RFC return data send to PI to JDBC.
Case 2. QRFC to JDBC Scenario.(Async)
 Using se37 for back job. So, Back job Function send to PI to JDBC.
In this two case, to what kind of is the efficiency better.
I think that case 2 is performance better case1.
It isn't like that? Krishna Moorthy P
I wating for your answer.
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Are you shure you have included the jre PATH (not CLASSPATH) in your PATH variable?
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Hi All,
Here is my problem.
I want to execute a piece of code on a system from a program currently running on another system,
get the data and return back.
E.G. I am having a subroutine on development system. Let's say there is a select query inside the subroutine to get PARTNER from BUT000 based on certain parameters. The program should call an RFC get the data for the select query from the Production system and return the result back to the development system.
Please note : Here, I don't want to write the same piece of code on the production system.
Is there any function module for the same or any idea on how to go about it.
Helpful answers would be rewarded.
Regards,
Amit Mishra

Hai
Sending system side(SEND--800)
Create function module by using Tcode SE37 or SE80
goto attributes select remote function
activate
Receiving system side(RECE--000)
goto Tcode SM59
here select the R/3 Connections-->click on Create Button
give RFC Desstination : TESTRFC
 Connection Type : 3 for Connecting two systems
 Description : Some meaningful Description
Press enter
give Target system Name : SEND
 Language : EN
 Client : 800
 user Name : sapuser
 Password : xxxxxx
save this connections & click on test connections(f8)
 & Remote logon(f7)---> it will open a session
 with client 800 that is your sending system
 then only your RFC is correct
create a report in SE38 Tcode
data : c1 type i.
data : itab like mara occurs 0 with header line.
call function 'ZRFCFM' destination 'TESTRFC' --->Function Module 'ZRFCFM' your just create at Sending system
 exporting
 importing
 exceptions.
Thanks & regards
Sreeni

JMS to RFC without ccBPM ????

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