Design Options

[Former Member]

Hello

I am outlining the scenarios here :

I have a flat file with a following type of records:

RecordID ordertype

900 0305 ..............................

900 0305 .............................

920 DS01 .............................

900 0304 .........................................

900 0305 .....................................

920 DS02 .......................

930/any other type -->not concerned with these type of records

Now here is what i have look into :

for all 900's whose Ordertype is same i have to make a call and then to decide to create/change by an RFC Lookup, with this RFC Lookup (i.e. i have to group all the records with ordertype same ) i have to then decide on which IDOC i have to map to .

i.e. For all 900's with one ordertype if i find that there exists an OPEN_PO then i have to call one IDOC with one set of values along with values returned from that RFC

if its OPEN_PO is blank that i should send values to another IDOC

for all 920 records i have to call another IDOC .

I am not expecting whether to use XSLT / Java mapping , I can only use custom functions.

whatz the best approach?

[Former Member]

hi,

You can use graphical message mapping & trigger required mapping with enhanced receiver determination.

regards,

sachin kotalwar

[udo_martens]

Hi Bujji,

>>>>>whatz the best approach?

Your requirements allow to use your favourite mapping. Use the kind you know best (XSL, Java, Message Mapping or ABAP). One advantage of Message Mapping could be, that you already have the target message types (the IDocs), so it is less manually work as for example in XSL. Need of user defined functions (java) is expactable.

Regards,

Udo