Message - Test is formatted - Details

Hi
In any Order/Contract header/line text, I am getting the message "Test is formatted -> Details" and could not EDIT it.
The text is "I quoted the 1K price currently on the leaded version. They are requesting 20K pricing here which I believe is inflated, so I have quoted the current leadfree price at the 1K level."
The issue happens only for this text.
I saw in SE75, and for all the texts the Format option is NOT "DOC". Only if it DOC it will not allow to EDIT that particular text even for the FIRST time.
I checked in the FM "CONVERT_STREAM_TO_ITF_TEXT", while splitting the above text into lines of 72 chars, the word "Quoted" is getting splitted as "Q" in the 2nd line and the remaining "uoted" in the 3rd line and an "=" comes in the Format.
Because of this "=" , the text is non editable and I am getting the message.
Please give your suggestions to solve this.
Regards,

Hi Vijayendra,
Thanks for ur reply.
I tried searching for the SAP note u mentioned, but couldnot find it. Could u please help me with the SAP note details?
Regards,
Siva.

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but my problem is that if i am getting the content in the messageText variable by using request.getParameter() method from another page,then i get it as:
" Dear xyz,How are You?I am fine.bye "
please tell me the solution to my problem of getting in the proper format.
thanx
geeta

i htink u can go in for pre formatting..
<pre> Message Text </pre> ....This will output the messagein the same way as it was written..
i did not try this..please tell me whether this solves ur problem.
sriram

How to convert XML message in text format by using HTTPS-Receiver adapter

Is it possible to convert XML message in text format when we use HTTPS as the receiver adapter?
If yes, how?
Thanks!
Mrudula

Hi Mrudula,
As far as i know there are no content conversion methodology for HTTPS as the recevier adapter.
Also you can read through these links to confirm the same:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/0d/5ab43b274a960de10000000a114084/content.htm
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wbihelp/v6rxmx/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.wbia_adapters.doc/doc/sap_xi/sapximst30.htm
SAP NetWeaver - XML Communication Interface (CA-XML) [original link is broken]
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abhy
note: reward the helpful.

Need Help! have an issue from my auto response email, it showing the "MIME This is a multi-part message in MIME format. " and the signature message disappeared.

ave an issue from my auto response email, it showing the "MIME This is a multi-part message in MIME format. " and the signature message disappeared and replaced with some unreadable message

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Is there a Message Test tool in XI WAS ABAP?

There's a message test tool in runtime work bench of WAS JAVA,
is there one in XI WAS ABAP so that I can send data to inbound message interface?
Thanks in advance.

Michal, I've refered to that blog, it is what I want.
Now I have one more quetion
I've just started to learn XI as well as SAP for several months, but truely I've already read a lot of articles written by you. Seems you always know some tricks inside SAP, but how can you always figure out a way to solve this kind of quetion? Like the use of cl_xms_main, from where you learned about it? from "F1" or somewhat else? That what I really want to know.
Can you tell me that?
B'Rgds,
YiNing

Can I send message in byte format

hello
Why no one is answering me
but still I want to know that Can I send message in byte format to inbox
message.setContent(byte [] b, "text/plain");
And Can I receive mail in byte format from inbox.
String dis = new String((String)messagePart.getContent());
plz resolve my problem

Obviously you have a very skewed view of the world
based on what you want to do. The most common thing
people want to do with email is not send raw binary data.
The most common thing people want to do is send text to be
read by a human.
Nonetheless, it's very easy to send binary data. Again, the
most common case is sending text. The thing that's important
with text is that it appear as the same text at the other end.
That's easy. But if you have text where every CR, LF, and
space has to appear absolutely unchanged at the other end,
that requires a bit of extra work.
The demo program sendfile.java that comes with JavaMail
shows how to send a file as an attachment. That's the core
of the program. Here's the 6 lines of code you need to add
to that program to do what you want:
------- sendfile.java -------
100c100,104
< FileDataSource fds = new FileDataSource(filename);
FileDataSource fds = new FileDataSource(filename) {
public String getContentType() {
return "application/octet-stream";
};113a118,119
msg.saveChanges();
mbp2.setHeader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "base64");Is that so hard?
If you don't want to send the file as an attachment, but rather as the one
and only body of the message, it's even easier. Let me know if I need
to write that program for you as well.
And if you already have the data in memory in a byte array, that's even
easier still.

NIBTSG_LE_TP_PAYLOAD_TYPE defined as "LE TEST PACKETS FORMAT"?

In the "NI Bluetooth Toolkit .Net Wrapper" (niBT_DotNETWrapper), is
NIBTSG_LE_TP_PAYLOAD_TYPE the same as "LE TEST PACKETS FORMAT" as defined by the Bluetooth Specification 4.2, section 4.1, page 182?
https://www.bluetooth.org/DocMan/handlers/DownloadDoc.ashx?doc_id=286439
If so, please make the documentation more clear. The description at:
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/373431B-01/lvbtanalysisprop/attr3/
says,
LE-TP (27)
Specifies that the packet type is LE-TP.
Please do not define things as themselves.

Hello Rick,
LE-TP is the test packet, but we support up to Blutooth Specification 4.0. You can find version 4.0 here.
Here is some other useful links that show the valid values for the property that I would like to have documented in this forum post.
Packet Settings: LE-TP Payload: Payoad Type Property
NIBTSG_LE_TPPAYLOAD_TYPE
I will also be filling a Corrective Action Request to make that part of the documentation mor clear.
Brad S.
Application Engineering
National Instruments

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