Send XML messages via Internet

Hello,
Just wanted to know if it is possible for SAP R3 Enterprise 470x110 to set this up. Basically we wanted to send XML messages over the internet to our counterparts in other location. In return they will be sending us XML messages in return that we need to process. Is this a limitation of our SAP release? If this can be configured in our system, does anyone has done it? Let me know if you have references.
Thanks a lot.
Tony

Jan,
if QoS is important to you then JMS may not be overkill. Most appservers like Borland, IONA, HP/Bluestone and BEA provide JMS facilities already. What appserver are you using? Does it support JMS?
There are many cases of companies doing what you want to do, both internally and externally with their partners over the Net.

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We have a scenario where we need to update Currency Exchange Rates in R/3 via a 3rd party called Oanda. I'd like to use XI for this Interface, if possible.
Basically, we need to send XML over HTTP. Here's the URL and the XML we need to use for our POST (I'll need to perform the look-up for about 15 currency codes - I plan on using a BPM process to loop through each currency code specified in a flat file):
http://www.oanda.com/cgi-bin/fxml/fxml?fxmlrequest=<CONVERT><CLIENT_ID>TestAccount1</CLIENT_ID><EXCH>USD</EXCH><EXPR>CAD</EXPR><DATE>03/25/2008</DATE></CONVERT>
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Hi guys,
I have few concerns for setting up this scenario.
1). I have created a data type for request mapping, and teste the mapping.
The output looks like below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<ns1:MT_CONVERT xmlns:ns1="http://test.com/ExchngRate">
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     <EXCH>USD</EXCH>
     <DATE>10/21/2009</DATE>
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</ns1:MT_CONVERT>
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     <CLIENT_ID>test</CLIENT_ID>
     <EXPR>CAD</EXPR>
     <EXCH>USD</EXCH>
     <DATE>10/21/2009</DATE>
     <AMOUNT>1</AMOUNT>
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2) I am using URL address in the receiver HTTP adapter.
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Path Prefix: cgi-bin/fxml/fxml?fxmlrequest=
What is will be Service Number?
Looking forward for you help. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Namadev
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I was just wondering, is it possible to send XML messages over the internet using JMS?? And if so, where can I get some resources about that, and about the nessecary architecture?
If this is not possible, what other messaging service would you suggest?? I am building a multiuser application, in which users communicate via some application server. Is JMS not an overkill for this?? Since there is no real B2B here, but just users who send a-synchronous messages? Is there some lighter alternative??
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Hi,
Is a client proxy able to send the whole (3MB) message to PI
yes it is capable.
If both solutions are feasible,what would be preferable?
yes both solutions are feasible ,but preferable is to send the whole message rather than one by one.
How do both options compare in regard to performance?
sending whole message is far more better than sending record by record.
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it's a solution to communicate objects distributed java (or COM or other) and it constructs XML flux to communicate between them.
2) if it can help you, I have developed a chat in TCP/IP and, to my mind, when you send datas it's only text, so the format isn't important, the important is your traitement behind.
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Hi,
You have to configure alert for you requirement.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites have to be met in order to use the Alert Management (ALM):
·        For using the Alert Inbox (BSP based display program of ALM), the corresponding service has to be activated in the service maintenance transaction SICF. Choose Default_host ® sap ® bc ® bsp ® sap ® alert inbox, and Activate in the context menu.
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