Message Monitoring - Search XML tags

Hi
Do you know if there are any search tools in XI v3 that enable the administrator to search messages that go through XI by the data within the tag name.
For example,in the message below I would want to search on the data held in the tag <Order> i.e. 1111.
<p2:Search xmlns:p2="urn:com.nl4b.sdn.weblog:abapxsltmapping">
<Order>1111</Order>
<Address>1 search steet</Address>
</p2:Search>
Regards
Daniel.

Hi Daniel,
two ways:
1. standard: TREX - with TREX you can search very quickly and it's a standard feature (from SP15)
2. /people/alessandro.guarneri/blog/2006/02/14/super-message-monitor-for-sap-xi <--you can develope your own search
Regards,
michal
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions">XI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</a>

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Geoff Ingram (guest) wrote:
: My question
: ===========
: exactly what steps do you need follow to take an XML doc,
store
: it, and query based on a tag value.
: The 8i Intermedia text option Reference refers to
: XLM_SECTION_GROUP feature. However, no examples are given.
There
: is no user guide.
: I searched Oracle's website and found one reference to
: XML_SECTION_GROUP. The example given is a single row insert
into
: a CLOB column with a single pair of tags.
: This whitepaper gives an example of an XML doc, and a query on
: it:
: XML Support in Oracle8i and Beyond
: November 9, 1998
: It doesn't list the steps in between storing the doc and
quering
: it. This is crucial to the whole thing: does XML_SECTION_GROUP
: allow all nested tags below the top level to be sectioned and
: indexed implicitly? Or do you need to tell Oracle about all
the
: tags you are interested in, in which case what value is added
by
: the XLM_SECTION_GROUP?
: Does Oracle have some better examples on this?
: Below is text cut and pasted from the whitepaper.
: -----------x---------
: Figure 5: InsuranceClaim Mixes Structured Data and Text
: <?xml version="1.0"?>
: <InsuranceClaim>
: <ClaimID>12345</ClaimID>
: <LossCategory>7</LossCategory>
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: <Payee>Borden Real Estate</Payee>
: <Date>12-OCT-1998</Date>
: <Amount>200000</Amount>
: <Approver>JCOX</Approver>
: </Payment>
: </Settlements>
: <DamageReport>
: A massive <Cause>Fire</Cause> ravaged the building
: and
: <Casualties>12</Casualties> people were killed.
: Early
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in
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with
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tags
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: the SQL language, developers can
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Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
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Regards,

Vijaya, we already have solved this problem by creating an EJB and adding it to SOAP Adapter processing modules, so rather signing our payload in the UDF in graphical mapping we are now signing the payload in the SOAP adapter module and removing any unwarranted characters etc over there as well. We cannot send SOAP with header in our scenario as it is adding hell lot of extra bites that our partner system cannot understand, so we have adapted the EJB way of solving it. Thanks anyways for your suggestion.
Athar Ullah Khan

Search for, edit, and delete XML tag (Adobe InDesign Server CS5)

Hi all,
I'm working with Indesign Server CS5 and JavaScript, though having some trouble coming up with a solution to a problem...
I need to build a JS script (called through SOAP) that will enable me to search an InDesign file for a given XML tag.
Upon finding the XML tag, if the 'action' variable is set to delete, it should delete the tag and its contents.
If the action is set to edit, it should change the contents of the tag to some user-specified content.
The primary caveat is that the XML tag is variable, as is the XML structure of the InDesign file.
Here's what I have in mind, in pseudocode:
function findXMLTag(tag, action) {
     app.searchForTag(tag);
     if (tagIsFound) {
          if (action == "delete") {
               tag.delete;
          } else if (action == "edit") {
               tag.contents = "Updated content";
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Ben Kay

'searchForTag' can be implemented as a recursive function.
Recursion is defined like this: I thought, "I'll just search this forum for 'recursion'." The first post I found was one of my own, suggesting that the poster should search the forum for 'recursion'.
Here is an example: find the XML Element [<email>]
And another: Remove xml element using JS[CS3] (read carefully, as the OP got stuck on how to successfully remove an element and continue)
And one, using XML Rules -- which I'm totally unfamiliar with, but may work for you: Changing Values in XML tags

Searching and Summing Based on XML Tags

I'm considering storing XML documents in CLOB fields and using interMedia to manipulate them. Is it possible to search the XML and answer questions like "how many documents were produced in Illinois in the month of June 2000?" where <STATE> and <CREATE DATE> are XML tags? If so, how efficient is this? Would it be better to store likely search or grouping attributes as separate columns?
Any thoughts, experiences would be appreciated.
Byron Lee
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You can do this using WITHIN. Putting the structured information into the text document is, in effect, denormalizing the schema, and can have big performance benefits. The problem is that interMedia Text doesn't do range-searching, so you can query on June within the date tag, but can't say '< July 1'. You might want to leave the structured information in separate columns, and dynamically add them to the text document as xml tags using the user-datastore.

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Hi SDNers,
             I am doing Idoc to File scenario. I triggered an Idoc and it is successfully processed in XI and got struck in message monitoring with hold status.
             After repetetive attempts of restarting the message, still it is in hold status.
             Even if I tried to cancel the message, it is not cancelling as it is in hold status.
            Can anybody please help how to process the message or can anybody explain how to cancel the message from message monitoring, which is in hold status.
Regards,
Jayaram.G

Hi,
If the message that has not yet been delivered is not in error state, the problem cause is probably that the message is blocked in the QRFC queues of the Integration Engine.
Check queue status
Call the Integration Server and call transaction SMQR in the sender and receiver Integration Engine in the corresponding system client.
Check the status of the scheduler and the status of the XBQ* and XBT* queues:
u25CF     Inbound qQueues
XBTI* (ExactlyOnce)
XBQI* (ExactlyOnceInOrder)
u25CF     Outbound queues
XBTO* (ExactlyOnce)
XBQO* (ExactlyOnceInOrder)
u25CF     Acknowledgment queues
XBTB* (ExactlyOnce)
XBQB* (ExactlyOnceInOrder)
u25CF     Large message queue
XBTL* (ExactlyOnce)
If the scheduler has the status Waiting, it is waiting for free work processes. This is why delays occur when XML messages are processed.
If not all necessary queues are registered, you can search for queues with the name prefix above using transaction SMQ2. Use transaction SXMB_ADM to register the queues in this case.

CCMS Alert Monitor (edit monitor-configuration.xml. ?)

Hi Friends
I'm trying to change the default polling time for the CCMS Alert Monitor, 5 minutes instead of 30 minutes.
In http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/e5/5d1741b393f26fe10000000a1550b0/content.htm you can read:
Accuracy
The default polling period for the monitor is 30 minutes. If you want to have shorter polling periods, you can change them in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator as follows:
1. Choose Availability and Performance Management ® Resource Monitoring ® Java System Reports (alias: /nwa/java-sys-reports).
2. Select an arbitrary Number of errors entry in the monitoring tree of the Adapter Engine (leaf node).
3. Choose Configuration in the right-hand pane.
4. Choose Edit in the dialog box that appears.
5. Change the polling period to 5 minutes, for instance.
6. Choose Save and wait until saving is finished (be patient, since this may take a while).
7. Choose Configuration Management ® Infrastructure Management ® Java Configuration Browser.
8. Choose apps ® sap.com ® com.sap.aii.af.app ® Monitoring Configurator ® monitor-configuration.xml.
9. In the xml file, change the polled-by-template period to the same value as above, for example, 5 minutes.
10. Save the modified xml file.
11. Choose Operations Management ® Infrastructure Management ® Start & Stop ® Java EE Services to restart the Monitoring service to apply the changes.
But in step 9, the xml file I've found in my PI 7.1 (SP6) is this:
<monitor-configuration>
<monitor-semantics />
<monitor-tree />
</monitor-configuration>
Also, there is no way to modify that file, you can only display it or download it.
can anyone tell me how to edit the file.
regards
raja

Hi Raja,
This is the same as doing the following:
You can locate the monitor-configuration.xml file in the SDA com.sap.aii.af.app.sda (inside META-INF folder). You can find this SDA in the install directory of PI installation. In this XML file please locate and edit the following tag:
<template-info template-name="SAP_XIJ2EE_RCRDS">
                        <polled-by-template period="30" unit="MINUTE">
                            <generating-resource
                                name="com.sap.aii.utilxi.rtcheck.mx.standard.XIJ2EEComponentMBean" type="APPLICATION"/>
                            <template-attribute-mapping>
                                <invoked-resource-method name="getMonitoringRecords"/>
                            </template-attribute-mapping>
                        </polled-by-template>
                    </template-info>
Change the above to the following *************
<template-info template-name="SAP_XIJ2EE_RCRDS">
                        <polled-by-template period="5" unit="MINUTE">
                            <generating-resource
                                name="com.sap.aii.utilxi.rtcheck.mx.standard.XIJ2EEComponentMBean" type="APPLICATION"/>
                            <template-attribute-mapping>
                                <invoked-resource-method name="getMonitoringRecords"/>
                            </template-attribute-mapping>
                        </polled-by-template>
                    </template-info>
The main change is the polled-by-template value from 30 mins to 5 mins as per your req ******
Construct back the SDA (you can search SDN for that) with this edited XML and then redeploy this SDA with the help of JSPM tool.
This will re-start the PI Server for the changes to come into effect.
I hope this helps.
PS: You can consult your BASIS consultant to locate this sda and re-deploy it on PI Server.
Regards, Gaurav.

"Unterminated value for attribute '' in XML Tag ''.(SBL-UIF-00265)"

Getting this message when I do Edit Web Layout for a view in Siebel tools 7.8.2 "Unterminated value for attribute '' in XML tag ''.(SBL-UIF-00265)"...Anyone have any idea why I am getting this message?

Thanks Joseph,
Actually I looked at the Refer ID 1280569.1 before also, some how I could not figured it out the exact location as I was searching for two "(double quotes).
Today I tried again and finally I found out the culprit. In my case actually there was no two double quotes, instead the " (double quote) was missing.
Thanks again.
Edited by: user624054 on Oct 5, 2011 8:10 AM

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