Defining import paarmeter in a RFC in R/3

The scenario is like this.
The data come in XI from Web service.XML structure is recived and the same is then sent across to an rfc.
This rfc should get trigerred, do some calculations and respond back with the same XML structure in its export paarmeters.
My question is what should the import parameter in RFc look like when i recive the data from XI.
This data will be consisting of several records with the same kind of data.
Please let em know if any of you ahve any answer to this.

Hi,
Use the Tables and not import parameter as the records are repeating.
1. Create an transparent table with the fields name and id.
2. In the table parameter using define this table parameter as
Parameter Name Typing Associated Type
<table name> - like - <transparent table>
if the same fields needs to be returned for each record then use the same in Changing parameter if RFC instead of Tables.
Thanks
SaNv....

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