on 09-29-2009 2:11 AM
Hello,
I am trying to do a message splitting scenario using multi mapping for a JDBC ->PI-> SOAP without BPM in PI 7.1 . I tried to insert the operations mapping into the extended receiver determination but it could not see it in the value list. I could only do the standard receiver determination. I am able to do the split under my Request Message mapping and the multiple rows can be seen as a single different payloads under Request Message Mapping->Payloads->SubMainDocument but the receiver SOAP adapter has only the first line of the incoming message. So if I have a sender message of 5 lines, the output which needs to be 5 different XML messages has only the first XML message after the split. I am hoping the extended receiver determination should do the split in the ID. But is there anything else I am missing? Also how it possible to show the operations mapping selection in the extended receiver determination.
Lost and confused
Teresa
Hi,
Cross check whether you have created the interface mapping for the same and also activation of all the objcts in the ESR..
if everything is there then refresh the cache and check the extended receiver determination.
HTH
Rajesh
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Hi Teresa,
One of my colleague faced this problem earlier and when he created the scenario as a scenario(rather than multi-mapping), it was working fine. So i suggest you to do this:
1. Create a Interface determination (like we do for normal interfaces.)
2. Make Receiver Determination (no need of extended)
and try executing your interface
Regards
Suraj
Hi Teresa,
In interface determination, are you trying to select the operation mapping first or the services interfaces? Please select the operation mapping first and the respective service interfaces in that mapping would automatically get populated.
I also faced the similar issue with extended last week, but then normal receiver determination and interface determination did the trick.
Regards,
Sarvesh Desai
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