One LIFNR, based on a function can send multiple values to traget.

Question

Dear SDNers,
I need your help to solve this problem…
Let me explain the situation.
I have a field value “LIFNR”, which is sending a value from the source to target.
Here by using a User Define Function based on parameters I have to map the exact target.
The problem is:
Currently I am having a function which is sending  a value to the target based on parameters and some times the target values are more that a single value. At that situation the function returns a random value to the target value.
In the below Old Function there is a method used to execute only one value, if more than one values are there then it will select a random value from them and send that value to the destination.
IFIdentifier src = XIVMFactory.newIdentifier(strContext, senderAgency, senderScheme);
IFIdentifier dst = XIVMFactory.newIdentifier(strContext, receiverAgency , receiverScheme);
String strResult = XIVMService.executeMapping(src, dst, a);
Solution as in New Function,
I have created a array to that particular destination variable and stored all value in array and passed to that target value. I have bold that letters.
//here I run a loop to store multiple destination value
if(receiverService.length>1)
for(i=0;i<receiverService.length;i++)
if (receiverService.equals("EM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("KM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("C11CLNT003")) receiverAgency<i> = "C11CLNT003";
I am sending both the functions
My question is is that LIFNR can send the multiple values to the detination for this change ?
And also I want to know how to execute this program and transport and testing this UDF.
Please need your inputs.
Thanks
Bala Prasad
4. Old Function
java.util.regex.Pattern;java.util.Vector;java.util.regex.Matcher;com.sap.aii.mapping.value.api.*;
public String get_Value_Mapping_Table_V(String a,String scheme,String context,Container container){
// PART1 : First we need to get the sender - and receiver service from the container object
GlobalContainer globalContainer;
String senderService = new String();
String receiverService = new String();
java.util.Map map;
//Fill variables
globalContainer = container.getGlobalContainer();
map = globalContainer.getParameters();
// Get the sender- and receiver service constants
senderService = (String) map.get(
StreamTransformationConstants.SENDER_SERVICE);
receiverService = (String) map.get(
StreamTransformationConstants.RECEIVER_SERVICE);
// PART2: Now we need to find the correct value mapping table
String strContext = context;                                //some context value
String senderScheme = scheme;                                    //VendorNumber or VendorAccountGroup
String receiverScheme = scheme;
String receiverAgency = new String();
if (receiverService.equals("EL1CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("KL1CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("PL1CLNT100")) receiverAgency = "PL1CLNT100";
if (receiverService.equals("D01CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("T01CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("P01CLNT100")) receiverAgency = "P01CLNT100";
if (receiverService.equals("EM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("KM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("C11CLNT003")) receiverAgency<i> = "C11CLNT003";
String senderAgency =  "MEPCLNT100";
IFIdentifier src = XIVMFactory.newIdentifier(strContext, senderAgency, senderScheme);
IFIdentifier dst = XIVMFactory.newIdentifier(strContext, receiverAgency , receiverScheme);
            try {
                        String strResult = XIVMService.executeMapping(src, dst, a);
                        return strResult;
            } catch (ValueMappingException e) {
                        return a;
5. New Function
java.util.regex.Pattern;java.util.Vector;java.util.regex.Matcher;com.sap.aii.mapping.value.api.*;
public String get_Value_Mapping_Table_N(String a,String scheme,String context,Container container){
// PART1 : First we need to get the sender - and receiver service from the container object
GlobalContainer globalContainer;
String senderService = new String();
String receiverService = new String();
java.util.Map map;
//Fill variables
globalContainer = container.getGlobalContainer();
map = globalContainer.getParameters();
// Get the sender- and receiver service constants
senderService = (String) map.get(
StreamTransformationConstants.SENDER_SERVICE);
receiverService = (String) map.get(
StreamTransformationConstants.RECEIVER_SERVICE);
// PART2: Now we need to find the correct value mapping table
String strContext = context;                                //some context value
String senderScheme = scheme;                                    //VendorNumber or VendorAccountGroup
String receiverScheme = scheme;
String receiverAgency[] = new String(); //here I changed into a array to store multiple value
if (receiverService.equals("EL1CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("KL1CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("PL1CLNT100")) receiverAgency = "PL1CLNT100";
if (receiverService.equals("D01CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("T01CLNT100")||receiverService.equals("P01CLNT100")) receiverAgency = "P01CLNT100";
//here I run a loop to store multiple destination value
if(receiverService.length>1)
for(i=0;i<receiverService.length;i++)
if (receiverService.equals("EM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("KM1CLNT003")||receiverService.equals("C11CLNT003")) receiverAgency<i> = "C11CLNT003";
}String senderAgency =  "MEPCLNT100";
IFRequest src = XIVMFactory.newIFRequest(strContext,senderAgency,senderScheme);
IFRequest dst = XIVMFactory.newIFRequest(strContext,receiverAgency,receiverScheme);
            try {
                        String strResult = XIVMService.executeMapping(src, dst, a);
                        return strResult;
            } catch (ValueMappingException e) {
                        return a;

Answer 1

Janaki,
"and it did not work."
That's useless information.
When asking for help with a technical question here, you need to describe exactly what you did, showing all code, explaining the entire context in which the code is used, and showing all error messages and actual results along with a description of the expected results.
One thing though, if this example is based on the standard EMP table, why does "depno" have no "t" in it in all your references?
Scott