Create multiple messages in adapter module

Hi!
I've the problem to solve the following scenario: Mail (1) -> XI -> IDocs (1..n)
Since for IDocs message split is not supported and I don't want to use a BPM, is it possible to create different xi-messages in an adapter module which processes the mail?
Therefore I want to make the message split directly on the source: the adapter module.
Best regards,
Daniel

Daniel,
There is no need for a BPM and for an Adapter Module split.
1. Create an XSD out of your IDOC strcuutre and change the occurence of the IDOC element to 0 to unbounded.
2. Import this XSD and use this in your Message Mapping as the target Message Type. For every IDOC to be created in your Target , you will need to create an IDOC tag in the mapping. Each IDOC tag indiactes one IDOC.
3. In your Interface Mapping, DO NOT CREATE a separate Interface for the IDOC, but use the IDOC itself as the Message Interface and select the mapping with the XSD as the target.
Configuration will be as usual.
Regards,
Bhavesh

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Set a variable in Adapter Module and read it during message mapping

Hi guys,
is there any way, how I could set some variable and store its value during the adapter module processing and read back this value in message mapping and use it? Without using a database or files.. I mean, some j2ee storage or something like that..
Thanks for your help,
Olian

Hi guys,
thanks for your answers.. just a clarification, what the problem is.
I need to validate a message in the adapter module, if it's digital signature is valid. If it is, I need to send back to the sender a return code (message) OK, otherwise ERROR. I can't modify the message (or dynamic configuration) as I'm using a WSS in the sender channel. The system doesn't allow me to change anything in the message, so I can't find out in the mapping what the validation result was. I then tried to do the validation directly in the message mapping, but I have some issues there with libraries or what, because the validation code, which works in the adapter module, doesn't work in the mapping java class. So my final thought was maybe I could validate the message in the adapter module and pass the result to the message mapping and then create an appropriate return message (in the mapping). However, I see no way of passing a value there. I'm stuck and have no Idea how to resolve the problem. Any hints guys?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Olian

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