Multiple Sender/Receivers

Hello,
I have to build a scenario where i would
1) Send out HTTP request to a 3rd party;
2) The response I will receive is a xml package. Based on the information in it, I would need to call a web service on another 3rd party system.
3) I need to receive the response, do mapping and send another XML package to the initial 3rd party.
Could you please let me know how I should go about it.
Thank you,
Radhika

Hello Radhika,
In ID,
1. When you define the communication channels, you need to define one communcation channel for each of the scenario. For example, if you want to invoke diffrent webservices, in the communication channels definition, choode SOAP adpater and configure it as reciever with correct destination URL and the SOAP Action. These details are provided to you in the WSDL which you get from the vendor whose webservice you are using.
2. Assign this Communication channel to a Business Service.
3. Now in the Reciever determination, under the block of Conditional Recievers, choose the input message and the field which has the value and setup the condition. And on the right side, choose this Business Service. Its pretty easy just a logical decision making about who should be the reciever of the message if the condition is met
You can search help.sap.com
Look for this http://help.sap.com/saphelp_NW04/helpdata/en/0f/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Let me know if you further details.
Award points if useful
Thanks
-Kulwant

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