Thanks, I already went trough the document, but it doesnt tell where is stored the data when doing value mapping, and I dont really get the point of replication
You create a value mapping in ID and you create the entries for your value mapping in ID only. Look at page 6 of the document, it talks about how to add entries to the value mapping table.
If you have stored value mappings in external tables, you can replicate this data in the runtime cache (on the Integration Server). To do this, you can use special message interfaces (value-mapping replication interfaces) that allow you to implement both synchronous and asynchronous replication scenarios.
These two documents will give you more details on value mapping replications :
but it doesnt tell where is stored the data when doing value mapping,
It is stored at the Java runtime cache. You may check its presence in RWB -> Cache Monitoring -> Select Value mapping.
Value mapping replication could be used to import say large amount of values through some external file like excel. Search on sdn with "value mapping replication" and you will get details.
Have a look at this link : [How to Perform Value Mapping u2013 A Walkthrough|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/00ee347e-aabb-2a10-b298-d15a1ebf43c5]
The document has described the steps to create a value mapping in ID and it has also covered the Value Mapping replication topic.
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