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Editing Settings
*To edit XI Adapter settings
1. Start Integration Server Administrator.
2. In the Adapters menu in Integration Server Administrator's navigation area, click webMethods Adapter for PI/PO. The system displays the Servers page.
3. In the webMethods Adapter for PI/PO navigation area, click Settings. The system displays the Settings page.
4. In Settings page click on Change Settings. The system displays the Edit page.
Fields
Description
Messages
Maximum resend attempts
Specify the maximum number of times you want XI Adapter to resend an outbound, asynchronous MessageObject to a business partner when technical errors occur in the PI/PO environment or in the business partner's system during the first attempt to send.
Resend interval (seconds)
Specify the number of seconds you want XI Adapter to wait between the attempts to resend the outbound, asynchronous MessageObject when technical errors occur in the PI/PO environment or in the business partner's system during the first attempt to send.
Validate incoming messages
Specify if inbound MessageObjects must be validated. Possible values are:
*On.
*Off. Default.
Each MessageObject is enclosed in a SOAP message. You can specify that you want to validate the MessageObjects your XI Adapter receives against a Document Type that defines the SOAP document structure. To see the fields in the Document Type, see the SOAPHeader Document Type in the wm.xi.interfaces.records folder in XI Adapter package.
Typically, you would only use validation to test and debug your environment. For example:
*When new adapters have been added to your Integration Server or the environment of one or more of your business partners and you want to catch any errors.
*When you are running low-level tests using XI Adapter and XI Adapter http service.
*When you are running XI Adapter in a test environment.
Logging
Level of Logging
Specify the level of logging. Possible values are:
*0 (C-Critical)
*1 (E-Error)
*2 (W-Warning)
*3 (I-Information)
*4 (D-Debug) [Default].
*5 (V1-Verbose1)
*6 (V2-Verbose2)
*7 (V3-Verbose3)
*8 (V4-Verbose4)
*9 (V5-Verbose5)
*10 (V6-Verbose6)
You can choose any one level of logging.
Logging level V1-V6 is used to produce detailed debug and trace level logs. The higher log level will produce the higher number of logs. This must be used to understand and identify the issues only.
Facilities
Specifies the facilities that can be logged including ADK issues, connections, services, SAP and other runtime issues. Possible values are:
*0000 General Debugging
*0001 ADK
*0002 Connection
*0003 XI Services
*0004 Admin Services.
*0005 Router and Transaction Manager
*0006 SAP XML Coder
*0007 SAP XML Message Format
*0008 System Landscape Directory
*0009 Runtime Checks
*0010 Sample services
You can select multiple facilities to log.
5. Update the settings and click Save to save the changes.
The system displays the Settings page.