OSB attachement

Hi,
I have a BS which calls a backed end service,the backend service returns me response along with attachments.I am testing the service from test console and i am seeing those attachements ,i want to save the attachments coming from a backend service .But i dont see any data inside $attachements variable in the message tracing,how do i save the attachements?And also the attachements are carrying octal binary data ,is there any way i can convert that data to xml.
In the response payload i see a include xml element having an id ref to attachements.
Edited by: 860272 on Jul 4, 2011 4:35 AM

binary data in attachments (bin ref id) can be retrieved by for example java call outs or when you pass the data along to a file adapter or file business service
inside your message flow you won't see the binary content, you will only see the ref id of it

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What should be done to the exposed HTTP Proxy in order to achieve the prioritization of requests processing.

Hi,
as far as I know there is no standard way of doing this in CRM 7.0.
I imaging it would be possible to call an ERP smartform from CRM by :
- writing an RFC capable function module in ERP that wraps the call of the smartform and returns the generated PDF data.
- writing a function or method in CRM that calls the ERP function module and displays the returned data.
In the lead and opportunity the print preview is done by having a print relevant action in the action profile assigned to the transaction type and I guess for these it should be possible to call a function module by creating an own smart forms method.
But I think this is not possible for an ERP quotation, so you would have to create an own button. In the event handler for this button, one could call the ERP function module and display the result.
Paul

Send email attachment inline - OSB

Hello,
I am sending an email with an xml attachment to another system. The target system expects the email attachment to be in 'inline'. Here is my configuration for this.
<con:attachment xmlns:con="http://www.bea.com/wli/sb/context">
<con:Content-Type>text/xml</con:Content-Type>
<con:Content-Transfer-Encoding>7bit</con:Content-Transfer-Encoding>
<con:Content-Disposition>inline; filename=”MyXML”</con:Content-Disposition>
<con:body>{$attachmentXML}</con:body> 
<con:body>
My problem is when the email reaches the target, the attachment is not displayed 'inline'. My understanding is with the above configuration 'Content-Disposition' as 'inline', the attachment should be displayed inside 'body' (without the 'paper clipping' image)
Please note: If I use a java class to publish with the above content disposition, the attachment is displayed 'inline'. So I am not worried about the target SMTP server and the target system.
Any help will be appreciated.
With Regards,
Ranjith

Did you select Outbound Request in Transport Header??
Please refer below sample code.
          <con2:route xmlns:con2="http://www.bea.com/wli/sb/stages/publish/config">
            <con1:id>_ActionId-5670259997675832921-54115704.1426f7f029e.-7c5b</con1:id>
            <con2:service ref="ActiveITRoster/BusinessService/BS_MailService" xsi:type="ref:BusinessServiceRef" xmlns:ref="http://www.bea.com/wli/sb/reference"/>
            <con2:outboundTransform>
              <con4:transport-headers copy-all="false" xmlns:con4="http://www.bea.com/wli/sb/stages/transform/config">
                <con1:id>_ActionId-5670259997675832921-54115704.1426f7f029e.-7c5a</con1:id>
                <con4:header-set>outbound-request</con4:header-set>
                <con4:header name="Content-Type" value="expression">
                  <con1:xqueryText>'text/html'</con1:xqueryText>
                </con4:header>
                <con4:header name="Subject" value="expression">
                  <con1:xqueryText>$emailSubject</con1:xqueryText>
                </con4:header>
                <con4:header name="To" value="expression">
                  <con1:xqueryText>$mailids</con1:xqueryText>
                </con4:header>
              </con4:transport-headers>
            </con2:outboundTransform>
          </con2:route>
You will find ws, email, http, file, ftp and few other modes of transport when you add a header.
Please select Content-Type in ws & To,Subject (select them depending on your requirement) in email.
Without using transport header, how will you pass the information in the mail?
How will you set the email parameters?

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