on 07-26-2007 2:54 AM
Hello,
I am working on a scenario which includes SOAP and IDOC.
sri
Message was edited by:
sri rao
Sri,
<i>Ext.Def message has only four flields, 1, 2, 3 and the 4th one is payload field</i>..
What do u mean by the above sentence. The whole external definition itself is considered as payload, only. Can u be more specific please.
Best regards,
raj.
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Sri,
Oh, I'm sorry got it. The message which u chosen will be the input payload. After that its normal field to field maping only. Also one more thing if the external service(SOAP) is calling u means, u only have to give ur WSDL to them right? Create Message Interface with 4th message and create WSDL for the same. I think its out of ur question, just suggestion.
Best regards,
raj.
Raj,
" Also one more thing if the external service(SOAP) is calling u means, u only have to give ur WSDL to them right? "
you are right, I have to give WSDL file. befor that i have to create any message mapping?, if so how to map with four fileds? I am lost here.
I think u got the scenario please suggest me the steps
Regards
Sri
Message was edited by:
sri rao
Sri,
If you drag and drop the External definition message into your source mapping editor and on selecting 4th message , can u see any structures over there or not?
Also while creating Outbound Message Interface choose the help button and drill to ur External definition message u can see the 4th message choose that for Message Interface, don't drag and drop External defn for Message Interface. Tell us which step is not clear for u?
Best regards,
raj.
Rao,
If you have data in the payload field which needs to be mapped to Orders Idoc then you have to parse the file first and then you have to map. So create two interfaces in which the first one will parse your file and in the second one you map to the Idoc.
Or you can use two mappings in your interface mapping. In the first mapping just parse the file and in the second you map to the Idoc.
So File>mapping1>target1
target1>mapping2>Idoc
Regards,
---Satish
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