on 03-13-2009 8:32 AM
We have a requirment in which we are mapping a node "XXX" of an IDOC structure with a web service. Multiple occurences of a node "XXX" in IDOC are possible (1..9999). We want to make a separate webservice call for each occurence of "XXX" node. The occurence of "XXX" node veries between 1 to 9999. Any idea, how this can be implemented?
Amit,
Can you please tell us how did you resolve this issue? we are facing a similar issue.
Thanks for your feeback in advance.
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Resolved.
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Try with multi-mapping without BPM if the receiver side structure of all the webservices are same and same webservice needs to be called.
Regards,
Prateek
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Hello,
My suggestion is use BPM to split the message and using Block step for each message call webservice.
Regards,
Sreeni.
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Hi,
If you want to use BPM for this requirtement the you can do it by including a Block in your BPM and having the mode as ForEach.
For more info refer this blog:
/people/milan.thaker/blog/2008/08/05/modes-in-block-step-of-bpm
Just make sure the values that you enter in the Multiline Element and Current Element of the BLock.
If not using BPM then you can also follow this blog:
/people/claus.wallacher/blog/2006/06/29/message-splitting-using-the-graphical-mapping-tool
Regards,
Abhishek.
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