XBTO and XBTS Queues

I have a simple question. Why are the XBTO* and XBTS* queues shown in the SMQ2 (Inbound Queue Monitor) when these are actuallly Outbound and should have been shown under SMQ1 (Outbound Queue Monitor) ?
Thanks,
Badari

Dear Badari,
in context of PI it is important to make clear whether you are talking about qRfc queues or PI queues.
Let me start with some words on pipeline processing: The pipeline for asynchronous message processing in the Integration Server mainly consists of 2 parts. When a message is received by the Integration Server the inbound handler does some initial checks, creates an XI message object, serializes the same and schedules the message for asynchronous pipeline processing. During part 1of pipeline processing the receiver determination, interface determination and message split take place. Then the message object is serialized and again it is scheduled for asynchronous processing. During part 2 of pipeline processing the mapping and outbound binding is executed before invoking the adapter for sending the message to the receiver.
Part 1 of pipeline processing is named the "inbound" while the second part is called "outbound". Consequently PI refers to queues of part 1 as to "PI inbound queues" and all queues used by part 2 of pipeline processing are called "PI outbound queues".
And here is comes the crucial point: Both PI inbound queues and PI outbound queues are technically implemented as qRfc inbound queues.
Due to this reason you will find PI queues in SMQ2 only.
Best regards,
Harald Keimer

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