Single source message to multiple receivers

my requirement is
My source message contains four fields a, b, c , d
It should go to two different receivers , but both of my target messages need fields a, b of my source message.
Please let me know the possibilities

I have found the issue with xsds and tried the split mapping . (Iam unsing PI 7.1)
In repository I have two inbound interfaces 1st one for first xsd, 2nd inbound interface with 2nd xsd.
Iam stuck in configuration , what needs to be done in configuration inorder to generate two files.
My receiver is same. I just need to send two files to same location.
I noticed there is no enhanced interface determination in PI 7.1 .
Please share your thoughts.

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Single source can transmit multiple group in multicast

single source can transmit multiple group in a multicast domain

I am not sure how to start explaining this, but I will give it a try to my understanding.
1)
Look up the MAC Learning section in this link.
http://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=101367&rl=1
2)
Once you have read through then your question would be if switches deliver traffic based on mac address of the end hosts, how is this mapping achieved for multicast addresses, as they are not assigned to any host.
in this case the switch will consider the multicast packet as unknown as will broadcast it. To avoid that a simple mechanism of multicast
IP to mac conversion was introduced which would create these temporary mac's based on the membership report of end hosts
for a certain group. So when this conversion is done apart from the real host mac address pointing to the port where it is connected,
multicast mac also points to the same port. Based on which the switch is able to forward the traffic intelligently to a set of hosts
who want that group received.
3)
Now see this link which explains how Mcast IP to MAC convesion is done.
IP to MAC Conversion
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/ipmulti.htm#wp1020628
To summarize this, since only 23 bits are available for converting the IP to MAC, the 24th bit is lost .
which in terms of binary to decimal means you have lost 128 from the decimal. so it loops from the start of the multicast range of 224-239 at every 128 bits.
if the starting decimal was 224.1.1.1(if the received membership report was for 224.1.1.1) then next would be 224.129.1.1, 225.1.1.1 , 225.129.1.1 and so on till 239.......
hence when it loops through all the 224 - 239 addres range and it catches up 32 mapped addresses.
Now to conclude,
"32 IP multicast addresses corresponding to each MAC " In here the MAC referenced is not the host mac but the converted MAC.
Even though the conversion is done, because of the available bits the MAC address hence created overlaps 32 multicast IP
addresses. (closest resemblence would be the ACL example with the mask assigned. based on this mask and the starting value
it will keep catching values based on the mask. )
You can try this practically. Assume you have a host and it sends a membership report for 225.10.10.10. Now the switch has to convert this to Mcast MAC.
To do this yourself, write down the binary of this address, and look at the rightmost 23 bits (that is from the left ignore the first 9 binary values.) now if you look at the remaining binary values, these will map and look alike for 226.10.10.10 226.139.10.10 and so on. And hence if you run through from 224-239 you will get 32 adresses.
HTH-Cheers,
Swaroop

Receiver Determination for an Outbound Message to Multiple Receivers

Hi,
I have a scenario in which one Single Outbound Message needs to be sent to multiple receivers.
1. I have set up the Receiver Identification correctly i.e I can see the Receiers and their end points.
2. The problem is that when the first Message fails i.e due to Mapping error , the remaining Receivers do NOT get any messages.
3. So does XI does a Rollback of the whole set of receivers if first one fails?
Logically speaking the Message should go to other Receivers even if it fails for one of them.
I see a Red flag and then a Green flag in SXMB_MONI.
Please advice.
Thanks so much.
A

Hi,
I checked the trace log for Receiver Identification.
It says : Evaluating Condition //VBELN EQ '999999'.
INVALID RECEIVER : (rec name)
If the XPATH has turned false why does it still call the same Receiver ??
The value of VBELN is never 999999.
Can you please advice?
Thanks
Ashish

Split source message into multiple target messages

Hi Experts,
I have a scenario where a source message needs to be split up into multiple messages for the corresponding target systems.
One source system and three target systems.
Source system is a .Net application
Target systems - SAP R/3, Two webservices on different application systems
Can i implement the scenario above using BPM in the following manner?
Source->WS Adapter->PI-->RFC Adapter->SAP R/3
Source->WS Adapter->PI-->WS Adapter->Target 2
Source->WS Adapter->PI-->WS Adapter->Target 3
I could have a webservice at the source which would be called by the .Net Application
Webservice request would be passed to an integration process which would split the message for the three target systems specified.
Correct me if am wrong.
Also please get back to me if you need more inputs
Regards,
Kalyan

Hi,
You can implement the same with out using the BPM itself...
you can use either of the below options
1. if target messages are optional like based on certain conditions if you need to route the message to the particular targets
then you can use multimappings for the same which generates the mappings based on the condition for the particular target.
2. if each incoming message needs to be routed to the three receivers each time then configure the three receivers at the receiver determinations one for each target...
3. if you are using the same business system for all the three receivers then create the three interface mappings and configure the same at the interface determination level so that for each message three target messages will be generated and send to target...
HTH
Rajesh

Send a message to multiple receivers from the same service

Hi all,
I registered on SAP community several months ago, I found many good hints and solutions to some of the problems encountered in XI and for which I thank you, but this is the first time I address a question to a common issue, written already about.
I have a scenario with 1 File FTP sender adapter and 2 Receiver adapters:1 FTP adapter and 1 MAIL adapter. The input message is sent to one of these receiver adapters based on the value taken by a specific field from the input message.The receiver adapters are using the same party and service.
The requirement is to solve this without using BPM.
I have read "multiple receiver" issue related blogs and tried to use the standard receiver determination. Thus, I have 1 Sender Agreement, 2 Receiver agreements (one for FTP and one for MAIL), 1 Interface Determinations (with the 2 inbound interfaces and interface mappings corresponding to FTP and MAIL output) and 1 standard Receiver Determination where I added the party and service twice and specified for both the condition. The condition is based on XPath, is correct.
In sxmb_moni, I get the error: "No receiver could be determined". If I remove one of the conditions, then the output is sent on both receiver adapters, instead of only the one that fulfills the condition.
Can you please give me some feedback on how to solve this problem? It is rather urgent.
I have also tried to create 2 Interface Determinations and have 2 Receiver Determinations, each one with the right condition. But I get the same error message.
Is the problem due to the fact that I don't use 2 different services ?
If you know how this can be solved without using BPM, please reply.
Thanks a lot,
Alina hudea

> In sxmb_moni, I get the error: "No receiver could be determined". If I remove one of the conditions, then the output is sent on both receiver adapters, instead of only the one that fulfills the condition.
Hi,
I think the problem in Receive Determination. As you mentioned when you remove one of the condition then it works..
What I concluded is, I think while creating your Receiver Determination for multiple receivers you added the receivers by pressing the plus sign and that means you are using mulitiple receivers with "AND" condition, so in this condition when both the condition will be true then only you will get success.
What you can do is, Just remove one of the receivers and then add it by pressing the "OR" symbol i.e. by pressing this ( [ ] ) symbol and put your conditions as you like.
I hope what I have concluded is correct..
Regards,
Sarvesh

How to post message to multiple receivers

For a file 2 file scenario how to send a file to multiple receivers and what are the configurations to be done at reciever side
please any body help
Thanks
Pradeep Chakravarthy

Hi ,
To send messeges to multiple receivers , you need to specify the recivers in the configured receiver of receiver determination in ID. Also you can use the condition to select the different receivers depending upon the successful conditions.
Inside ID :
go to Edit receiver Determination - > Select your Business Service -> enter condition in xpath at configured receivers. and provide you condition in XPATH. You can also use your context variables here to refer to some conditions.
Hope this will help you.
Regards
Aashish Sinha
PS : Reward points if helpful

Single source to create multiple target nodes

Hi Guys,
I need to create multiple target node as many occurrence of source node. how should i achieve it?
Source node (1...999999) to Target node(1..1)
please suggest.
Regards
Swapnil

Hi Nutan,
Sorry formatting got messed up so posting again.
Sorry for the confusion. Target structure is 0..unbounded.
Source structure ...................................... Target structure
Message 1 ...................................................Message 1
ZHRMD_A07 (1...1)..........................................MT_EMPLOYEE (0....unbounded)
E1PLOG1(1...unbounded)................................ Field1
I need to create MT_EMPLOYEE multiple times depend upon occurences of E1PLOG1.
Regards
Swapnil
Edited by: Swapnil Bhalerao on Mar 3, 2010 12:41 PM
Edited by: Swapnil Bhalerao on Mar 3, 2010 12:47 PM

Need Help in File to Multiple Receivers Sceanrio without BPM

Hi Friends,
My sceanrio is picking the PO data from file and creating SO in multiple receivers. I configured multiple receivers in Receiver Determination and it is working fine.
Since i use multiple receivers i can't make this sceanrio as synchronous one. But i want to know the generated SO number. Is there any way to get this? Or should i use BPM?
Thanks & Regards,
Senthil.

Hi
I think you can do this with BPM only.
As per multicast pattern you can send a message to multiple receivers and waiting for a response message from each of the receivers.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Thanks
Prasad Nemalikanti

1 Source Account to Multiple HFM Accounts?

Is it possible to map a single source account to multiple hfm accounts in FDM?
Currently, I have a 1 for 1 mapping.
Source Account 1 => HFM Account 1
I have a situation where I would like to have a 1 to many mapping.
Source Account 1 => HFM Account 1
Also, Source Account 1 => HFM Account 2
If this is possible - my next concern will be how to map 1 source item to multiple hfm dimensions (UD1, UD2)
Thank you for your considerations.
-David

Hi Kelly,
Thank you for the response. I found what I was looking for in an answer from Oracle:
Use Logic Accounts
What you will need to do is use Logic Accounts inside of FDM. Logic Accounts are ways to duplicate records in the trial balance. This way they can be adjusted (possibly for a 40/60 split for example) and pushed via mapping into the appropriate accounts.
Logic is applied at import and before mapping and is subject to normal FDM procedures. This means that if you push two different values into the same Logic Account, they will be 'summed,' and if you forget to create map entries for your Logic Accounts they will fail validation.
The best suggestion I have is for you to also look into the FDM Administrators guide. Available from the Web interface via the 'Help' menu. This will provide examples as well as a more descriptive answer.
Please let me know if you have any further questions
-ODM

Splitting multiple IDoc XML files into single IDoc messages for R/3

Hi all. I have a problem splitting IDoc XML files coming in to XI. I currently have an interface that takes in single store sale IDoc transactions (type WPUBON01) in an IDoc XML file. I then have some complex graphical mapping on the IDoc before sending to R/3 via the IDoc adapter. This works fine. However, we now wish to include multiple sales in one file i.e. many WPUBON01 IDocs. I could use message splitting to do this BUT the mapping is so complex, I do not wish to have to change it to enable the processing of many IDocs in one file instead of just one.
What I want to do: have one mapping splitting a multiple IDoc XML file into single IDoc messages and then another taking these single messages as before and performing the mapping. I cannot find a way to do this in one interface; the main problem I'm having is getting XI to split the multiple IDocs into many single IDoc messages within XI itself. I'd be very grateful for any advice on the best way to do this.
Thankyou.
Stuart Richards (Halfords, UK)

Bhavesh,
Thanks again for a clear explanation... I'm moving forwards but still struggling. I've been on this all afternoon today (after a break on other things) and just cannot get my message to split properly (though the SOAP adapter problem I had earlier is now fixed!). If my initial IDoc XML file contains this format:
<WPUBON01><IDOC>....</IDOC>
<IDOC>....</IDOC>
<IDOC>....</IDOC></WPUBON01>
.. I'm not sure what the cardinaility on the first message mapping and interface mapping should be. I'd have thought the source interface would be 1 and the target would be 0..unbounded but this isn't working. I'm trying different things but I get different errors each time. Currently, I have the above cardinality in my first interface and I'm passing in the following data:
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/><QUALARTNR>ARTN</QUALARTNR><ARTNR>000000065601301390</ARTNR><VORZEICHEN>-</VORZEICHEN><MENGE>1</MENGE><AKTIONSNR>0000000000</AKTIONSNR><REFBONNR> </REFBONNR><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="3"><VORZEICHEN /><KONDITION>PN10</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="4"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><KONDITION>ZPN1</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03></E1WPB02><E1WPB02 SEGMENT="5"><VORGANGART /><QUALARTNR>ARTN</QUALARTNR><ARTNR>000000065601301390</ARTNR><VORZEICHEN>-</VORZEICHEN><MENGE>1</MENGE><AKTIONSNR>0000000000</AKTIONSNR><REFBONNR> </REFBONNR><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="6"><VORZEICHEN /><KONDITION>PN10</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="7"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><KONDITION>ZPN1</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03></E1WPB02><E1WPB02 SEGMENT="8"><VORGANGART /><QUALARTNR>ARTN</QUALARTNR><ARTNR>000000065601301390</ARTNR><VORZEICHEN>-</VORZEICHEN><MENGE>1</MENGE><AKTIONSNR>0000000000</AKTIONSNR><REFBONNR> </REFBONNR><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="9"><VORZEICHEN /><KONDITION>PN10</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="10"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><KONDITION>ZPN1</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03></E1WPB02><E1WPB02 SEGMENT="11"><VORGANGART /><QUALARTNR>ARTN</QUALARTNR><ARTNR>000000065601301390</ARTNR><VORZEICHEN>-</VORZEICHEN><MENGE>1</MENGE><AKTIONSNR>0000000000</AKTIONSNR><REFBONNR> </REFBONNR><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="12"><VORZEICHEN /><KONDITION>PN10</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="13"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><KONDITION>ZPN1</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03></E1WPB02><E1WPB02 SEGMENT="14"><VORGANGART /><QUALARTNR>ARTN</QUALARTNR><ARTNR>000000065601301390</ARTNR><VORZEICHEN>-</VORZEICHEN><MENGE>1</MENGE><AKTIONSNR>0000000000</AKTIONSNR><REFBONNR> </REFBONNR><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="15"><VORZEICHEN /><KONDITION>PN10</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03><E1WPB03 SEGMENT="16"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><KONDITION>ZPN1</KONDITION><KONDVALUE>1.00</KONDVALUE><CONDID /><QUALCONDID /></E1WPB03></E1WPB02><E1WPB06 SEGMENT="17"><VORZEICHEN></VORZEICHEN><ZAHLART>PTCS</ZAHLART><SUMME> </SUMME><KARTENNR /><ZUONR>1003</ZUONR></E1WPB06></E1WPB01></IDOC></WPUBON01>
In the message monitor, I get a chequered flag. Great. However, I get the dreaded error 500 in the SOAP receiver comm channel:
SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/HTTP/ADAPTER.HTTP_EXCEPTION - HTTP 500 Internal Server Error
Exception caught by adapter framework: SOAP Error
Delivery of the message to the application using connection AFW failed, due to: SOAP Error.
Any ideas as to what this might be?! I'm getting there.... if I get a solution out of this, I promise to write the blog myself!
Cheers
Stuart

Mapping is inserting multiple records from a single source to Dimension.

Hi All,
I am very new to OWB. Please help me out. I've created Dimension with the help of the wizard and then a mapping which consist of single source and single dimension. The mapping is populating nearly 500 times of the actual records. Following are some details to give you a better understanding of mapping: I created a dimension with four levels and two hierarchy. Levels are L1, L2, L3 and L4 and hierarchies are H1-> L1, L2 and L4
and H2-> L3 and L4. L4 is lowest level of hierarchy. L1 and L3 are parent levels in the respective hierarchies. I assigned an attribute of each level as Business identifier that means business identifier attribute is different in each level. In mapping I mapped the parent natural key(Key for parent Level in a hierarchy) as the value which has been mapped for parent level. The result is coming 500 times of the record that exist in source table. I've tried even single common business identifier for each level but again the result is 5 times of the records. Please let me know the solution.
Thanks is advance.
Amit

Hi ,
You may not be having multiple records in your dimension.
To understand better the records insertion, try a snow flake version of the dimension and see how the records are inserted as per the levels in the respective tables.
Thanks

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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.util.Properties;
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import javax.jms.ConnectionFactory;
import javax.jms.Destination;
import javax.jms.JMSException;
import javax.jms.Message;
import javax.jms.MessageConsumer;
import javax.jms.MessageListener;
import javax.jms.Session;
import javax.jms.TextMessage;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
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e.printStackTrace();
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private static String queueName = null;
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private static ConnectionFactory qcf = null;
private static Connection queueConnection = null;
// not thread safe
private Session ses = null;
private Destination queue = null;
private MessageConsumer msgConsumer = null;
public static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory
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super();
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try {
System.out
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ex.printStackTrace();
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try {
queueConnection.start();
} catch (JMSException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
System.exit(-1);
while (!Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted()) {
synchronized (this) {
try {
wait();
} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
break;
* This method is called to set up and initialize the necessary Session,
* destination and message listener
* @param queue2
* @param factoryName
public void init(String factoryName, String queue2) throws JMSException {
try {
qcf = new JMSConnectionFactory(factoryName);
/* create the connection */
queueConnection = qcf.createConnection();
* Create a session that is non-transacted and is client
* acknowledged
ses = queueConnection.createSession(false,
Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE);
queue = ses.createQueue(queue2);
logger.info("Subscribing to destination: " + queue2);
msgConsumer = ses.createConsumer(queue);
/* set the listener */
msgConsumer.setMessageListener(this);
System.out.println("Listening on queue " +queue2);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
System.exit(-1);
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Hi Mark,
if the messages are sent with quality of service EO (=exactly once) you can add queues.
From documentation:
Netweaver XI -> Runtime -> Processing xml messages -> Queues for asynchronous message processing
...For incoming messages you set the parameter EO_INBOUND_PARALLEL from the Tuning category.
If more than one message is sent to the same receiver, use the configuration parameter EO_OUTBOUND_PARALLEL of the Tuning category to process messages simultaneously in different queues.
Transaction: SXMB_ADM
Regards
Holger

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All the interfaces in the OM as well as in the bpm container definition are of type abstract.
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I declared a usage dependency from one swcv (holding the bpm) to another (holding the abstract interfaces which cause the error in the transformation step), so that I can reference them in the bpm.
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