on 02-27-2008 9:33 AM
Hi everyone.
I'm receiving a webservice with a .doc document as attachment. The only thing i want is to save that file into a folder.
In the sender SOAP adapter, i make the payloadswapbean, so the attachment is the main payload now. Problem is that i don't know how to define the data type/message type so the .doc can be mapped there.
Is the same scenario as saving a .jpg file or a pdf dile.
Regards,
Inigo.
One more thing.
Sender SOAP adapter must have defined the message interface and the namespace. But this MI interface must be of type attachment.
If attachment is a .zip, .doc or .jpg file ... how must Message Interface be defined?
Regards,
Inigo.
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Hi stefan.
I've read that is not possible to use standard modules in order to manage the attachmente that i have in my sender SOAP.
My problem is that i need to save the .doc or .zip file into a linux folder. I've made many test using PayloadSwapBean and PayloadZipBean without results.
I've tested same scenario with sender mail adapter and works perfectly.
I've read that in this cases, we must develop custom modules. I've already read our weblog about receiver zip files and weblog that talks about development of modules.
Did you have any code to save an attachment into a file in LINUX/windows folders?
Kind regards,
Inigo.
You cannot use any module in sender SOAP adapter channel.
If you cannot do the swap in receiver adapter, you can only work with the SOAP Axis adapter, which allows standard modules in sender channel.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/45/a4a36de28552f7e10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm
Regards
Stefan
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