Response message from RFC?

Hi
can a response from RFC have multiple messages. how will a BPM detect it?
or is there any way to capture them?
thanx

can a response from RFC have multiple messages
If u r just talking about the RFC response, then it can't be multiple. The RFC may trigger other scenarios but that would be completely new development.
Regards,
Prateek

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I am sending the FIle details webserver.here sender is FILE adapter and receiver is SOAP adapter.
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For response Can I use BPM or which method I need to use.
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Sender QoS is BE,
File adapter does not support sync communication. Therefore the scenario won't work as it is.
What are you planning to do with the response? If you want to process is further, then:
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/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
Regards,
Prateek

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I have created the stored procedure(oracle)
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE UPDATE_INSERT(sHID IN VARCHAR2,sZNAME IN VARCHAR2,sZDATE IN DATE)IS
I NUMBER;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(HID) INTO I FROM ZSO_H WHERE HID = sHID;
IF I > 0
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<SAP:ApplicationFaultMessage namespace="" />
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<st3_response />
<st3_response />
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- <st3>
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<table>UPDATE_INSERT</table>
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<SZNAME type="VARCHAR">21</SZNAME>
<SZDATE type="DATE">2010-11-21</SZDATE>
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Can you jus let know totally how many are getting Updated and inserted for the Proxy u sent....I am guessin the response from ur DB is
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
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<st3_response />
<st3_response />
<st3_response />
<st3_response />
<st3_response />
</ns0:t002_ora_response>
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[06/Dec/2006:13:47:19 +0100] [warning 14013] [ecid: 13486197309440,0] Send request to origin server times out.
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[Wed Dec 6 13:47:20 2006] [error] [client 139.191.207.213] [ecid: 15187004358656,1] MOD_OC4J_0035: After handling ajp13 response message, got an invalid value: -2.
[Wed Dec 6 13:47:20 2006] [error] [client 139.191.207.213] [ecid: 15187004358656,1] MOD_OC4J_0121: Failed to service request with network worker: ODIN_HOME_15 and it is not recoverable.
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ODIN_HOME/log/ODIN_HOME_default_island_1
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SID (system ID)
Client
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h1IRh1
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Define a Message Interface type abstract and async.
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Create a Message Mapping for Request
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3) define a Send Step--> mode synchronous
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h1IDh1
it is too much complicated to explain, lets try
Create scenario
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<assignment_group/>
<business_duration>1970-01-01 00:00:00</business_duration>
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<incident_state>7</incident_state>
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<location/>
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<notify>1</notify>
<number>INC0000060</number>
<opened_at>2012-06-15 04:14:15</opened_at>
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<parent/>
<parent_incident/>
<priority>4</priority>
<problem_id/>
<reassignment_count>0</reassignment_count>
<reopen_count>0</reopen_count>
<resolved_at/>
<resolved_by/>
<rfc/>
<severity>3</severity>
<short_description>Computer running slow</short_description>
</getRecordsResult>
</getRecordsResponse>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
But below format is working.
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<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<getRecordsResponse xmlns:tns1="http://www.service-now.com/incident">
<tns1:getRecordsResult>
<tns1:active>0</active>
<tns1:activity_due/>
<tns1:approval>not requested</approval>
<tns1:approval_set/>
<tns1:assigned_to>f298d2d2c611227b0106c6be7f154bc8</assigned_to>
<tns1:assignment_group/>
<tns1:business_duration>1970-01-01 00:00:00</business_duration>
<tns1:business_stc>0</business_stc>
<tns1:impact>3</impact>
<tns1:incident_state>7</incident_state>
<tns1:knowledge>0</knowledge>
<tns1:location/>
<tns1:made_sla>1</made_sla>
<tns1:notify>1</notify>
<tns1:number>INC0000060</number>
<tns1:opened_at>2012-06-15 04:14:15</opened_at>
<tns1:opened_by>glide.maint</opened_by>
<tns1:order>0</order>
<tns1:parent/>
<tns1:parent_incident/>
<tns1:priority>4</priority>
<tns1:problem_id/>
<tns1:reassignment_count>0</reassignment_count>
<tns1:reopen_count>0</reopen_count>
<tns1:resolved_at/>
<tns1:resolved_by/>
<tns1:rfc/>
<tns1:severity>3</severity>
<tns1:short_description>Computer running slow</short_description>
</tns1:getRecordsResult>
</getRecordsResponse>
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</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
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select extractValue(value(t),'/*/number','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"') "number"
, extractValue(value(t),'/*/severity','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"') "severity"
from wwv_flow_collections c,
table(xmlsequence(extract(c.xmltype001,'//getRecordsResponse/getRecordsResult','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"'))) t
where c.collection_name = 'P_RESULTS21'FYI, that extraction method is deprecated starting with 11.2, though APEX still uses it for backward compatibility.
That query works when applied on the first SOAP response you posted :
SQL> select extractValue(value(t),'/*/number','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"') "number"
2       , extractValue(value(t),'/*/severity','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"') "severity"
3 from wwv_flow_collections c,
4       table(
5         xmlsequence(
6           extract(c.xmltype001,'//getRecordsResponse/getRecordsResult','xmlns="http://www.service-now.com/incident"')
7         )
8       ) t
9 where c.collection_name = 'P_RESULTS21';
number                   severity
INC0000060               3
The second SOAP response is not even well-formed so I doubt the query works on it as you claim it does :
<tns1:active>0</active>
...

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