on 06-21-2013 5:44 AM
Hello All,
I am working on a Inbound Interface(File to Idoc). As part of Configuration Scenario, I have created Integrated Configuration Object(internally calls Operation mapping and Message mapping) which executes completly on Java stack.
Hence I have used the receiver adapter "Idoc_AAE" to send Idocs to ECC system. As part of message mapping,EDI_DC40 control segment have no values.
Receiver Idoc_AAE Channel has below config parameters in place:
RFC Client Parameters: Default
RFC Destination: <RFC destination of ECC>
Control Record in Idoc XML: Not Mandatory
Currently I am getting an error message in the receiver IDoc_AAE channel as below:
Transmitting the message to endpoint <local> using connection File_http://sap.com/xi/XI/System failed, due to: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: com.sap.aii.af.idoc.exception.IDOCAdapterException: IDoc: Error before sending due to IDoc parsing error: (7) IDOC_ERROR_PARSE_FAILURE: Illegal value "" for attribute BEGIN in <IDOC BEGIN="1"> tag within IDocXML for type <ZZIFS_ZRECON>: state=READING_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE, charPosition=81, lineNumber=1, columnNumber=82
There was a change in Idoc structure from ECC.Hence I have reimported the Idoc into PI and made changes in my mapping accordingly for the new changes. Was able to test mapping successfully in ESR.
Version of PI I am working is PO 7.3 dual stack.
Please help me how to resolve this Issue
Regards,
Moorthy
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Hello Rajesh,
Thanks. But in XSD it is mentioned as "the required" field. Does it mean that we need to put only value 1 or any constant value can we maintain like 2 or 3....etc
We are in migration project.Do we have any option to avoid this other wise, we need to manually edit large nunber of mappings. I mean can we change the XSD of IDOC or is it the standard schema?
Regards,
Ch.Venkat.
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