Output from JDBC Adapter mapped to multiple message types

Hi!
I face to a problem with the message mapping.. I do select with the JDBC adapter. This statement selects one field of clob type and it already contains a message - XML document. Depending of the type of this message will be done the message mapping and also the target message type depends on this XML document type. But when u define message mapping, there must be always a target message type... But in the design time, I don't know the exact type! It is dynamic...
And not just with the message, the same situation is also with the target interface...
Any ideas how to solve this?
Thanx, Peter
Message was edited by: Peter Jarsunek

Hi,
I saw the weblog, but I think more important is the 'XI in action' mentioned in this one..
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/06/22/sap-xi-in-action
What I just can not understand from that blog is the step 2/4:
Receive XML file of any format and route to interface specific BPM..
How is it possible? On the output from the 1st BPM must be exact interface defined... How can different messages go out and than into the 2nd BPM?
Can you please write me, how the individual steps could follow after each other to achieve this?
Message was edited by: Peter Jarsunek

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