RFC Lookup - BAPI-TABLE Parameters problem

Hello All,
I had a scenario where i need to export parameters and am supposed to get import parameters from BAPI between source and target structures.
like -
source --> BAPI execution = result --> target
We had succeeded in getting those but the only problem is with TABLE parameters in that BAPI.
How can we achieve it.
Faster reply would be appreciated.
Thanks & regards
Reddy

Hi VJ,
Its not a simple source-target mapping .
For Ex :
Source-Bapi-Idoc
Source will send some parameters to BAPI and bapi will execute it and respond with values in table parameter of the bapi and result would be assigned to idoc-field.
For this i am using RFC Look up with sample code as :
String rfcxml ="<ns0:Z_BAPI xmlns:ns0=\"urn:sap-com:document:sap:rfc:functions\">" +
"     <A>" + A + "</A>" +       --- Export parameters
"     <B>" + B + "</B>" +       --- Export parameters
//"                       <TABLE><FIELD1>" + FIELD2 + "</FIELD1></TABLE>" +
//"                       <TABLE><FIELD2>" + FIELD2 + "</FIELD2></TABLE>" +
//"                       <TABLE><FIELD3>" + KDMAT+ "</FIELD3></TABLE>" +
//          "<FIELD1>" + FIELD1 + "</FIELD1>" +
"</ns0:Z_BAPI> "  ;
Passing A & B as export parameters and getting TABLE-FIELD1&2&3 as response.
I hope some problem in the syntax.
Regards,
HP

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