on 07-26-2007 1:33 PM
What is MultiMapping, what interface do we use for it?
mapping 2 source strucutre to 1 target or mapping 1 source to 2 targets are referred to as mutimapping. it is applicable to any interface types
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Hi krishna,
multimapping allow you to create more target structure instances from one source structure instance containing more items. For example, you can use the IDoc packaging tecnique. See here:
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/12/09/xiidoc-message-packages
(Can you provide me some points if my answer has been helpful? Thanks!)
Regards.
Gabriele.
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Hello Chaitanya,
Refer the following blogs
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
/people/narendra.jain/blog/2005/12/30/various-multi-mappings-and-optimizing-their-implementation-in-integration-processes-bpm-in-xi
/people/sudharshan.aravamudan/blog/2005/12/01/illustration-of-multi-mapping-and-message-split-using-bpm-in-sap-exchange-infrastructure
MultiMapping is a term referred to any mapping that has mutliple messages in your source or target.
So, mappings like
1. 1:N --> 1 source message and N target messages
2. N:1 --> N source messages and 1 target messages
3 M:N --> M number of source messages and N number of target messages
are referred as MultiMappins.
Mapping 1 can be achieved without BPM whereas others need to have a BPM.
With Regards,
Raju.
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1. 1:N (1 source message and N target messages)
2. N:1 (N source messages and 1 target messages)
3. M:N (M number of source messages and N number of target messages)
are referred as MultiMapping
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