Inbound adapter properties hold the inbound event processing configuration information for a message endpoint. These properties also control the general operation of the adapter. Use the Adapter Connection wizard to set these properties.
These properties are used during endpoint activation to notify the adapter of eligible event listeners. During inbound processing, the adapter uses these event listeners to receive events before it forwards them to the endpoint.
Property name | Description |
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Adapter ID to use for logging and tracing (AdapterID) | A specific deployment, or instance, of the adapter |
ALE packet audit (alePacketUpdate) | Specifies if the adapter should send ALEAUD per IDoc or per packet (TID) |
ALE update status (aleUpdateStatus) | Specifies whether an audit trail is required for all message types |
Assured once-only delivery (AssuredOnceDelivery) |
Specifies whether to provide assured once-only delivery for inbound events |
Auto create event table (EP_CreateTable) | Specifies whether the adapter should create the event recovery table automatically if it does not already exist |
Client (Client) |
The client number of the SAP system to which the adapter connects |
Codepage number (Codepage) |
Indicates the numeric identifier of the code page |
Database schema name (EP_SchemaName) | The schema that is used for automatically creating the event recovery table |
Delivery type (DeliveryType) |
Determines the order in which events are delivered by the adapter to the export component. |
Enable secure network connection (SncMode) |
Indicates whether secure network connection mode is used |
Event recovery data source (JNDI) name (EP_SchemaName) | The JNDI name of the data source that is configured for event recovery |
Event recovery table name (EP_TableName) | The name of the event recovery table |
Event types to process (EventTypeFilter) |
A delimited list of event types that the WebSphere® Adapter for SAP Software should deliver. |
Failure code (aleFailureCode) | The status code for dispatch failure |
Failure text (aleFailureText) | The descriptive text for dispatch failure |
Folder for RFC trace files (RfcTracePath) |
Sets the fully qualified local path to the folder into which the RFC trace files are written |
Gateway host (GatewayHost) |
The host name of the SAP gateway |
Gateway service (GatewayService) |
The identifier of the gateway on the gateway host that carries out the RFC services |
Host name (ApplicationServerHost) |
Specifies the IP address or the name of the application server host that the adapter logs on to |
IDoc empty tags (iDocEmptyTag) | Includes empty tags to the unpopulated fields in the IDoc segment, which are sent to a configured endpoint, based on the option selected. |
Ignore IDoc packet errors (IgnoreIDocPacketErrors) | Specifies what the adapter does when it encounters an error while processing the IDoc packet |
Language code (Language code) |
Specifies the Language code in which the adapter logs on to SAP |
Load balancing (loadBalancing) | Specifies if your SAP configuration uses load balancing |
Logon group name (Group) |
An identifier of the name of the group of application server instances that have been defined in transaction SMLG and linked together for logon load balancing |
Maximum number of events collected during each poll (PollQuantity) |
The number of events that the adapter delivers to the export during each poll period. |
Message server host (MessageServerHost) |
Specifies the name of the host on which the message server is running |
Number of listeners (NumberOfListeners) |
Specifies the number of event listeners that are to be started |
Partner character set (PartnerCharset) |
Specifies PartnerCharset encoding |
Password (Password) |
The password of the user account of the adapter on the SAP application server |
Password used to connect to event data source (EP_Password) | The user password for connecting to the database |
RFC program ID (RfcProgramID) |
The remote function call identifier under which the adapter registers in the SAP gateway |
RFC trace level (RcfTraceLevel) |
Specifies the global trace level |
RFC trace on (RcfTraceOn) |
Specifies whether to generate a text file detailing the RFC activity for each event listener |
SAP system ID (SAPSystemID) |
Specifies the system ID of the SAP system for which logon load balancing is allowed |
Secure network connection library path (SncLib) |
Specifies the path to the library that provides the secure network connection service |
Secure network connection name (SncMyname) |
Specifies the name of the secure network connection |
Secure network connection partner (SncPartnername) |
Specifies the name of the secure network connection partner |
Secure network connection security level (SncQop) |
Specifies the level of security for the secure network connection |
Selective update (aleSelectiveUpdate) | The IDoc Type and MessageType combinations that are to be updated when the adapter is configured to update a standard SAP status code |
Status message code (aleStatusMsgCode) | If required, the message code to use when the adapter posts the ALEAUD Message IDoc (ALEAUD01) |
Stop the adapter when an error is encountered while polling (StopPollingOnError) |
Specifies whether the adapter stops polling for events when it encounters an error during polling. |
Success code (aleSuccessCode) | The success status code for Application Document Posted |
Success text (aleSuccessText) | The descriptive text for successful Application Document Posted |
System number (SystemNumber) |
The system number of the SAP application server |
Time between polling for events (PollPeriod) |
The length of time that the adapter waits between polling periods. |
Time between retries in case of system connection failure (RetryInterval) |
The length of time that the adapter waits between attempts to establish a new connection after an error during inbound operations. |
Trim ALE Idoc field data (trimAleData) | Specifies if the leading white spaces are to be trimmed by the adapter before sending it to endpoint. |
User name (userName) |
The user account for the adapter on the SAP server |
User name used to connect to event data source (EP_UserName) | The user name for connecting to the database |
X509 certificate (X509cert) |
Specifies the X509 certificate to be used as the logon ticket |
This property identifies a specific deployment, or instance, of the adapter.
Required | Yes |
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Default | 001 |
Property type | String |
Usage | This property identifies the
adapter instance in the log and trace files, and also helps identify
the adapter instance while monitoring adapters. The adapter ID is
used with an adapter-specific identifier, SAPRA, to form the component
name used by the Log and Trace Analyzer tool. For example, if the
adapter ID property is set to 001, the component ID is SAPRA001. If you run multiple instances of the same adapter, ensure that the first eight characters of the adapter ID property are unique for each instance so that you can correlate the log and trace information to a particular adapter instance. By making the first seven characters of an adapter ID property unique, the component ID for multiple instances of that adapter is also unique, allowing you to correlate the log and trace information to a particular instance of an adapter. For example, when you set the adapter ID property of two instances of WebSphere Adapter for SAP Software to 001 and 002. The component IDs for those instances, SAPRA001 and SAPRA002, are short enough to remain unique, enabling you to distinguish them as separate adapter instances. However, instances with longer adapter ID properties cannot be distinguished from each other. If you set the adapter ID properties of two instances to Instance01 and Instance02, you will not be able to examine the log and trace information for each adapter instance because the component ID for both instances is truncated to SAPRAInstance. For inbound processing, this property is retrieved from the resource adapter properties. For outbound processing, it is retrieved from the managed connection factory properties. |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
ALE update per packet indicates whether the adapter should send ALEAUD audit IDocs per packet or per IDoc.
Required | No |
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Default | False (send ALEAUD per IDoc). |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | You can enable and disable this property only if the ALE update status property is set to True. When you set this property to true, the adapter sends one ALEAUD per IDoc packet which contains confirmations for all IDocs in the packet. When you set this property to false, the adapter sends one ALEAUD for each IDoc received at the adapter. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies whether an audit trail is required for all message types.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | True |
Default | False |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | Set this property to True if
you want the adapter to update a standard SAP status code after the
ALE module has retrieved an IDoc object for event processing. If
you set this value to True, you must also set following
properties:
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Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies whether to provide assured once-only delivery for inbound events.
Required | Yes |
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Default | True |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | When this property is set to True, the adapter provides assured once-only event delivery, so that each event is delivered only once. A value of False does not provide assured once-only event delivery, but provides better performance. When this property is set to True, the adapter attempts to store transaction (XID) information in the event store. If it is set to False, the adapter does not attempt to store the information. This property is used only if the export component is transactional. If the export component is not transactional, no transaction can be used, regardless of the value of this property. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property determines if the event table is created automatically.
Required | Yes if Assured once-only event delivery is set to True; otherwise, no. |
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Possible values | True |
Default | True |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | This property indicates
whether the adapter should create the event recovery table automatically
if it does not already exist. If you specify a value of True to automatically create the table, you must specify information about the event table (such as the event recovery table name). The value that is provided in Event recovery table name property is used to create the table. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the client number of the SAP system to which the adapter connects.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | You can enter a range of values from 000 to 999. |
Default | 100 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | When an application attempts to log on to the SAP server, the application must have a Client number associated with it. The Client property value identifies the client (the adapter) that is attempting to log onto the SAP server. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
The numeric identifier of the code page.
Required | No |
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Possible values | You can enter a range of values
from 0000 to 9999. For a full listing of languages and associated code page numbers that are supported by SAP, see SAP Note 7360. |
Default | The default value for this property is conditionally determined by the value set for the Language code property. |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | The value that is assigned to the Codepage number defines the code page to be used and has a one-to-one relationship with the value set for the Language code property. The Codepage number establishes a connection to the appropriate language. Each language code value has a code page number value associated with it. For example, the language code for English is EN. If you select EN (English) as your language code, the code page number is automatically set to the numeric value that is associated with EN (English). The SAP code page number for EN (English) is 1100. |
Example | If Language code is set to JA (Japanese), Codepage number is set to 8000. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the schema that is used to create the event recovery table automatically.
Required | No |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Specifies the schema name for the database used by the adapter's event persistence feature. |
Example | ALE_SCHEMA |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the order in which events are delivered by the adapter to the export component.
Required | No |
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Possible values | ORDERED |
Default | ORDERED |
Property type | String |
Usage | The following values are supported:
If you set this property to UNORDERED, the properties Minimum connections and Maximum connections must be greater than 1. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property indicates whether secure network connection mode is enabled.
Required | No |
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Possible values | 0 (off) |
Default | 0 |
Property type | String |
Usage | Set the value to 1 (on) if you
want to use secure network connection. If you set this value to 1,
you must also set following properties:
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Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the JNDI name of the data source that is configured for event recovery.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Used in event recovery processing. The data source must be created in IBM® Integration Bus. The adapter uses the data source for persisting the event state. |
Example | jdbc/DB2 |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the name of the event recovery table.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Used in event recovery processing. Consult database
documentation for information on naming conventions. Configure a separate event recovery table for each endpoint. The same data source can be used to hold all of the event recovery tables. |
Example | EVENT_TABLE |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property provides a delimited list of business object types for which the adapter should deliver events.
Required | No |
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Possible values | A comma-delimited (,) list of business object types. |
Default | null |
Property type | String |
Usage | If this property is set, the adapter uses the delimited list as a filter, delivering events for only those business object types that are contained in the list. If the list is empty (null), the adapter does not apply filtering, and delivers events for all business object types. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property determines how the adapter updates the SAP failure status code after the ALE module has retrieved an IDoc object for event processing.
Required | Yes if AleUpdateStatus is set to True; otherwise, no. |
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Possible values | 68 |
Default | 51 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | Set a value for this
property only if you set the value for the ALE update status property
to True. Specify a value of 68 for this property to cause the adapter to update the SAP failure status code after the ALE module has retrieved an IDoc object for event processing. SAP converts this value to 40 (Application Document not created in receiving system). When you set the AleUpdateStatus property to True, the adapter updates a standard SAP status code after the adapter retrieves an IDoc object for event processing. An IDoc that is not sent successfully to the endpoint is considered to be a failure. Use the ALE failure code property to specify the code that is used to signify this failure. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
The property specifies the text that appears when an IDoc is not sent successfully to the endpoint.
Required | Yes if AleUpdateStatus is set to True; otherwise, no. |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Use this property only
if you set the ALE update status property to True. The length of the text string cannot exceed 70 characters. When you set the AleUpdateStatus property to True, the adapter updates a standard SAP status code after the adapter retrieves an IDoc object for event processing. An IDoc that is not sent successfully to the endpoint is considered to be a failure. Use the ALE failure text property to specify the descriptive text that is used to signify this failure. |
Example | ALE Dispatch Failed |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property sets the fully qualified local path to the folder in which to write RFC trace files.
Required | No |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | Identifies the fully qualified
local path into which RFC trace files are written. If RFC trace on is set to False (not selected), you are not permitted to set a value in the Folder for RFC trace files property. |
Example | c:\temp\rfcTraceDir |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the Gateway host name. Enter either the IP address or the name of the Gateway host. Consult your SAP administrator for information on the Gateway host name.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | This property is the host name of the SAP gateway. The gateway enables communication between work processes on the SAP system and external programs. The host identified is used as the gateway for the resource adapter. Maximum length of 20 characters. If the computer name is longer than 20 characters, define a symbolic name in the THOSTS table. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the identifier of the gateway on the gateway host that carries out the RFC services.
Required | Yes |
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Default | sapgw00 |
Property type | String |
Usage | These services enable communication between work processes on the SAP server and external programs. The service typically has the format of sapgw00, where 00 is the SAP system number. Maximum of 20 characters. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
Specifies the IP address or the name of the application server host that the adapter logs on to.
Required | Yes (when load balancing is not used). |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | When the adapter is configured to run without load balancing, this property specifies the IP address or the name of the application server that the adapter logs on to. |
Example | sapServer |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property includes empty tags to the unpopulated fields in the IDoc segment, which are sent to a configured endpoint, based on the option selected.
Required | No |
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Possible Values | BEFORE_AND_AFTER ONLY_BEFORE ALL_UNPOPULATED_FIELDS_SEGMENTS |
Default | ONLY_BEFORE |
Property type | String |
Usage | Use this property to select the following IDoc empty tag options:
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Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property determines whether IDoc packet errors are to be ignored.
Required | No |
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Possible values | True |
Default | False |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | If the adapter encounters
an error while processing the IDoc packet, it can behave in two different
ways.
This property is not used for single IDocs and for non-split IDoc packets. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the Language code in which the adapter logs on.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | For a full listing of languages and associated code page numbers that are supported by SAP, see SAP Note 7360. |
Default | The default value for the Language code property is based on the system locale. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Each of the supported languages is preceded by a two-character language code. The language itself is displayed in parentheses. If you enter a language code manually, you do not need to enter the language in parentheses. The language codes that are listed represent the SAP default set of 41 languages for non-Unicode systems plus Arabic. The value that you select determines the value of the Codepage number property. |
Example | If the system locale is English, the value for this property is EN (English). |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies if your SAP configuration uses load balancing
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | True |
Default | False |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | This value should be set to true if the SAP configuration uses load balancing. If set to true, Message server host, Logon group and SAP System ID need to be specified. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is an identifier for the name of the group of application server instances that have been defined in transaction SMLG and linked together for logon load balancing.
Required | Yes (if load balancing is used) |
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Possible values | Consult SAP documentation for information on creating Logon groups and on calling transaction SMLG. |
Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | When the adapter is configured for load balancing, this property represents the name of the group of application server instances that have been defined in transaction SMLG and linked together for logon load balancing. Logon load balancing allows for the dynamic distribution of logon connections to application server instances. Maximum of 20 characters. On most SAP systems, the SPACE logon group is reserved by SAP. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the number of events that the adapter delivers to the export component during each poll period.
Required | Yes |
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Default | 10 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | This value must be greater than 0 |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the number of times the adapter tries to restart the event listeners.
Required | Yes |
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Default | 0 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | When the adapter encounters an error related
to the inbound connection (if the SAP application is down for example),
this property specifies the number of times the adapter tries to restart
the event listeners. A value of 0 indicates an infinite number of
retries.
Note: Configure the Time between retries in case
of system connection failure (milliseconds) appropriately
when retrying infinitely.
For each retry attempt, the adapter waits based on the time interval specified in the Time between retries in case of system connection failure (milliseconds). Note: If
all the retry attempts fail, the adapter logs relevant messages and
CEI events and stops attempting to recover the event listener. If
you reach this point, you might have to restart the application manually.
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Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the name of the host on which the message server is running.
Required | Yes (if load balancing is used) |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | This property specifies the name of the host that will inform all the servers (instances) belonging to this SAP system of the existence of the other servers to be used for load balancing. The message server host contains the information about load balancing for RFC clients so that an RFC client can be directed to an appropriate application server. |
Example | SAPERP05 |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the number of listeners that are started by an event.
Required | No |
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Default | 1 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | For event sequencing, this property should be
set to 1. To improve adapter performance, you can increase the number of listeners. The adapter will not start if the number of listeners is zero (0). |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the partner character set encoding.
Required | No |
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Default | UTF-8 |
Property type | String |
Usage | When an encoding is specified, it is used; otherwise, the default encoding is used. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the password of the user account of the adapter on the SAP application server.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | The restrictions on the password depend on the version of SAP Web Application Server.
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Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | Yes |
This property is the user password for connecting to the database.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | This property specifies the password used by event-persistence processing to obtain the database connection from the data source. |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the program identifier under which the adapter registers in the SAP gateway.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | Use the SAP transaction SM59 (Display and Maintain RFC Destinations) to see a list of available RFC program IDs. |
Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | The adapter registers with the gateway so that listener threads can process events from RFC-enabled functions. This value must match the program ID registered in the SAP application. The maximum length is 64 characters. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the global trace level.
Required | No |
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Possible values | 0 - No error |
Default | 1 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | If RFC trace on is set to False (not selected), you cannot set a value in the RFC trace level property. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies whether to generate a text file detailing the RFC activity for each event listener.
Required | No |
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Possible values | True |
Default | False |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | A value of True activates
tracing, which generates a text file. This file is created in the directory in which the adapter process was started. The file has a prefix of rfx and a file type of trc (for example, rfc03912_02220.trc). Use these text files in a development environment only, because the files can grow rapidly. If RFC trace on is set to False (not selected), you cannot set values in the Folder for RFC trace files or RFC trace level properties. |
Example | Examples of the information in the file are RfcCall FUNCTION BAPI_CUSTOMER_GETLIST, followed by the information for the parameters in the interface, or RFC Info rfctable, followed by the data from one of the interface tables. The trace file is created in the directory where the adapter process has been started. The trace file has a .trc file extension and the file name will start with the letters rfc followed by a unique identifier. For example, rfc03912_02220.trc. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the system ID of the SAP system for which logon load balancing is allowed.
Required | Yes (when load balancing is used) |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | Value must be three characters |
Example | DYL |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the path to the library that provides the secure network connection service.
Required | Yes, if SncMode is set to 1; no otherwise. |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | If the SncMode property is set to 1 (indicating that you are using a secure network connection), specify the path to the library that provides the service. |
Example | /WINDOWS/system32/gssapi32.dll |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the name of the secure network connection.
Required | Yes, if SncMode is set to 1; no otherwise. |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | If the SncMode property is set to 1 (indicating that you are using a secure network connection), specify a name for the connection. |
Example | DOMAINNAME/USERNAME |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the name of the secure network connection partner.
Required | Yes, if SncMode is set to 1; no otherwise. |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | If the SncMode property is set to 1 (indicating that you are using a secure network connection), specify a name for the connection partner. |
Example | CN=sap00.saperpdev, OU=Adapter, O=IBM, C=US |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the level of security for the secure network connection.
Required | Yes, if SncMode is set to 1; no otherwise. |
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Possible values |
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Default | 3 (Privacy protection) |
Property type | String |
Usage | If the SncMode property is set to 1 (indicating that you are using a secure network connection), specify a value to indicate the level of security for the connection. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies which IDoc Type and MessageType combinations are to be updated.
Required | No |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | You can set values for
this property only if the ALE update status property is set to True. When you set the AleUpdateStatus property to True, the adapter updates a standard SAP status code after the adapter retrieves an IDoc object for event processing. Use the ALE selective update property to specify which IDoc Type and MessageType combinations are to be updated. The syntax for this property is: IDocType: MessageType [;IDocType: MessageType [;...]] where a slash (/) delimiter separates each IDoc Type and MessageType, and a semicolon (;) delimiter separates entries in a set. |
Example | The following example illustrates
two sets. In the example, MATMAS03 and DEBMAS03 are the IDocs, and
MATMAS and DEBMAS are the message types: MATMAS03/MATMAS;DEBMAS03/DEBMAS |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the message code to use when the adapter posts the ALEAUD01 IDoc with message type ALEAUD.
Required | No |
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Possible values | For a list of available codes, refer to the SAP table TEDS1. |
Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | You can set a value for
this property only if the ALE update status property has been set
to True. You must configure this message code in the receiving partner profile on SAP. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies whether the adapter stops polling for events when it encounters an error during polling.
Required | No |
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Possible values | True |
Default | False |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | If this property is set to True, the adapter stops polling when it encounters an error. If this property is set to False, the adapter logs an exception when it encounters an error during polling and continues polling. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the ALE success code for the successful posting of an IDoc.
Required | Yes if AleUpdateStatus is set to True; otherwise, no. |
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Possible values | 39 |
Default | 55 - Application document posted |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | Use this property only
if you set the ALE update status property to True. When you set the AleUpdateStatus property to True, the adapter updates a standard SAP status code after the adapter retrieves an IDoc object for event processing. Use the ALE success code property to specify the code for IDoc posted as 53. After the IDoc is sent to the endpoint, the IDoc status remains as 03 (IDoc posted to port) in SAP. After posting the IDoc, the adapter posts the audit IDoc with the current IDoc number and status as 53. SAP converts the current IDoc status to 41 (Application Document Created in Receiving System). |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the text that appears when an application document is posted successfully.
Required | Yes if AleUpdateStatus is set to True; otherwise, no. |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | Use this property only
if you set the ALE status update property to True. When you set the AleUpdateStatus property to True, the adapter updates a standard SAP status code after the adapter retrieves an IDoc object for event processing. Use the ALE success text property to specify the descriptive text that is used to signify Application Document Posted. |
Example | ALE Dispatch OK |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the system number of the SAP application server.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | You can enter a range of values from 00 to 99. |
Default | 00 |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | The system number further identifies the Gateway service. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the length of time that the adapter waits between polling periods.
Required | Yes |
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Possible values | Integers greater than or equal to 0. |
Default | 2000 |
Unit of measure | Milliseconds |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | The time interval between polling events is established at a fixed rate, which means that if running the poll cycle is delayed for any reason (for example, if a prior poll cycle takes longer than expected to complete), the next poll cycle occurs immediately to make up for the time that is lost because of the delay. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the time interval between attempts to restart the event listeners.
Required | No |
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Possible values | Positive integers |
Default | 60000 |
Unit of measure | Milliseconds |
Property type | Integer |
Usage | When the adapter encounters an error related to the inbound connection, this property specifies the time interval the adapter waits in between attempts to restart the event listeners. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies if the leading white spaces are trimmed by the adapter before sending it to endpoint.
Required | No |
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Possible Values | True False |
Default | True |
Property type | Boolean |
Usage | If you want the leading white spaces to be trimmed by the adapter before sending it to endpoint, set this property to True. By default, the property is set to True. If you do not want the leading white spaces to be trimmed by the adapter, set the value to False. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |
This property is the user account for the adapter on the SAP server.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | Maximum length of 12 characters. The user name
is not case sensitive. It is recommended that you set up a CPIC user account in the SAP application and that you give this account the necessary privileges to manipulate the data required by the business objects supported by the adapter. For example, if the adapter must perform certain SAP business transactions, the adapter's account in the SAP application must have the permissions set to allow it to perform these transactions. |
Example | SapUser |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | Yes |
This property is the user name for connecting to the database.
Required | Yes |
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Default | No default value. |
Property type | String |
Usage | User name used by event persistence for getting the database connection from the data source. Consult database documentation for information on naming conventions. |
Globalized | Yes |
Bidi supported | No |
This property specifies the X509 certificate to be used as the logon ticket.
Required | No |
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Default | No default value |
Property type | String |
Usage | If the SncMode property is set to 1 (indicating that you are using a secure network connection), you can provide a value for the X509 certificate. |
Globalized | No |
Bidi supported | No |