N To 1 Split Payload to Webservice

Hi XI Guru,
I am working on following scenario:
SAP --> XI Adapter --> XI with BPM ( Using n To 1 ) --> SOAP -Adapter Webservice.
I can only send one Payload to Webservice. Could you tell me how i can split more Payload in the Webservice. I don't have the possibility like with Idoc to change 0 to unbounded the solution to change to unbounded don't help me because the Webservice can only received one to more payload.
Could you give me input?
I was very appreciate your Help.
Kind, Dominique

Hi Farooq,
thanks for your reply. I have build one bpm with transformation. My payload lokking like this
- <blz>
<blz>1</blz>
<merkmal>A</merkmal>
<bezeichnung_ki></bezeichnung_ki>
<plz></plz>
<ort></ort>
<kurzbez_ki></kurzbez_ki>
<bic></bic>
<pruefziffer_meth></pruefziffer_meth>
</blz>
- <blz>
<blz></blz>
<merkmal></merkmal>
<bezeichnung_ki>Postbank</bezeichnung_ki>
<plz></plz>
<ort></ort>
<kurzbez_ki></kurzbez_ki>
<bic></bic>
<pruefziffer_meth></pruefziffer_meth>
</blz>
The Webservice can only one "blz" field received, so I want tho build one split to send more than one "blz" to WS.
Thanks in advance

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Hi,
I am trying to find out if there is a way to split the output payload which we get as part of a select query on DB adapter ?
Say, i use DB adapter to query on a condition and expect it to return 10,000 rows.
Instead of db adapter returning me a single xml payload with 10,000 records, i want it to split into 10 xmlpayload of 1000 each. I plan to use ESB for this. There is some provision to set maxrows n max trans size for polling but couldn't find nething for selects and even these were for internal DB operations. I am targetting to reduce middleware xml load.
Would appreciate if somebody could guide me on this.
Thanks in advance

AFAIK there's no default setting for this. However, you can create your own custom SQL query in the DB adapter wizard. Within this query you could limit the result set.
HTH,
Bas

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I call a external web service directly from ECC6.0. In one of the proxy class's methods I need to send a zip file. I can generate ZIP file using SAP supplied class. The file size of this zip file 150 MB and I want to break this file in smaller chunks say 2 MB chunks. Is there a FM / Class / some way to break this file into smaller chunks?
Appreciate your inputs
Thanks,
Vikram

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Regards,
Ashvin

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