XML Gateway - XGM Mapping - Multiple NOTES Mapping

Hi
One of our Inbound transaction having Multiple NOTES. They are coming like below
<NOTES index="1">PM~#*$PART DESCRIPTION7050-T76511</NOTES>
<NOTES index="2">CR~#*$FOLLOW-UP COMMENTSMGE16424 17P6W6530-532</NOTES>
<NOTES index="3">H7~#*$ITEM PURCHASE CLAUSES- GENERAL TERMS </NOTES>
And notes count is not fixed. They may be starting from 1 to 99.
As per user requirement they are maximum 5. I want to map these Note values to ATTRIBUTE 1 to 5 field columns.
When I mapped these columns on condition based like this
When index = 1 then map to attribute1
When Index = 2 then Map to Attribute2
......like upto Attribute5
But mapping is only considering last NOTES and populating only last Index NOTES.
For example: If incoming Inbound having only 3 notes then ATTRIBUTE3 is only getting value remaining ATTRIBUTE1 AND ATTRIBUTE2 is not getting populated.
How can get values for other ATTRIBUTES also.
Regards
Kiran Akkiraju

Hi
How can we Map?
Regards
Kiran Akkiraju

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Oracle XML Gateway How to download .xgm from the database

I am trying to find the utitlity called DownloadMap.java to dowload the .xgm mapping from the database as stipulated in the Oracle XML Gateway Users Guide. I am not able to find this utility and could not get any leads.
Our requirement is to extend the seeded outbound invoice mappings to add additional data elements before generating XML document.
We will appreciate if any lead or explanation is provided by our community.
Looking forward for a voice in our community in this regard.
Thank you,
Jothiram

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Got error: Location Code is not enabled in the XML Gateway Server

Hi,
When I perform Compliance rule screening on GTM - Globel Trade Management,that I defined GTM as an Trading Partner on EBS R12.1.3,
GTM can send response to EBS,but I see the following error message via Transaction Monitor on EBS workflow:
[The Standard:OAG, Transaction Type:ITM , Transaction SubType:EXPORT_COMPLIANCE and Location Code GTM6.2 is not enabled in the XML Gateway Server. Pls check your Setup.]
On EBS,I defined an ITM Partner for GTM,named 'GTM6.2',according to the document created by you: ITM Setup.doc
and I also finished the following steps:
1. ITM Application Users
2.ITM Partner Service Types
3.ITM Parameter Setup
4.Order Type Creation: ITM Only
5.Customer Creation: create a customer named 'GTM6.2', also enter 'GTM6.2' as EDI Location
6.Define Transactions on XML Gateway as following:
<Header>:
Party Type: Customer
Transaction Type: ITM
Transaction Sub Type: EXPORT_COMPLIANCE
<External Transactions (Lines)>:
Standard Code: OAG
External Transaction Type: ITM
External Transaction Sub Type: EXPORT_COMPLAINCE
Queue: APPLSYS.ECX_IN_OAG_Q
7.Define Trading Partners on XML Gateway as following:
<Header>:
Trading Partner Type: Customer
Trading Partner Name: GTM6.2
<Trading Partner Details>:
Transaction Type: ITM
External Transaction Type: ITM
External Transaction Sub Type: EXPORT_COMPLAINCE
Map: WSHITEIN
Source Trading Partner Location Code: GTM6.2 (same as the value what defined in EDI Location for customer)
I think the combination of External Transaction Type, External Transaction Subtype, Standard Code,Source Trading Partner Location Code
should be existing once done above steps, I have no idea why the error prompted.
Does someone can tell how to trace the error?
Thanks,
Rambler

user12254038 wrote:
Can you send any supporting documents on ITM Setup? My client is implementing ITM for the first time and I wanted to know more details on how it works in R12.1.3 version of EBS?Oracle International Trade Management (ITM) Partner Integration: Specifications [ID 572524.1]
International Trade Management Integration [ID 259691.1]
How Can I Tell if International Trade Management is Installed or Not? [ID 742539.1]
What are the Required Setups for International Trade Management (ITM) Flows in Shipping Execution? [ID 782861.1]
What Patches Provide the Latest Fixes and Enhancements for ITM Adapter? [ID 465122.1]
How to Generate Debug Information From ITM Adapter for XML Processing [ID 738925.1]
How to Generate Debug File for International Trade Management (ITM) [ID 1294853.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

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