on 10-21-2009 7:18 AM
Hi,
I have created the message mapping and created the UDF as mentioned in the blog mentioned below
Could you please clarify how to link this UDF and test it. Is it enough if we create only the RFC receiver CC or Should I need the MI....file sender/Receiver CC as well and the necessary sender and receiver agreements, reciever and interface determination
Regards,
Nithiyanandam
Hi Nithiyanandam,
-->If you read this article you will get an idea about the lookups
-->Lookups is used to test at the mapping level itself.
Thanks
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Hi Nithya,
ITS NOT REQUIRED TO CREATE SENDER AGRMENTS,Receiver agrements stuff.Just create one receiver communication channel,and cal this communication channel in UDF,while executing this UDF it will cal the Receiver communication channel to establish the communication between SAP System.
Regards,
Raj
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Hi,
Thanks for your inputs...
How do I call the UDF, should I map it like a normal UDF
ie. in the ex.. blog
PO number is provide as request. Should I call it at that point
to map the UDF b/w tthe source and target.
Tel me how i can proceed with the testing... as I have the UDF seperately, MM for req and for response, NO MI
and not linked the UDF any where.. How shd i call to execute the scenario and get the responsein one field
Regards,
Nithiyanandam
Hi,
In that documeny clearly explained like only one argument to UDF,test data to the UDF passing in UDF it self so you no need to map any value from source or no need to give any values.
if you confused writing in UDF way,better to try using JAVA Mapping,just adding execute lethod to your code.
Raj
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