Handling attachments in SOAP to Proxy synchronous interface

[ashish_goel4]

Hello Experts,

We have a requirement to validate the attachment size in the incoming web service message.

Attachment size is coming as a field in web service message.

Condition : If attachment size is more than 3 MB , we need to remove the attachment and sends the message to target application after mapping.

If attachment size is less than 3 MB , we need to send message along with the attachment.

Please help how to achieve this. We are not going for BPM.

Thanks,

Ashish

[Muniyappan · Accepted solution]

Hi,

You have to create the udf. Pass size as a input to it.

Use remove attachment method to remove if condition is satisfied. Below one can give idea how to use attachment methods.

https://help.sap.com/javadocs/pi/SP3/xpi/com/sap/aii/mapping/api/OutputAttachments.html

Regards,

Muni.

[Former Member]

Hello,

Check this for handling SOAP attachments in PI (obviously UDF code is not there but it has already been answered above)

Thanks

Amit Srivastava

[former_member181985]

Hi Ashish,

You can read the attachment size using an UDF and then remove the attachment accordingly.

Sample code:

String attachmentID = null;  
AbstractTrace trace = container.getTrace();  ;  
GlobalContainer globalContainer = container.getGlobalContainer();  
InputAttachments inputAttachments = globalContainer.getInputAttachments();  
OutputAttachments outputAttachments = globalContainer.getOutputAttachments();  


if (<YOUR CONDITION FOR ATTACHMENT SIZE>) //var1 - message size input value
{
  try  
  {  
  if(inputAttachments.areAttachmentsAvailable()  )  
  {  
  trace.addInfo("Attachments Available");  
  Collection<String> CollectionIDs = inputAttachments.getAllContentIds(true);  
  Object[] arrayObj = CollectionIDs.toArray();  


  for(int i =0;i<arrayObj.length;i++)  
  {  
  attachmentID =(String)arrayObj[i];  
  outputAttachments.removeAttachment(attachmentID);                                                                 
  }  
  }             
  }  
  catch (Exception e)  
  {  
  e.printStackTrace();  
  } 
}
return    var1;

Regards,

Praveen Gujjeti