Dynamic Configuration URL

Hello,
We had a working solution for dynamic URL settings for HTTP adapter from the message mapping using UDF as mentioned in the previous blogs and help.sap. But after a recent update of support packs the URL seems to be getting incorrect values. Is there any visial admin settings that need to be checked after SP upgrades with respect to dynamic URL configuration?
Teresa

Hi,
I have tested the interface mapping and Message mapping. They seem to bring in the correct URL dynamically but during runtime its been sent to another URL.
Please advise.
Teresa

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