on 10-16-2007 3:35 PM
Hi,
got this source structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:MT_Req xmlns:ns0="http://test">
<MessageID>13123</MessageID>
<CommunicationStyle>Synchronous</CommunicationStyle>
<Parameter id="AIRLINEID">AZ</Parameter>
<Parameter id="CONNECTIONID">0789</Parameter>
<Parameter id="FLIGHTDATE">20071017</Parameter>
</ns0:MT_Req>
All fields (even the message) are 1:1. Only parameter is 0..unbounded.
I will map this to BAPI_Flight_CheckAvailability where message and fields are 1..1.
I would like to check the value of attribute id and map the value of parameter to
one of the target fields.
In my mapping the queue looks like this:
SUPPRESS
AIRLINEID
AIRLINEID
CONNECTIONID
CONNECTIONID
FLIGHTDATE
FLIGHTDATE
Because the target structure got condition 1..1 the mapping failed.
Why does the entries appear twice?
thanks
chris
Hi,
The queue showing the details are perfect. You are able to view the structure like below
SUPPRESS
AIRLINEID -
Value of the field
AIRLINEID -
This Context Change ( Not appear twice)
CONNECTIONID --- Value of the field
CONNECTIONID --- This Context Change ( Not appear twice)
FLIGHTDATE -- Value of the field
FLIGHTDATE --- This Context Change ( Not appear twice)
To get the idea on this just use removecontext which is available in Nodefunctions it will remove all context changes and would shown to you like
SUPPRESS
AIRLINEID
CONNECTIONID
FLIGHTDATE
FLIGHTDATE -- Context change.
Hope it will give the clear idea to u
Cheers
Veera
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check the context if you are mapping this to some other level......use remoe context and try
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