Use idoc structure as Data Type....

Hi all,
this is my SYNC scenario: SOAP -> PI -> PROXY and the response in the same way.
in the proxy I want to use the same Structure of the ORDERS05 iDoc...
so..
1: I've Imported the iDoc
2: Created the external definition
and then...
first, I tried to use the IDOC in the "Message Interface" but when activate it, a message appear saying " references an IDoc message and a non-IDoc message"...
well as it doesn't works...
I tried with the external definition in the Message Interface... I can Activate it, but when go to ECC and try to regenerate the Proxy this is the error message "
Interface uses external and internal message definitions"...
so... my last chance was create a data type with the same structure... for it, imported the XSD but errors and more errors appears... so I think than my best way is not a data type... but I can't find a solution.
someone has any idea??
Thanks.

> this is my SYNC scenario: SOAP -> PI -> PROXY and the response in the same way.
>
> in the proxy I want to use the same Structure of the ORDERS05 iDoc...
> so..
> 1: I've Imported the iDoc
> 2: Created the external definition
I hope you are just only using the structure of IDOC and not the IDOC itself. Because IDOC doesn't support SYNC scenario.
> first, I tried to use the IDOC in the "Message Interface" but when activate it, a message appear saying " references an IDoc message and a non-IDoc message"...
As I said you cannot use IDOC in Sync scenario, So this was because of that as per my understanding.
> well as it doesn't works...
>
> I tried with the external definition in the Message Interface... I can Activate it, but when go to ECC and try to regenerate the Proxy this is the error message "
> Interface uses external and internal message definitions"...
As per my experience, You cannot create Proxy with External Definition. I guess in PI7.1 it is possible.
> so... my last chance was create a data type with the same structure... for it, imported the XSD but errors and more errors appears... so I think than my best way is not a data type... but I can't find a solution.
>
Yes you don't have any other option except creating the Data Type. So check what's going wrong when you are creating the it.
Regards,
Sarvesh

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