One xml file 2 header urgent

Hi iam working on file to RFC scenario. i need to create purchase requisition. my xml file contains 2 header and corresponding line items and i need to create 2 purchase requisitions. please tell me how to go about it
Thanks
Shankar

Hi ..
All that u need to do in the receiver side duplicate the header items and map accordingly...
if the occurence is one to that rfc u need to change the occurence by exporting the wsdl file and then import then u can duplicate the header..
for more clarification refer this blog
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
if any more doubts reply..
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