on 05-15-2006 7:08 PM
Hi,
I have RFC XI BPM Jdbc scenario, in which, I am raising an exception when database connection fails, and sending a message back to the RFC like "failed". But I am not getting any mapping error in the repository, but couldnot map at runtime....when I see in the Technical Workflow, I see "Mapping NOt found".
Could you please help on this issue.
Thanks,
Raj.
Hi Raj
>Go to SXI_CACHE and check the Return code of the BPM
>Refresh the Cache
>Hope you have created Mapping1 for RFC Req to JDBC Input and Mapping2 for Exception to RFC response
>Check the input Message of BPM and Output after the Mapping...BTW are you getting error in Mapping1 ?
If so take the Input xml from the SXMB_MONI->Inbound and test the IR independently.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Moorthy
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Hello Moorthy,
I am not getting error in mapping1(RFC Req -Jdbc Req).
I am getting error only in BPM error to RFC Res mapping.
In the technical work flow log, I see this message "No Payload Found". and I see only Message_IN there...I cant see message out!!.
I tried diferent comibinations, but no luck. tried with RFC Req to RFC Res also. Any further ideas??
Thanks,
Raj.
Hi Raj,
Before setup please check the Properties of BPM.
Rgd's
Hari
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hi Raj,
>>>>and sending a message back to the RFC like "failed".
you need to map jdbc request to RFC.response
in the <b>exception branch</b> to do the mapping correctly
(this is the only way)
remember to refresh the cache (SXI_CACHE)
Regards,
michal
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