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Siebel Business Process & Functionality (MOSC)

how we acknowledge a request when submit to SRBroker and how it handle with respective component and

May 25, 2017 12:59AM edited Jun 3, 2017 5:00AM in Siebel Business Process & Functionality (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered

Hello Team,

I would like to know, When a request submit to SRBroker, how it will handle the request and how it will route to the component

For example, we have 3 Production servers, WfProcMgr is running only on one server and remaining 2 servers are OM servers,

1. When SRBroker on OM server sends a request to another SRBroker it receive a request by seeing SRMRouting as [RCV REQ] and component is [WfProcMgr]

2. When WfProcMgr receive a Request a Request from SRBroker i can see GET REQ in WfProcMgr tasks

3. When WfProcMgr initiates a task for WfProcMgr it will send a notification SRMRouting [SNDNTFY]

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