Sender Mail Adapter - default interface name

Hi,
I need to receive through one e-mail sender channel tree different kind of messages.
In sender mail adapter I specify ecept other parameters "Default Interface Name". When I send a message with a same as defined in an interface the message is processed correctly.
But when I send a different kind of message then I get an error : "Receiver could not be determined".
Is any way around how through one sender e-mail adapter receive a different kinds of messages ?
Thanks for any help,
Marian

Hello Marzian,
have you find a solution for this problem?
We're facing the same issue.
thanks,
-Peter Ha

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Issue with Sender Mail Adapter Configuration

Hi All,
We are PI 7.1.1 version. We are unable to see the following parameters in the sender Mail adapter:-
Default XI Parameters : Default Interface Namespace and Default Interface Name.
Also, we are geeting a Nullpoinetr exeception in RWB.
Kindly provide your suggestions.
Thanks & Regards,
Navneeth K.

Hi.
I have faced the sane problem. My solution is to use DynamicConfigurationBean module:
AF_Modules/DynamicConfigurationBean Local Enterprise Bean
with
parameters:
message.interface=<Your Interface Name>
and
message.interfaceNamespac=<Your Interface Namespace>
Note that last parameter name is not interfaceNamespace but interfaceNamespac .
It would be great if anyone will explane were Default XI parameters gone and how we can get them back.

Dynamic file name of the attachment in sender mail adapter

Hi
I have configured a sender mail adapter which receives some attachments.
Right now the file name of the attachment is hardcoded to "MailAttachment-1" "MailAttachment-2" using the content-description from "AF_Modules/PayloadSwapBean" module.
I want to set it to dynamic ie. instead of "MailAttachment-1"... i want it with real name of the attach.
please suggest a solution w/o the need to develop a custom adapter module.
Thanks!
Regards,
Mariano.

Thanks Prateek,
Now, i can see that the name of the original file is into the content type named as text/xml; name"name of the file.xml" when i send the email from outlook.
If i send it from hotmail, this is not happend.
Do you know why happend this?
If i always would have the original name inside the content type, my problem will be solved.
Edited by: Mariano Vidal on Feb 13, 2009 2:26 PM

Email attachment name in sender mail adapter to the receiver file adapter

HI ,
Ths is regarding email to file scenario. I am trying to create file (in rceiver file adapter) with the same name as the email attachment that i read from mail sender adapter. I want ro use adapter module for this. I could find from blogs that there is module - GetAttachmentName - available that i can use for this in sender mail adapter.
Can you please let me know what whetehr i neeed to mention any module key and parameters for this.
I assume , i need to do following steps :Please confirm.
1. i can use this module - after payload swap module and before standard mail adapter module in sender mail adapter
2. select ASMA option in advanced tab in sender mail adapter
3. In receiver file adapter select ASMA option in advanced tab in sender mail adapter
4. Also select file name option in ASMA in sender mail adapter
Thanks,
Vamsi

Hi Vamsi,
your scenario is also described here: Re: sender mail adapter - attachment name
If you use the Module getAttachmentName, which is described here,
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/AdapterModulePI7.0GetAttachmentName
your scenario should work as you described it.
You just need to make sure that the Attachment Name that you read in the first place, is mapped to the Filename Attribute of the
Fileadapter (http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/File/FileName).
regards,
Daniel

Sender mail adapter - attachment name

Hi there
We have configured a sender email adapter to receive text/csv attachments and save them to a file system. What we are having a problem with is reading the attachment name. So we are using Dynamis Configuration to create the file name using the subject line - Which is not ideal. Ideally we would like to use the same name as the origianl attachment but haven't found any way of doing that. We even tried using Content-type in the Variable Header (XHeaderName1) suing variable transport binding but it doesn't show up in the Dynamic Config part of the SOAP message.
Is there any way of reading the name of the file attachment? We are on PI release 7.0.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers
Salil

Hi Vitor
There are 2 scenarios that I can think of -
1. You are saving the email attachment as a file. In that case use step 3 in the earlier reply to get the attachment name and save the file witht that name.
2. You are sending the XML straight to a receiver using HTTP, IDOC, JDBC etc. in which case you would need the attachment name much earlier that step 3. For that I guess you would have to write another adapter module on the sender mail adapter(at Position 3 where position1 = payloadswap bean, 2 = custom module to get the attachment name) and add an xml tag to your incoming message. These adapter modules are really powerful and are like user exits in ABAP. In that case you would have to change the Data Type in the Integration repository to reflect that extra tag. Here is some code from a module we wrote to totally change the structure of the xml coming in. The key thing to remember is this module is that you can read the whole message byte by byte. There might be smarter ways of doing it (like using the SAP XML parser factory class) but since I'm not a Java programmer I stuck to the basics. Here's the code( you could also look at the example given in sap help where they remove (or add I'm not sure) CR(carriage return) from CRLF (CR Line feed).
Created on Aug 8, 2007
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package jdbcPackage;
import javax.ejb.CreateException;
import javax.ejb.SessionBean;
import javax.ejb.SessionContext;
import com.sap.aii.af.mp.module.*;
import com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.*;
@author Salil.Mehta Soltius NZ Ltd
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public class jdbcClass implements SessionBean, Module {
 private SessionContext myContext;
 public void ejbRemove() {
 public void ejbActivate() {
 public void ejbPassivate() {
 public void setSessionContext(SessionContext context) {
 myContext = context;
 public void ejbCreate() throws CreateException {
 public ModuleData process(
 ModuleContext moduleContext,
 ModuleData inputModuleData)
 throws ModuleException {
 // put your code here
 try {
 Message msg = (Message) inputModuleData.getPrincipalData();
 XMLPayload payload = msg.getDocument();
 String payEnc = payload.getEncoding();
 byte[] payByte = payload.getContent();
 byte[] payByteOut = new byte[payByte.length];
 byte[] payByteTemp = new byte[payByte.length];
 int i;
 int j;
 int actualCount = 0;
 char xmlTagFound = ' ';
 char endXmlTagFound = ' ';
 char tagFound = ' ';
 System.arraycopy(payByte, 0, payByteTemp, 0, payByte.length);
 // Step 1 - Conversions
 // convert "< to <" and "> to >"
 // convert " to "
 // This will remove any carriage returns and line feeds
 // and the <XML* and </XML* tags plus the <row> and </row> tags
 for (i = 0; i < payByte.length; i++) {
 // convert < to < and > to >
 if (payByteTemp == '&') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'l') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 't') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == ';') {
 payByteTemp = '<';
 payByteTemp[i + 1] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 2] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 3] = '\n';
 if (payByteTemp == '&') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'g') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 't') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == ';') {
 payByteTemp = '>';
 payByteTemp[i + 1] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 2] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 3] = '\n';
 if (payByteTemp == '&') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'q') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'u') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'o') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 4] == 't') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 5] == ';') {
 payByteTemp = '"';
 payByteTemp[i + 1] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 2] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 3] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 4] = '\n';
 payByteTemp[i + 5] = '\n';
 // This will take in the initial xml declaration from the Byte array
 // And we also don't want the stuff after the xml declaration till
 // we reach the first <row> tag
 if (xmlTagFound == ' ') {
 if (payByteTemp == '>') {
 xmlTagFound = 'X';
 payByteOut[actualCount++] = payByteTemp;
 if (xmlTagFound == 'X') {
 payByteOut[actualCount++] = '\r';
 continue;
 if (xmlTagFound == 'X') {
 if (payByteTemp == '<') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'r') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'o') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'w') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 4] == '>') {
 xmlTagFound = 'Y';
 } else {
 continue;
 } else {
 continue;
 } else {
 continue;
 } else {
 continue;
 } else {
 continue;
 // Carriage return and line feed
 if ((payByteTemp == '\r') || (payByteTemp == '\n')) {
 continue;
 // <XML_*> tag
 if (payByteTemp == '<') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'X') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'M') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'L') {
 tagFound = 'X';
 endXmlTagFound = ' ';
 continue;
 // </XML_*> tag
 if (payByteTemp == '<') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == '/') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'X') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'M') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 4] == 'L') {
 tagFound = 'X';
 endXmlTagFound = 'X';
 continue;
 // <row> tag
 if (payByteTemp == '<') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == 'r') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'o') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'w') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 4] == '>') {
 tagFound = 'X';
 continue;
 // </row> tag
 if (payByteTemp == '<') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 1] == '/') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 2] == 'r') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 3] == 'o') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 4] == 'w') {
 if (payByteTemp[i + 5] == '>') {
 tagFound = 'X';
 continue;
 if ((payByteTemp == '>') && (tagFound == 'X')) {
 tagFound = ' ';
 continue;
 if (tagFound == ' ') {
 if (endXmlTagFound == 'X') {
 continue;
 payByteOut[actualCount++] = payByteTemp;
 byte[] payByteExp = new byte[actualCount];
 System.arraycopy(payByteOut, 0, payByteExp, 0, actualCount);
 payload.setContent(payByteExp);
 msg.setDocument(payload);
 inputModuleData.setPrincipalData(msg);
 } catch (Exception e) {
 ModuleException me = new ModuleException(e);
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 return inputModuleData;

Sender Mail Adapter Configuration - Process Multiple Attachments

Dear sirs,
I need to process several attachments at the same mail message as individual payloads.
In default configuration of sender mail adapter only the body of message is used as payload.
So I added PayloadSwapBean Module at Processing Sequence and it processed the attachment I set in Module Configuration. I'm not able to process all attachments available, just one attachment is sent to PI pipeline.
How can I process all attachments of a single mail message?
Thank you in advance.
Fabio Purcino

Hi Jose,
We are trying to implement reading multiple attachment in sender mail adapter.
Our Requirement is : Reading a mail having multiple .xls files. This should be read and converted to payload .
package multiswap;
//import com.sap.aii.adapter.xi.ms.XIMessage;
import com.sap.aii.af.lib.mp.module.*;
import com.sap.aii.af.lib.trace.Trace;
import com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.mo.Message;
import com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.mo.MessageContext;
import com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.mo.xmb.XMBMessageOperator;
import com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.mo.xmb.XMBPayload;
import com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.util.PayloadType;
import com.sap.aii.af.service.auditlog.Audit;
import com.sap.aii.af.service.cpa.*;
import com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.MessageDirection;
import com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.MessageKey;
import com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.Payload;
import com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.auditlog.AuditLogStatus;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Locale;
import javax.ejb.*;
public class MultiSwapRead
 implements SessionBean, Module
 private static final String VERSION_ID = "$Id: //tc/xpi.af/NW731EXT_07_REL/src/_af_application_ejb_module/ejbm/api/com/sap" +
"/aii/af/app/modules/PayloadSwapBean.java#1 $"
 private static final Trace TRACE = new Trace("$Id: //tc/xpi.af/NW731EXT_07_REL/src/_af_application_ejb_module/ejbm/api/com/sap" +
"/aii/af/app/modules/PayloadSwapBean.java#1 $"
 private static final String SIGNATURE_PROCESS = "process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)";
 protected Hashtable cachedChannels;
 protected SessionContext myContext;
 public MultiSwapRead()
 cachedChannels = new Hashtable();
 public void ejbRemove()
 public void ejbActivate()
 public void ejbPassivate()
 public void setSessionContext(SessionContext context)
 myContext = context;
 public void ejbCreate()
 throws CreateException
 public ModuleData process(ModuleContext moduleContext, ModuleData inputModuleData)
 throws ModuleException
 if(TRACE.beLogged(200))
 TRACE.entering("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", new Object[] {
 moduleContext, inputModuleData
 ModuleData outputModuleData;
 Iterator itr;
 outputModuleData = inputModuleData;
 String chid = moduleContext.getChannelID();
 TRACE.infoT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, (new StringBuilder()).append("performing payload swap for channel ").append(chid).toString());
 LookupManager lman = LookupManager.getInstance();
 Channel chan = null;
try {
chan = (Channel)LookupManager.getInstance().getCPAObject(CPAObjectType.CHANNEL, chid);
} catch (CPAObjectNotFoundException e1) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e1.printStackTrace();
} catch (CPAException e1) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e1.printStackTrace();
 Direction direction = chan.getDirection();
 String swapkey = moduleContext.getContextData("swap.keyName");
 String keyvalue = moduleContext.getContextData("swap.keyValue");
 Object obj = inputModuleData.getPrincipalData();
 Object pivotedObj = inputModuleData.getSupplementalData("mp.pivoted");
 boolean pivoted = pivotedObj == null || !(pivotedObj instanceof Boolean) ? false : ((Boolean)pivotedObj).booleanValue();
 Message mo = null;
 if(obj instanceof com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.Message)
 mo = (Message)((com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.Message)obj);
 } else
 if(obj instanceof MessageContext)
 mo = ((MessageContext)obj).getMessage();
 } else
 TRACE.warningT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, "no message found");
 if(mo != null && XMBMessageOperator.numberOfPayloads(mo) > 0)
 // String midstr = XMBMessageOperator.getMessageId(mo).toString();
 MessageKey auditkey = new MessageKey(((com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.Message) mo).getMessageId(), com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.MessageDirection.INBOUND);
 itr = (Iterator) mo.getAttachments();
 if(swapkey != null && keyvalue != null)
 StringBuffer textSwappingbyBuf = new StringBuffer();
 textSwappingbyBuf.append("Swap: swapping by '").append(swapkey).append("' ? '").append(keyvalue).append("'");
 String textSwappingby = textSwappingbyBuf.toString();
 TRACE.infoT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, textSwappingby);
 Audit.addAuditLogEntry(auditkey, AuditLogStatus.SUCCESS, textSwappingby);
 while (itr.hasNext()){
 boolean swappedp = swapPayloads(mo, swapkey, keyvalue);
 String swappedStatus = swappedp ? "Swap: successfully swapped" : "Swap: no matching payload found";
 Audit.addAuditLogEntry(auditkey, AuditLogStatus.SUCCESS, swappedStatus);
 } else
 StringBuffer textInvalidBuf = new StringBuffer();
 textInvalidBuf.append("Swap: parameter missing ");
 if(swapkey == null)
 textInvalidBuf.append("swap.keyName");
 if(swapkey == null && keyvalue == null)
 textInvalidBuf.append(" and ");
 if(keyvalue == null)
 textInvalidBuf.append("swap.keyValue");
 String textInvalid = textInvalidBuf.toString();
 TRACE.warningT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, textInvalid);
 Audit.addAuditLogEntry(auditkey, AuditLogStatus.WARNING, textInvalid);
 } else
 String messageEmpty = "Swap: message is empty or has no payload";
 TRACE.infoT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, messageEmpty);
 return outputModuleData;
 private static boolean swapPayloads(Message mo, String swapkey, String keyvalue)
 swapkey = swapkey.toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH);
 keyvalue = keyvalue.toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH);
 int ifound = -1;
 for(int i = 0; i < XMBMessageOperator.numberOfPayloads(mo); i++)
 XMBPayload pldi = XMBMessageOperator.getPayload(mo, i);
 String pldivalue = null;
 if(swapkey.equals("PAYLOAD-DESCRIPTION"))
 pldivalue = pldi.getPayloadDescription();
 } else
 if(swapkey.equals("PAYLOAD-NAME"))
 pldivalue = pldi.getPayloadName();
 } else
 pldivalue = pldi.getContentAttribute(swapkey);
 if(pldivalue == null)
 continue;
 pldivalue = pldivalue.toUpperCase(Locale.ENGLISH);
 if(pldivalue.indexOf(keyvalue) < 0)
 continue;
 ifound = i;
 break;
 if(ifound >= 0)
 XMBPayload pldfound = XMBMessageOperator.getPayload(mo, ifound);
 if(pldfound.getPayloadType() != PayloadType.APPLICATION)
 XMBPayload pldapp = XMBMessageOperator.getApplicationPayload(mo);
 if(pldapp == null)
 pldfound.setPayloadType(PayloadType.APPLICATION);
 } else
 pldapp.setPayloadType(PayloadType.APPLICATION_ATTACHMENT);
 pldfound.setPayloadType(PayloadType.APPLICATION);
 TRACE.infoT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, "successfully swapped");
 return true;
 } else
 TRACE.warningT("process(ModuleContext , ModuleData)", ModuleCategories.SAP_MODULE_ROOT, "no matching found");
 return false;
We couldn't go further. Please have a look in highlighted code.
Regards,
Kesava.

Sender Mail Adapter with PayloadSwapBean

Hello Experts!
I have a Sender Mail Adapter receiving emails with attachments! I'm using PayloadSwapBean, because I have to manipulate (to do mapping) the XML attachment.
Sender Mail Adapter Configuration:
Default Interface Namespace = urn:mynamespace.com
Default Interface Name = abs_async_myInterface
swap.keyName = Content-Disposition
swap.keyName = Content-Description
swap.keyValue = attachment;filename="MailAttachment-1.xml"
swap.keyValue = MailAttachment-1
Well, my problems are:
1) Although my Default Interface Namespace is urn:mynamespace.com, sometimes the namespace that cames to SXMB_MONI is http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/Mail. In that case, an Receiver Determination error happens.
2) My XML can be the first (MailAttachment-1), the second (MailAttachment-2), the third (MailAttachment-3), or any other attachment position. Since my swap.keyValue is set to "MailAttachment-1", I'm able to pick the XML only if it is the first attachment.

Hi Julio,
Writing an Adapter Module for the same can make your task easy.
Thanks'
Sunil Singh

Purpose of advanced properties in sender mail adapter

helo all.
hi i just wanna know the usage of
delete messages once read
generate fetch report
security parameters SMIME
Default XI parameters
under sender mail adapter.
waiting for your great response.
bye.
regards.
seeta ram.

hi,
delete messages once read
If you have selected IMAP4 as the transport protocol, you can specify here whether the messages are to be deleted on the e-mail server after reading.
You can then specify a Folder for Deleted Messages on the server.
generate fetch report
If you want to generate a report for every adapter poll procedure, set the indicator.
An XI message with the following information is generated:
Interface namespace: http://sap.com/xi/XI/Mail/30
Interface Name: FetchReport
security parameters SMIME
If you want to decrypt and validate encrypted and digitally signed e-mails in the corresponding sender agreement in the Integration Server or in the PCK, set the S/MIME indicator.
refer this for the same and more info
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/ae/d03341771b4c0de10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm

Problem with Sender Mail Adapter

Hi experts,
I'm developing a Mail-XI-RFC scenario and have a problem in the mapping. I have created a MI based in the structure of the attachment of the mail. I have a mapping that does xml->RFC and tests OK. When I send a mail to the account of the sender adapter, the system generates two payloads, the 'MailMessage' and the 'MailAttachment-1' that is the xml to map, but I have an error in SXM_MONI 'Cannot produce target element /ns0:...RFC name'.
The Sender Adapter configuration uses message protocol XIPAYLOAD, I have checked Mail Package, base 64 and keep Attachments. Interface namespace is the same as the xml and default interface name is the message interface created of type my xml.
What is wrong?
Best Regards,
Alfredo Lagunar.

In this case you need to use payloadswap bean for swapping the payload and attachment
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/70/f3cbad30ee479cb15672219f3405f0/frameset.htm
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/12/18/xi-sender-mail-adapter--payloadswapbean--step-by-step check this
Rajesh
Edited by: Rajesh on Feb 4, 2009 2:52 PM

B2B Inbound Error - sender mail adapter - SMTP

Boa tarde
Estou tendo um erro quando tento ler uma caixa de e-mail via scenario B2B inbound utilizando sender adapter mail (SMTP)
estou passando as seguintes informações no adapter sender :
Transport Protocol: POP3
Message Protocol: XIPAYLOAD
URL :smtp://sepcsawi003.xxxx.xxx.
Authentication Method : Plain
USER : monit.nfe
SENHA : XXXXX
Poll interval(Min) : 1
Keep Attachments : X
namespace : http://sap.com/xi/NFE/005a
interface name : NFB2B_procNFe_OB
Segue o log extraido do comuncation Channel Monitoring :
In the Last 20 Minutes Server 0 70_34165 not initialized
Na sxmb_moni não aparece nada.
Essa configuração está correta para uso de SMTP com sender mail adapter?
Entrei na máquina do PI e executei o comando telnet sepcsawi003 25 para acessar o servidor de email.
Recebi o retorno:
Connecting To sepcsawi003...Could not open connection to the host, on port 25: Connect failed
Meu administrador me disse que as máquina PI e Email estão se conectando.
Vocês podem me ajudar?
Abs,
Sérgio Salomã

Boa Tarde
Lembrando
se for Pop3 a vc tem que ter acesso a porta 110 e IMAP4 143 se não me engano por padrão
de uma olhada nesse link
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/StepbyStepMailToFileScenario
não esqueça no adapter sender mail
na aba module
Processing Sequence
1 localejbs/AF_Modules/PayloadSwapBean | Local Enterprise Bean | 1
2 localejbs/sap.com/com.sap.aii.adapter.mail.app/XIMailAdapterBean | Local Enterprise Bean | mail
Module Configuration
1 | swap.keyName | Content-Disposition
1 | swap.keyName | Content-Description
1 | swap.keyValue | attachment; filename="MailAttachment-1.xml"
1 | swap.keyValue | MailAttachment-1
Att
Ronaldo de Moraes

SEnde Mail adapter problem from txt to xml

Hi All
I have the following scenario - Mail->XI->RFC.
My interface keep crashing because of mapping errors. The attachment I am receiving from 3rd party like follow:
ENG_TYPE|INDUST_NO|COMPANY_NUMBER|SURNAME|INITIALS|NAMES|REGISTERED|MALE|EXPERIENCE|RACE|MARITAL_CODE
V|A0359214|137871|MASSANGO|J|JOSE|2007/01/18|1|458|A|7|4|1953/01/06|SHANGAAN|STANDARD
V|A0359214|137871|MASSANGO|J|JOSE|2007/01/18|1|458|A|7|4|1953/01/06|SHANGAAN|STANDARD
V|A0359214|137871|MASSANGO|J|JOSE|2007/01/18|1|458|A|7|4|1953/01/06|SHANGAAN|STANDARD
V|A0359214|137871|MASSANGO|J|JOSE|2007/01/18|1|458|A|7|4|1953/01/06|SHANGAAN|STANDARD
This is also how the data come into XI, and then the mapping crashes, how do I change to XML for the mapping to no crash.
I cannot seem to find anything on the module configuration to work for the Sender Mail adapter.
Thanks
Clinton

Hi,
1. You can use MessageTranformBean to convert the Text to XML.
Please look into this article for a demo on this,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f02d12a7-0201-0010-5780-8bfc7d12f891
it talks about JMS but the messagetransformbean can be used for Mail adapters as well.
Regards
Bhavesh

Sender Mail Adapter - forcing content as an attachement

Hi all,
We are using the Sender Mail Adapter to pull emails from the inboxes of some users of an exchange server. We use the Mail Package option.
We have noticed that the content of the emails are by-default added as attachments when there are no real attachments to the emails. However the content is not added as an attachment when one or more attachments are present in these emails.
Is there a way of forcing the Sender Mail Adapter to always add the content as an attachment and keeping the other attachments as well? and of course maintain the Mail Package message type as the main payload...?
Many thanks,
Aldo

Hi Stefan,
Thanks for your reply. I am glad to hear that I am wrong again )
In your opinion is it possible to force the Outlook Exchange server to add the content attachment every time? I mean by doing some configuration on it...?
The reason why we would like to do this is because when - in the content tag of a Mail Package message - we have MIME message parts that are of content-type text/html we are having problems in decoding the html back to a readable format.
To do this we use the apache QuotedPrintableCodec Java class.
This works fine when the content type of the message is just text/plain but we get an exception when we try with text/html.
The exception we get is:
org.apache.commons.codec.DecoderException: Invalid URL encoding: not a valid digit (radix 16): 13
I don't know if this is because of the two character sets we have in the payload (utf-8 and iso-8859-1) or if it is for other reasons...
If you could help me figure out how to forward any HTML email to another system in a readable format it would be great.
Thanks for your support,
Aldo

Sender Mail adapter encounters MalformedInputException

I have a sender mail adapter that processes the attached .csv file. All is working fine. I use FCC in module to convert the attachment and pass to an IDOC adapter for processing in SAP system.
My problem is sometimes the sender mail CC fails with ...........
exception caught during processing mail message[1]; com.sap.aii.af.mp.module.ModuleException: Transform: failed to execute the transformation: com.sap.aii.messaging.adapter.trans.TransformException: Error converting Message: 'sun.io.MalformedInputException'; nested exception caused by: sun.io.MalformedInputException caused by: com.sap.aii.messaging.adapter.trans.TransformException: Error converting Message: 'sun.io.MalformedInputException'; nested exception caused by: sun.io.MalformedInputException
It only fails with some files. At the moment when we test we FORWARD the email to our email account. If I detach the failed email attachment and attach it to a NEW email it will then work.
So why does it not work when forwarding emails? But it works when I attach the same file to a new email and send?
Other threads for this error seem to point to encoding. But how do I know which to use. I currently use the following in my module config:
Transfer.ContentType     application/octet-stream;charset="ISO-8859-1"

I have this in my configuration:
localejbs/AF_Modules/PayloadSwapBean   on local
TRANSFORM
localejbs/AF_Modules/MessageTransformBean   on local
txtxml
TRANSFORM   swap.keyName   payload-name
TRANSFORM   swap.keyValue   MailAttachment-1
txtxml   Transfer.ContentType   application/octet-stream;charset="ISO-8859-1"
txtxml   Transform.Class   com.sap.aii.messaging.adapter.Conversion
txtxml   Transform.ContentDescription   MailAttachment-1
txtxml   Transform.ContentDisposition   attachment;filename="MailAttachment-1.bin"
txtxml   xml.conversionType   SimplePlain2XML
txtxml   xml.documentName   MT_BCD_INVOICES
txtxml   xml.documentNamespace   urn://federalmogul.com/BCDTRAVEL/FINGLOBCD001/00
txtxml   xml.fieldNames   COST_CENTRE,EMPLOYEE_ID,PRODUCT_GROUP,COMP_CODE,BCD_ACCOUNT,INVOICE_DATE,TRAVELER_NAME,TRAVELER_FIRST_NAME,INVOICE_NO,AMOUNT_EXCL_VAT,CURRENCY1,AMOUNT_VAT,CURRENCY2,AMOUNT_DOC_CURRENCY,CURRENCY3
txtxml   xml.fieldSeparator   ;
txtxml   xml.lastFieldsOptional   YES
txtxml   xml.processFieldNames fromConfiguration
txtxml   xml.structureTitle   RECORDSET

Sender "Mail" adapter - CSV file attachment

Hi there
I'm looking for some help in configuring a sender mail adapter that receives ".csv" files. I did read some blogs that mention using the "PayloadSwapBean" module to read the mail attachment instead of the mail content. My problem is to now convert the ".csv" file into a message. Is there a module that I can use ( is it the "MessageTransfomBean" ) and how. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Salil

Hi Salil,
If you want to send a mail with a body and attachments, the message sender HAS to provide an XI message with attachments. I doubt a CSV file does justice.
As Renjith said you need to convert CSV to XmL.
A short description about the Standard Modules:
MessageTransformationBean is a standard module used to apply the XSLT mapping to the adapter module by using Transform.class ( This xslt mapping is done to create a mail package, Dont confuse with the actual mapping in your case this is NOT for converting csv to xml).
Also this module can be used to change the name and type of payloads by using Transform.contentType, Transform.contentDisposition, Transform.contentDescription.
PayloadSwapbean is a standard module for replacing payloads with other payloads (SWAP)
If you want to give each attachment a certain name use Parameters, swap.keyname for name of the payload and swap.keyvalue.
I Hope the use of standard modules is understood.

Sender Mail Adapter, technical Acknowledgement

Hi all,
I have a SMTP --> XI --> Proxy Scenario. For the inbound message I get via SMTP, I'd like to send a technical acknowledgement back to the Sender (via SMTP, too). The acknowledgement has a specific message structure, for example it contains the DocumentID of the inbound message I get via SMTP.
My idea now is: Within ReceiverDetermination, I configure two receivers:
1. Backend system for the Inbound Proxy
2. original Sender System
Within Interface Determination, I'll do 2 mappings:
1. Mapping from source message to ABAP proxy interface
2. Mapping from source message to technical acknowledgement structure
Then, receiver agreements / receiver communication channels for both interfaces.
My question now is: is there a more elegant solution then doing the scenario like described above? Maybe something I can do in the Sender Mail Adapter to create the specific technical acknowledgement and sent it back to the sending application?
Best regards
Holger

Hi Holger !
XI supported acks are not available for your scenariom because the smtp/mail sender cannot request it.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/f4/8620c6b58c422c960c53f3ed71b432/frameset.htm
You should create some kind of artificial ack, that should be part of your own protocol. What I meant with the SYNC proxy, is to use its response message as your own defined ack, because it is not supported as is.
If you call your proxy async, then you will not receive any feedback to use it as ack info.
Another idea could be to forget the ack per se, and just use define an alert in case of problems with the scenario to send a mail to the specified users.
Regards,
Matias

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