1:N mapping without using BPM

Hi All,
I am facing a problem in 1:N mapping without using BPM...
I would explain regarding it first...
Scenarion is from SAP > XI> 3files
I have 4 XSD's 1) one is Source Idoc XSD (all xsd's imported to External def.s)
                      2) target file 1 XSD
                       3) target file 2 XSD
                      4) target file 3 xsd
I have created 4 message interfaces one is Outbound and rest 3 are Inbound
and also i have done mapping : In mapping messages tab i have mentioned the 3 XSD(External definitions) and done the mapping as required...
But now my problem is how to proceed with Interface mapping ...
should i create 3 interface mappings ( ithink no) ... but in IM i am able to create for only one taget Interface .. how to with 3 XSD's ...
Any solution is always thankfull...
and Points are surely rewarded....
Thanks and Regards,
Sridhar Reddy

Hi Sridhar,
Receiver Determinatiion: one Receiver without Condition (Service that has all the Three inbound Interfaces).
Then in Interface Determination choose enhanced and choose ur Interface Mapping that has the Multi Mapping.
It will automatically provide the three inbound Interfaces and u can create ur receiver agreements.
Reference Blog:
<a href="/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible:///people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
Regards,
Sudharshan

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 <ifr:basedOnDictionaryReference>
 true
 </ifr:basedOnDictionaryReference>
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We are using XI-7.0.
We need to spilt the message from 1 to many without using BPM based on following conditions.
We need to spilt the one message in many messages depending on the segment records of ZORDER3 and ZORDER2.
If IDOC message do not have segment ZORDER3 then message needs to be spilt based on the segment records of ZORDER2.
In the following example, one IDOC message would come from SAP system and that message needs to spilt into 7 messages for the vendor's system.
Any help will be appreciated.
Source message: IDOC-ZORDER
Segment:ZORDER1(Max occ-1)
PO:4600000010
LineItem:00010
Plant:5000
 Segment:ZORDER2(Max occ-999)
 ServiceCode-100000
 Segment:ZORDER3(Max occ-99)
 CostCenter:CC123456789
 CostDesc:CCTest1
 CocstCenter:CC23456795
 CostDesc:CCTest2
 WBSElement:WBS45698712
 CostDesc:WBSTest1
 WOrderNo:WO56987412
 CostDesc:WOTest1
 ServiceCode-200000
 Segment:ZORDER3(Max occ-99)
 CocstCenter:CC78956795
 CostDesc:CCTest7
 WBSElement:WBS492871
 CostDesc:WBSTest5
 WOrderNo:WO98757412
 CostDesc:WOTest6
Target Message Structure
POData(1:1)
 Level1(1:1)
 PO&LineItemNo:460000001000010
 Plant:5000
 ServiceCode-100000
 Level2(1:1)
 costobjectID:CC123456789
 costobjectDesc:CCTest1Thanks in advance!
MP

Mrudula,
If you give the target structure and occurrences of it , then it will be more helpful. Also please quote on wht basis the message needs to be splitted, coz the condition is not clear, Please give the condition too.
Best regards,
raj.

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Hello everyone,
Is it possible to have dynamic text in alert mail subject or mail details without using BPM in PI?
If I want to configure generic single alert category for all interfaces in my project , and in the subject line of Alert mail, I need to have the Interface ID (unique identifier for that interface) or integration directory scenario name for which this alert has been raised, then is it possible to use some custom alert container for this purpose? Or is there any other way to have these dynamic texts ?
We are using PI7.1 in project landscape.
Thanks in advance,
Minal

Hi,
>>I need to have the Interface ID (unique identifier for that interface) or integration directory scenario name for which this alert has been raised
those two are not available in the container:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/d0/d4b54020c6792ae10000000a155106/content.htm
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk

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hey guys
is a File-To-RFC scenario possible without using BPM? i have gone through the blog by Arpit Seth ( /people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit ) but it uses BPM.
i am new to XI and not very comfortable with BPM.
please let me know if BPM is the only way out or are there some other methods too.
Also under what circumstances one should use BPM?
thanx in advance.
aamir suhail

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it's a standard non BPM scenario
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(inside repository)
and the use of different channels (file and RFC)
you can find many examples in my XI FAQ
(document section)
Regards,
michal
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions">XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</a>

Regarding acknowledgement without using BPM

Hi,
regarding acknowledgement without using BPM,
i've read all realated document sap lib, but i am not clear on it.
what step do i have to follow?
1. IDOC to Java server proxy?
2. RFC to Java Server Proxy?
3. ABAP proxy to SOAP?
thanks & regards
dennis.

> what step do i have to follow?
> 1. IDOC to Java server proxy?
For the IDOC you need not do anything, as IDOCs request ack's per default. For Java Proxies look here:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/3531 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
> 2. RFC to Java Server Proxy?
This is not possible.
> 3. ABAP proxy to SOAP?
Look in the online help for requesting ack's in ABAP proxy (it is similat leik in Java Proxies). You can only work with system ack's.
Regards
Stefan

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