on 09-22-2005 3:41 AM
Hi,
It seems that one interface mapping can contain multiple message mappings. During runtime, which message mapping will be used?
Best Regards
Jerome
Look at the Point 6 in SAP Help
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/4f/ef761a5ecfb1418b79896e10fe4c57/content.htm
regards
SKM
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Basically it is like a series of pipelines, with the output of the first becoming the input for the next. My project has 4 interface mapping in it piped together.
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Hi Jerome,
the second is using the result from first as source and so on.
Regards,
Udo
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HI Jerome Zhao,
In Interface mapping we can add many mapping program. but the thing here is that all the mapping program are execute in sequence.
for Eg.
we want: M1--->M3
We have: M1--->M2 using program p1
M2--->M3 using program p2
then for M1--->M3 in the interface mapping IM1
we can have sequence of mapping program p1 and p2 in IM1 so that message M1 is translated from M1 to M2 using P1 and then M2 to M3 using p2.
hope you got the point.
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