Re-configure input message in XI before output to R/3

Our system is running XI3.0 sp12,oracle 9.2.0.6 on windows 2003.
I have a requirement to process a file > XI > RFC to R/3 Enterprise.
The down side is, the file is not in the right format for me, so I think I will have to re-configure it through XI.
I've looked at How to Guide- ABAP Mapping within XI and File Validations in SAP XI - A Case Study, but no luck
Is there instructions on reconfiguring/transforming the file before processing through the RFC -Bapi ACC_DOCUMENT_POST??

Hi Barry,
I can think of two options for you.
1. reconfigure the format of the file in a regular graphical mapping in XI before sending it to the RFC adapter.
2. Use a XI ABAP proxy on the R/3 system to act as a wrapper for the BAPI. Send the data via the proxy to the R/3 system. In the proxy, you have the data as an ABAP structure, which you can then reformat to your need. Then call the BAPI from within the proxy.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Manish

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