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SAP XI 3.0 - JDBC - Receiver

this documentation provides information about creating a JDBC receiver channel receiver means that data is written into a database via XI JDBC adapter Prerequisite for using the JDBC adapter is of course access to a database system like SAP DB or MS SQL server or any database that provides a JDBC driver An appropriate JDBC driver must be deployed on the system. See XI Configuration Guide for more information Be sure that in SQL Server authentication mode is set to “mixed mode”. Right click your DBMS Server in Enterprise Manager Tool and select “properties” ->”security”-> choose “SQL server and windows” authentication To configure a complete roundtrip you could define a file sender channel where the message is send from Routing rules and sender has to be specified as for any other channel in the directory object model

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SAP XI 3.0 - JDBC - Receiver

this documentation provides information about creating a JDBC receiver channel receiver means that data is written into a database via XI JDBC adapter Prerequisite for using the JDBC adapter is of course access to a database system like SAP DB or MS SQL server or any database that provides a JDBC driver An appropriate JDBC driver must be deployed on the system. See XI Configuration Guide for more information Be sure that in SQL Server authentication mode is set to “mixed mode”. Right click your DBMS Server in Enterprise Manager Tool and select “properties” ->”security”-> choose “SQL server and windows” authentication To configure a complete roundtrip you could define a file sender channel where the message is send from Routing rules and sender has to be specified as for any other channel in the directory object model

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XI30 J2EE AE JDBC adapter

receiver channel

Dennis Kropp,
SAP SI AG

JDBC adapter - prerequisites

this documentation provides information about creating a JDBC receiver channel

receiver means that data is written into a database via XI JDBC adapter Prerequisite for using the JDBC adapter is of course access to a database system like SAP DB or MS SQL server or any database that provides a JDBC driver An appropriate JDBC driver must be deployed on the system. See XI Configuration Guide for more information Be sure that in SQL Server authentication mode is set to mixed mode. Right click your DBMS Server in Enterprise Manager Tool and select properties ->security-> choose SQL server and windows authentication To configure a complete roundtrip you could define a file sender channel where the message is send from Routing rules and sender has to be specified as for any other channel in the directory object model

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Example : definition in repository (source)


Data type definition in IB repository for source structure

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Example : Source structure instance


This structure is provided by a sender, e.g. file adapter

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <ns:MT_Products xmlns:ns="http://sap.com/xi/jdbc"> <Products cat=HARD"> <Product> <ID>3324</ID> <name>AMD Athlon64 3400</name> <number>5</number> </Product> <Product> <ID>4424</ID> <name>INTEL XEON 1600</name> <number>3</number> </Product> </Products> </ns:MT_Products>

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Example : expected structure (target)


expected structure by JDBC adapter:

<StatementName> <dbTableName action=INSERT> <table>realDbTableName</table> <access> <col1>val1</col1> <col2>val2</col2> </access> <access> <col1>val11</col1> </access> </dbTableName> </StatementName>

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Example : definition in repository (target)


Data type definition in IB repository for target structure

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Example : Mapping of structures in IB


you need a mapping to convert source into target structure

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Example : structure after mapping


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <ns:MT_OrderJDBC xmlns:ns="http://sap.com/xi/jdbc"> <Statement> <orders action="INSERT"> <access> <artNumber>3324</artNumber> <description>AMD Athlon64 3400</description> <quantity>5</quantity> <new>true</new> </access> <access> <artNumber>4424</artNumber> <description>INTEL XEON 1600</description> <quantity>3</quantity> <new>true</new> </access> </orders> </Statement> </ns:MT_OrderJDBC>

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IB Directory receiver channel configuration

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Result: data in DB

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