on 07-26-2006 1:34 PM
As subject, doesnt seem to be a way to do this. Have had a look in XSLT_TOOL but doesnt seem to be much help.
Thanks in advance.
Hi James,
you can create a transport file for a message mapping. That's all.
Regards,
Udo
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This tool from Daniel does a really nice job of taking the .XIM file exporting to Excel with easily readable source / destination rows.
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Hi James,
Please take a look at these..
/people/sap.user72/blog/2006/02/06/xi-mapping-tool-exports
/people/bhanu.thirumala/blog/2006/02/02/graphical-message-mapping-150-text-preview
cheers,
Prashanth
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Thanks guys, getting a little closer...
Unfortunately, although the tools option allows to export an individual map's metadata, it's not in a usable format for documentation as it contains a lot of irrelevant info (screen layout etc) and is just one map at a time, which is a long way from being able to export an entire mapping to XSLT (or image/printer) in one hit. The text preview suffers from being per-map and is yet another non-standard format.
I'm getting the feeling that I'm stuck with Excel spreadsheets!
Cheers
The ctl-shift-0 is helpful but doesnt seem to give me a way to print it out or export to a standard (non XI) format like XSLT. Main reason I ask is to save some time around producing technical documentation. If I could export as XSLT or at worse, some kind of graphics format, then that would be useful.
Thanks
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Hi James,
1 Put a cursor on the "description" field of the Message Mapping object.
2 Press CTRLSHIFT0
cheers,
Prashanth
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Hi Prashant, i tried to apply the same option .
While i am doing it opens a new windows, where you have some export option , like matadata, java source.
while i am exporting, the files same as .xim extension like test.xim
May i know how can iopen this, can i convert in xml ?
thanks for the information.
I had a look at the xim file earlier, looks like a bespoke binary format of some kind. I think the chances of doing anything with this would be slim unless you're a SAP developer. Perhaps if we knew the file structure we could write some nice third party utilities for processing it.
The mte format of the mapping tool is a simple rename to xml and open as normal.
Cheers
James
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