Problem in mapping BIGBINARY input parameter

Hi All,
I am trying to create an operation of 'OTHER' type in SUP 2.2. The input parameter structure is having an 'BIGBINARY' attribute. This attribute is used to send photos. But the input structure is not coming under client parameters and unable to map it. While generating code for iOS the particular input structure is abandoned.
So, kindly help me how to handle this...
Thanks,
Saju KS

Hi Neha,
Please create the custom context node/attribute same structure as RFC model node. then populate the data using below following code :
- get the size of the RFC model node which you want to populate in the costom node like
int xxx = wdContext.node<XXX node>().size;
- Create onject for custom node like
I<Custyom Name>Element element = null;
- then use for loop for fetching data from Model node and populate in custom node
for(int i =0; i<xxx; i++)
         element = wdContext.create<Custyom Name>();
         element.set<Attribute Name>(wdContext.node<XXX>().get<XXX>ElementAt(i).get<>Attribute name for model())
         wdContext.<Custyom Name>().addElement(element);
It will populate in your custom node from model node.
Hope it will helps you.
Regards
Arun

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