Getting RFC response structure in XI

All,
I have a scanario like this,RFC>XI->file where i have to map RFC response to file.I have gone throungh some blogs for this.
I am using RFC sender adapter.
In my message mapping i have mapped RFC response to file structure and in my IM i have used RFC as sender interface.
Is it fine?

If your scenario is RFC - XI - File it is not the RFC responce but it is async RFC call.
You call it RFC scenario when the scenario is
send sys --- XI ----File
| |
RFC
For a overview scenario of this scenario and structure creation have a look at my blog Impede Duplicate Files
>>I am wonder how do we get RFC response from R3
Both the Blogs that I replied has the sample ABAP code that is used to send the RFC message to XI.
You can use the imported RFC in both the Message Mapping and the Interface Mapping
Thanks
SaNv...

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Wrong RFC-response filling with characters '#'

Hi all,
we have an XI scenario in which a Report use a synchronous RFC call to run a query on a DB table and return the resultset to the calling Report.
Sync RFC call -> PI 7.0 -> JDBC Query (Select u2026 with ResultSet) -> PI 7.0 -> RFC Adapter
Weu2019ve some troubles on the data returning from the resultset of the query, thatu2019s rightly filled, and the RFC-response structure because there are some '#' characters as values of the response fields.
Weu2019ve loaded into the Message Mapping the instance of the resultset (rightly filled) and the test has run successfully, so perhaps the issue itu2019s regarding the RFC Adapter side.
Now the mapping mapping is set up with constant values but not all the RFC-response fields are filled, infact there are some u2018#u2019 characters that break the values in more lines.
Weu2019ve already run the full cache refresh on XI on the ABAP and Java side, also weu2019ve restarted the XI instances without results.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
GB

If its due to the special characters that are popping in the result of query which does not seem to be valid for RFC response,
1) try to make the RFC Destination Communication Setting as "Unicode"
2) Check the data type of RFC Response structure could be the fields for which the data is mapped are of date/numeric, in that case RFC data type has to be changed.
(you would have to reimport the RFC into PI i guess)
3) If you feel you would not require these special character, you can filter the same in mapping.
4) After all these if you are still struck and data types are rightly defined and rfc destination is rightly maintained for Unicode, then it i feel the problem resides in the RFC Adapter to convert the xml message into ABAP RFC Format using its metadata, in that case i recomend to change the scenario to Proxy from RFC where by the messages are routed by ABAP stack not by Java.

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Hi,
I am making an RFC call from XI to SAP R/3 system.
Scenario: File -> XI -> RFC (SAP R/3)
The request message is picked from the File Adapter, routed through XI, and an RFC call is made on the SAP R/3. The RFC Response has to be obtained in XI, transformed and persisted using the FileAdapter.
I have created the request and response message types and message interface in the repository. The message interface is denoted as Outbound Synchronous. The Request and Response mappings have also been made against the RFC message structure.
I also created the business process in the repository showing the interface as Synchronous between the two actions.
However, in the Integration Builder, when I import and configure the Business Process, the wizard does not show me the response message type or the response mappings.
After completing the configuration, the final configuration is still one-way, and only shows the request scenario.
I am unable to configure the response scenario in the Integration Builder.
During runtime, the request does get invoked and the RFC gets called from XI. However, the response is lost.
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I would guess that synchronous response is the collaboration agreement between business systems, and not related to the transports available between them.
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BusinessSystem1 -> XI -> SAP R/3
The inbound document is being sent by the FileAdapter where the SenderService is BusinessSystem1.
I have also configured another file adapter as a receiver, and this has been configured as a channel for the BusinessSystem1.
Even in this scenario, I am unable to configure the response in the Integration Directory.
I am able to configure the response structures and mappings in the Integration Repository.
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RFC - XI - WebService :: Not getting complete Response from WS

Hi
I am working on a following Synchronous scenario
SAP R/3 --> Sender RFC Adapter --> XI --> Rec. SOAP Adapter --> MI Web Service
Now I tested the structure of Request/Response Message from WebService in XML Spy, & designed my Request/Response Message structure in XI based on that.
Now when I am sending the request from XML Spy,the Response message which is coming is this -->
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
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{ Pls. take note that it is referring variables}
But when I am sending the Request from SAP R/3 using SAP XI, I am getting the Response message from WebService like this -->
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
- 
- <ns1:getResponse xmlns:ns1="http://www.MI/util" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" soapenv:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/">
<getReturn href="#id0" />
</ns1:getResponse>
which suggest that operation is getting called successfully & response is coming back.
Can you tell me what is the reason that why I am not getting the rest of the response .
Regards
- Lalit Chaudhary -

Hi,
Yes it can be possible, you have to maintain SOAP Header.
please see the below links..
How to extract XI-header fields from XI-message in JAVA?
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/12/11/how-to-apply-themes-in-exchange-infrastructure
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c50cddbb-0601-0010-92a7-f2a40ca68e6d
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/advancedsearch?query=href%20%20in%20xi&cat=sdn_all
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It is possible to get a response of a asynchronous RFC call thru wait loop

Hi Experts,
The requirement is that i queue up all the requests from a web services ( One queue per plant for example) which i set in the HTTP sender URL ( i mean the queue name ). and i am posting the records thru a RFC call.
1. Let the RFC call be synchronous and in case the R/3 system is done.. Will the XI queue keep the Call and keep on retrying it till the R/3 system is up.
2. Otherwise if the RFC call be asynchronous, is it possible to introduce a wait loop in BPM to listen to the RFC till i get some response ( i think this is not possible).
Need your suggestion on the same...
The requirement demands that no single request from the web service should be lost.. in case of failure of R/3 they should be queued up and re tried.. Forget about the error because of exception in RFC this will be taken care manually..
Thanks for your response in advance.

Hi Rajesh,
you can queue and restart only asynchronous messages. I think you can build a Business Process, where you repeat sending a message til you have success or maximum number of tries is reached. But no good idea, coz you will get timeout at HTTP sender. Aynchronous messages dont have a response.
May be, XI can solve your task in the standard: In transaction SMQR you can just configure what you describe. All asynchronous messages will be queued and restartet in case of receiver not reachable. You can configure no of retries and intervall between.
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I have pasted below the complete steps for doing a rfc to soap synchronous scenario...i can send a message and update a custom table in r/3 with the data..however i am not getting any response, i have tested the rfc on r/3 and checked the table ..which is getting updated correctly....any ideas on whats wrong .....More important areas are the items in bold.....which is where i think smthing is not ok.
Design..part........
Create data types
1) testScore_dt
2) testScoreResponse_dt.
Create 2 msg types for 1 and 2...
testScore_MT
testScoreResponse_MT
Create Message Interface
MI_TestScore
Outbound Message Interface Synchronous
input Message is testScore_MT
outputMessage is testScoreResponse_MT
Import rfc
ZRfc_testScore
ZRfc_testScoreResponse
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MM_Input_001
Source is testScore_MT
Destination is ZRfc_testScore
MM_Output_001
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Destinatio is testScoreResponse_MT
Create 1 Interface mapping
Source is MI_testSource
Target is ZRfc_testScore
Request tab...choose mapping as MM_Input_001
Response tab ...choose mapping as MM_Output_001
Configuration...
Create Sender_BService
Create Reciever_BService
Create Communication channels
CC_Sender_Soap
default namespace
interface = MI_TestScore
CC_Reciever_RFC
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Interface == ?
Do Interface determination
Need Help ?
Sender Agreement
Sender CC
Reciever Agreement
Reciever CC
Regards
Ravi Raman

Ravi,
I believe your scenario is SOAP to RFC, coz the title and your explanation misleading to different scenarios.
>>>>>>>Do Reciever determination
Sender = Sender_BService
Interface == ?
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Need Help ?
Receiver Determinatio
Sender = Sender_BService
Interface =MI_TestScore
Configured receivers = Receiver_BService
Interface Determinatio
Sender = Sender_BService
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Mapping = Interface mapping.
raj.

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We need to create RFC to JDBC synchronous interface with update_insert action.
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I have gone through the help document on JDBC and it says :
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<update_count>count</update_count>
<insert_count>count</insert_count>
Now following is the question: Is this this the standard feature? Because in our case Database side they will not be sending any response back.
So with the synchronous receiver JDBC channel would we get this update and insert count as response by default?.
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Jane

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Hi gurus,
response structure from SOAP is as below (inbound msg - in SXMB_MONI)
MONI and RWB shows successful(I am using graphical mapping)
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what went wrong?

Hi,
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Guys,
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Hi Mark,
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In my PI box,i used one RFC SXMB_GET_MESSAGES.I provided input to the table parameter with over 155 values.
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If i drill EX_MSG_CONTENT , i get table MSG_VERS_T as one of table output and on further drilling this i get PROP again of type table line.
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The problem is basically in message mapping from file to RFC external message.
The option 2 is working now and I get correct converted file strcuture after FCC and into RFC and also a correct RFC payload.
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I,P,NULL,TH,Test PO TH1 2,2,EA,100,10160000,A002,0001,720090,E.1.4.3,,,,VT#
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Hi,
I have RFC XI BPM Jdbc scenario, in which, I am raising an exception when database connection fails, and sending a message back to the RFC like "failed". But I am not getting any mapping error in the repository, but couldnot map at runtime....when I see in the Technical Workflow, I see "Mapping NOt found".
Could you please help on this issue.
Thanks,
Raj.

hi Raj,
>>>>and sending a message back to the RFC like "failed".
you need to map jdbc request to RFC.response
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(this is the only way)
remember to refresh the cache (SXI_CACHE)
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