SAP simulated Resource adapter

Hi Folks,
I don't have an access to a real SAP backend at this moment, Though a using a SAP R/3 Simulated adapter to test some use cases. I am not sure how do I create one.
Tried searching in this forum.
Can anybody help with a SAP simulated adapter snippet.
Thanks
Roger

Folks,
I solved this, For someone who is hitting hard his head on wall like me for this issue, here is the trick.
Choose simulated as the resource name from the resource list, which brings the resource wizard, put the name of the file where you want to write
the result xml file. Now on the next screen where you need to define the exact mapping, For my case I went to the orginal sap adapter and took the mapping
and given those same values and then save it. Bingo!
You have a brand new SAP simulated resource adapter.
I guess this is same for any simulated adapter, Just make sure to pull the orginal adapter mapping to this simulated one.
Cheers
Roger

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 Torsten Friebe wrote:
 > Hi,
 >
 > does anybody know where to get a trail version - if one exists - of IN-Q-MY
 > application server or the resource adapter?
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 > Thanks, regards
 > Torsten
 >
 > "Xavi" <[email protected]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
 > news:[email protected]...
 >
 >>Hi everybody,
 >>
 >>Anybody have tried to use INQMY resource adapter for SAP with Bea weblogic
 >>
 > server
 >
 >>?
 >>
 >>It works well with INQMY server, but with BEA I'm getting a lot of
 >>
 > problems creating
 >
 >>the connections.
 >>
 >>Thanks in advance.
 >>Xavi.
 >>
 >>
 >
 >
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 package wli.adapter.inqmy.sapr3.spi;
 import java.io.Serializable;
 import javax.resource.ResourceException;
 import javax.resource.spi.ConnectionManager;
 import javax.resource.spi.ConnectionRequestInfo;
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 throws ResourceException {
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/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
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 <connection-properties>
 <pool-params>
 <initial-capacity>0</initial-capacity>
 <max-capacity>10000</max-capacity>
 <capacity-increment>1</capacity-increment>
 <shrinking-enabled>true</shrinking-enabled>
 <shrink-frequency-seconds>60</shrink-frequency-seconds>
 <match-connections-supported>false</match-connections-supported>
 </pool-params>
 <properties>
 <property>
 <name>BPELConnectionFactory</name>
 <value>BPELConnectionFactory</value>
 </property>
 </properties>
 </connection-properties>
 </connection-instance>
</connection-definition-group>
</outbound-resource-adapter>
</weblogic-connector>

Thanks for the reply... in my case this would be done by the active synch process so no GUI form is required. I will be getting a list of application ID for the user by LDAP AS. One i get it i will have to parse it and get the list of application user id. I am passing those ID;s to a workflow where I am forming the resource name as you mentioned
for example:
If i get user1#user2#user3 from AS i am separating them based on # using split and getting 3 different user id;s
now i am forming a string with the resource name and passing it to the sub process in which i am checking out the user object, setting the user attributes and checking in the new view.
user1#LDAP
user2#LDAP|1
user3#LDAP|2
Problem ; When i run this user1 is getting created in LDAP but user2 and user3 are not. There entry is getting created in IDM.
When I open the IDM object I get a yellow triangle (warning) and if I open the user object and hit save button IDM creates the user account on the LDAP.
any help for further solving this problem would be appreciated.
Regards,

SAP simulated Resource adapter

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