on 12-05-2014 6:45 AM
Hi,
Our functional team suggested that I can use the recordset name as "record". So I went with that in FCC and its working fine now..
Anyhow the discussion from every one of you people was very helpful..
Thanks,
Venu
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Hi Venu,
As Azhar said, change ns to ns0.
Then select tabular tree view and check whether the nodes are showing green. If it shows as red, you may click on generate instance to check what header need to be there. You may copy the header and replace that in payload to test.
Suman
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Hi all,
Feeling really happy for your replies.. Please give me some time and will come back to you with the result...
Thanks,
Venu
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Hi Venu,
In your MM Test, I see in Source Payload you have used the Namespace as <ns:
Please replace it by <ns0: ( and also in the End Tag..last line of the Payload..close it with </ns0:..
and test
Regards,
Azhar
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Hi,
As Sreenivas said add the ignoreRecordsetName TRUE in your FCC.
And update us.
Regards,
Dipen
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Hi,
Can you provide your FCC details?
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