on 10-12-2012 11:10 PM
Hi,
I have the following problem, the message source is a tree and subtree and the message destination is a tree and each with different field mapping. Functionally speaking, an order with positions of goods and services and service position with service sub-positions. The positions and sub-positions have different field mappings.
Example:
SOURCE TARGET
HEADER ----------> HEADER
POS 1 --------------> POS A
POS 2 --------------> POS B
SERV 1 ---------> POS C
SERV 2 ---------> POS D
POS 3 --------------> POS E
SERV 1 ---------> POS F
SERV 2 ---------> POS G
POS 4 --------------> POS H
Thank you to send me examples with graphical mapping.
Best regards,
Hi,
The aim was to solve the through graphical-mapping, to avoid extra development effort. The requirement was hedged through ABAP-mapping and JAVA-mapping, choosing the latter for the final solution.
Regards,
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Hello Johny ,
Please try to do Graphical one to one Mapping . if any Condition occue you can use standard Functions or Udf to achive those.
regards
Ritu
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Hi Johnny,
Im sorry, but i dont understand your target structure.
You pointed that POS 2 ---> POS B, but POS 2 is a node and not a terminal node with a value, then how do you want to generate a terminal node in the target structure?. What is the scheme in the target structure?, it is not the same to have:
HEADER
item
terminalNode (with its corresponding value)
or a "constant" structure:
HEADER
POS A (with its corresponding value)
POS B (with its corresponding value)
...
POS H (with its corresponding value)
Please you should explain more your target structure or share your target xsd.
Regards.
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Hi Johnny,
Please check the context of the Target Structure. Ensure that a correct context is used during Mapping,
Thanks,
Kalyan
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