Interface mapping not visible in interface determination

Hi,
when i create Interface determination in ID i could see Message interface and i could not my Interface mapping in that.
It is saying no objects found.
when i select enhanced instead of standard i could see my Interface mapping
plz give some idea reg. this
Thanks

Hi,
Check if there is any Interface mapping available between the Outbound Message Interface name and Inbound Message Interface name which you are using in your Interface Determination. Check carefully.
Thanks
aMit

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Hello experts,
I am facing a very basic problem in my scenario which is stoping me from moving forward.
In interface determination when i select the inbound interface and then try to select the interface mapping, nothing is shown in the value help.
this is happening for all my scenarios even though the IR configurations are correct and I have also refreshed the cache.
What can be the problem? some installation problem, SLd prob or IR??? Please help as i am stuck!!
Thanks a lot in advance.
Yash

Hi Yash,
This is really very strange despite of most probable solutions.
Can you do one thing delete all configuration objects in Directory and activate. Now in repostiory remove mapping programs(message mapping and interface maaping) and activate.
Check the message types and data types and message interfaces.
Specially in message interfaces check whether correct message types are assigned. If so proceed with new mapping programs and activate the objects.
Also do a fresh configuration in ID, activate and execute your scenario.
One question, can you give a arrow diagram of scenario(e.g. file>xi>JMS)
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You can only choose the Interface mapping for the Enhanced recevier determination in the extended tab of Receiver determination. & I dont see the Interface mapping in the select list.
Where do I have to check for the proper outbound message???
Regards

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Interface Mapping Not found?

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Hi Phani,
It won't be solved by restarting the server.
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hi,
could you plz check as Sheshagiri and Phani have said.
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I already solved the problem. The namespace and Operation mapping name is too long that's why it cannot be located at runtime.
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