Default Interface Namespace

Sender SOAP Adapter there is a mandatory field asking for "Default Interface Namespace " and " Default Interface Name ". What should we enter there ?
Does webservices always use Application xml ? How would we find out they are expecting " Application xml " or "content XML" ?
Ajith

Hi Chandran,
This is to reuse the channel for more number of scenarios. If you this default namespace and default interface name in sender channel, then all other scenarios which satisfy this rule(namespace and interface name) can use this channel with out creating new channel.
note:-For SAP PI 7.1, you can have single service interface having multiple operations for each of the message types.
thanks,
madhu

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I have narrowed the problem down to a a few lines. I have
created a simple example of the problem...
// TestClass.as
package {
import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
public class TestClass extends EventDispatcher {
private var _testVar:String;
public function TestClass() {
var testXML:XML = <node1 xmlns="
http://www.testurl.com/"><node2><node3>some
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stack:
scope: [global Object$ flash.events::EventDispatcher$
TestClass$]
locals: TestClass
0:getlocal0
stack: TestClass
scope: [global Object$ flash.events::EventDispatcher$
TestClass$]
locals: TestClass
1:pushscope
stack:
scope: [global Object$ flash.events::EventDispatcher$
TestClass$] TestClass
locals: TestClass
2:getlocal1
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at TestClass/get testVar()
at Test_fla::MainTimeline/Test_fla::frame1()
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The attribute should be in the element's namespace. If I run this snippet on the timeline, it outputs the correct values.
var xml:XML =
<xml>
<animal type="sheep" xmlns="http://blabla">
<name>josh</name>
<age>2</age>
</animal>
<animal type="cow" xmlns="http://blabla">
<name>jim</name>
<age>2</age>
</animal>
</xml>
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And to just make it more clear :
and here is the SAP help on the subject:
Transport Layer in ABAP Workbench
The Change and Transport System supports the distribution of development work on large projects across multiple SAP Systems.
The packages in each development system are grouped into one transport layer.
The transport layer determines whether objects are assigned to a local or transportable change request.
Use
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Customizing settings are not assigned to a package. They have the transport attributes of the standard transport layer of the system or client.
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Default xml namespace and attributes

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I was trying to use default xml namespaces, but came upon something strange.
I got the following piece of xml:
<animal type="sheep" xmlns="http://blabla">
<name>josh</name>
<age>2</age>
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The attribute should be in the element's namespace. If I run this snippet on the timeline, it outputs the correct values.
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<animal type="sheep" xmlns="http://blabla">
<name>josh</name>
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</animal>
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*EDIT* Updated my post with "code" block instead of quote
Last edited by kurri (2011-11-01 22:07:14)

kurri, please edit your post.
When pasting code, please use [ code ] tags https://bbs.archlinux.org/help.php#bbcode
like this
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