XSD to create Message interface

Hi,
Is is possible to use the XSD imported from the data type and create the external definition to create the message interface directly without creating the message type.
shree

Hi,
I have a xsd exported from a R3 System and it seems that xsd doesn't have a message definition.
How can I add a message definition by hand?
Thanks,
Pedro Leal
Edited by: Pedro Leal on Feb 27, 2008 4:19 PM

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