Problem In Interface Mapping

Hi,
I am having an Interface Mapping involving two mapping programs in the following sequence:
1) Message Mapping
2) Java Mapping
There are two Message Interfaces on the source side and one MI on the target side. Now the problem is that only the Java mapping is getting executed not the Message Mapping.
Please note the following points:
1) There is no error while executing the Interface Mapping.
2) The Message Mapping is getting executed perfectly.
Please let me know what could be the possible error.
Thanks,
Abhishek.

Hi Abhishek,
As you said you have two source structure and one target structure.
after executing the first mapping output is not same as the input required by the second mapping.
Also keep in mind that you can not persist the message here so the output of first mapping should not modify the structure. You can anly modify the values.
you can confirm the same with some dummy scenario
Thanks
Sunil Singh

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Thanks,
Jenny

Interface mapping test successful, throws exception in BPM

Hi.
We are having a problem with an Interface mapping which works when
tested in Integration Builder, but throws an Exception when it is part
of the Transformation in a BPM.
The scenarion is such:
1. The sender calls the outbound interface using a web service.
2. XI uses the input and passes to the Integration Process
3. In the BPM, a LOGON message is built to call the web service as
specified by an external web service . The input and
output messages are just a single string, in which the other XML is
embedded.
4. XI receives a response from the web service call
5. XI Extracts the sessionId from the response and combines it with the
initial input (Step 1) to create the query for the query message in
the web service.
It is in Step 5 where the transformation fails, with an Exception in
the DefaultTrace.trc as
Runtime exception occurred during execution of application mapping program com/sap/xi/tf/_MM_LogonResponse_PropertySearchRequest_to_ExternalRequestSOAP_: com.sap.aii.utilxi.misc.api.BaseRuntimeException; RuntimeException in Message-Mapping transformation: Cannot produce target element /ns0:Messages/ns0:Message1/ns1:EXTERNAL/REQUEST. Check xml instance is valid for source xsd and target-field mapping fulfills requirements of target xsd
Thrown:
MESSAGE ID: com.sap.aii.ibrun.server.mapping.rb_MappingRuntimeException.EXCEPTION_DURING_EXECUTE
com.sap.aii.ibrun.server.mapping.MappingRuntimeException: Runtime exception occurred during execution of application mapping program com/sap/xi/tf/_MM_LogonResponse_PropertySearchRequest_to_ExternalRequestSOAP_: com.sap.aii.utilxi.misc.api.BaseRuntimeException; RuntimeException in Message-Mapping transformation: Cannot produce target element /ns0:Messages/ns0:Message1/ns1:EXTERNAL/REQUEST. Check xml instance is valid for source xsd and target-field mapping fulfills requirements of target xsd
I have extracted the data from the initial request (step 1) and the
logon response (step 4) and using these I have tested the Interface
Mapping. There is no problem with this and the tests are successful.
From what I can see, because the Response field in the LOGONResponse
contains more XML tags, XI must be parsing it and assuming the tags are
tags in the message, and not just the string, thus it is complaining
that the XSD types do not match. This extra XML Parsing does not take
place in the Interface Mapping Test.
I have put the response into a User Defined Function which just has one
line "return new String("Hello")" and that fails. However, if this UDF
does not have the Response as the input, it does not complain.
Please advise.
--Reenal

hi
You will have to use specific replacements for you xml tags if it is coming as a paramter
replace '<' with <
replace '>' with >
for eg: I want to pass <TakeIt>200</TakeIt> as value to Element <A>
Mapping won't work if it is passed like
a) <A><TakeIt>200</TakeIt></A> - Wrong
Instead the replace the angle brackets
b) <A><TakeIt>200</TakeIt></A> - Correct
While testing the mapping in IR (a) will work bcoz the test tool will convert it to (b) format. Check the xml source in test tool.
So ensure the web response is like (b)
rgds,
Arun

NO Interface Mapping found in the Integration Directory (Configuration)

Hi,
I've got following problem with PI 7.0::
I have a Mapping Scenario designed in the IR. It works - using test function - there. If I go to the COnfiguration Tool during creating of the Interface Determination it doesn't find the Interface Mapping. The Sender resp. Receiver Interfaces are correct assigned to the Business Systems.
- Sender Business System is a FTP Server, which contains the needed Sender Interface.
- Receiver Business System is a SAP R3 System containing the RFC Receiver Interface.
I had to change the Related Integration Server of the SAP Business System in the SLD. How can I be shure, that my PI System is syncronous with the SLD? How can i get the newest changes - BS, TS or SC - from the SLD updated to my PI?
Thx in advance
Michael

Hi,
You must make sure that you have correctly identified the interfaces in your interface mapping.
1. Message Interfaces are correctly configured
2. Outbound/Inbound Interfaces are correctly declared in Interface Mapping
Otherwise, your interface mapping would not be found in the interface determination in Integration Directory.

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