on 09-15-2010 6:49 PM
Hi Experts,
Once again I'd like to ask for your help. Basically, we are doing an SAP <> PI <> WS Scenario. For our function module, we wrote another one in which the output of function module A will be the request sent to SAP by function module B. Our problem, in our development environment, we are receiving the XML with the correct tags and values:
<Root>
<Parent>
<child1>value1</child1>
<child2>value2</child2>
</Parent>
</Root>
However, when we moved this FM to the Testing Environment, we are now receiving the following structure:
<Root>
<Parent>
<child1>value1value2</child1>
<child2></child2>
</Parent>
</Root>
Has anyone ever encountered an issue like this?
Regards,
Hi Mark.
Try to clear Full Cache and re-transport the RFC Structure to Testing Environment.
You can also look at SM59 Connection and its configurations about UNICODE is right, then look Communication Channel is right.
Good Luck
Bruno
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You should create fresh channels in testing. Also, cross check ur channels setting...It has happened with me & new channels has solved the issue.
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hi,
try this.
point the RFC Channel to DEV enviroment to be sure there is no problem in the dev enviroment too. if so, there you are. if not try what stefan sugguested
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you have to stop and start the channel, so the RFC metadata cash will be refreshed.
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