XML messages Filter in RBW

Hello
In XI 30, look like very small question about RWB container variables filter...
Simple how to Filter XML error messages in RWB (Alert configure), I couldn't find that answer anywhere... is anyone has idea
We are receiving XML messages in E mail and (To Interface: continair variable) shows value "Acknowledgement" thease messages we don't need to display, so how to Filter it in RWB or some other palce....
Please Advised, at lest little advise
Thanks a lot

Hi,
Sure, I can exaplin this clearly!
Question #1
In (Exchange Infrastructure 3.0 SP20), setup XML messages (Error) and all error messages goes E mail + blackbarry, We receiving of 90% messages for "Acknowledgment" and display result (To Interface: Acknowledgment) so we would like to Filter it thease messages
Question #2
I am another question related same issue
In SXMB_MONI shows list of XML error messages: and its also display under SOAP Header (Error)
<SAP:Stack>No receiver could be determined</SAP:Stack>
I would like to display above line in E mail, but I couldn't found any continair variable or may be it has some other procedure
I am sending Screenshot to see clear view...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25222280@N03/2701501246/sizes/o/
Thanks for your time... and really appriciated it for fast response
J

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</part>
<part name="detail" >
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FYI: the webservice only contains a return "do nothing"
Question:
What is the proper way to assign an XML message to the web service?
Any help would be appreciated.
Rob
Message was edited by:
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Hi,
Reading only is not possible..
I will be still more clear in my question this time..
I have deployed my bpel. My receiveInputVariable is of type xsd:string.
So when i run the bpel in my console, i will be asked to give input as string data.
So when i go to the XMLView, it will be like this.
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
     <soap:Body xmlns:ns1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/Sabari_POC_Appln/DOM_Parser/ConvertToBLOB">
          <ns1:process>
               <ns1:input></ns1:input>
</ns1:process>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
Now, i am going to give my input like this. --- which leads to error.
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
     <soap:Body xmlns:ns1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/Sabari_POC_Appln/DOM_Parser/ConvertToBLOB">
          <ns1:process>
               <ns1:input>
*<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>*
*<projects>*
*<project id = "BP001">*
*<name>Banking Project</name>*
*<start-date>Jan 10 1999</start-date>*
*<end-date>Jan 10 2003</end-date>*
*</project>*
*<project id = "TP001">*
*<name>Telecommunication Project</name>*
*<start-date>March 20 1999</start-date>*
*<end-date>July 30 2004</end-date>*
*</project>*
*<project id = "PP001">*
*<name>Portal Project</name>*
*<start-date>Dec 10 1998</start-date>*
*<end-date>March 10 2006</end-date>*
*</project>*
*</projects>*
</ns1:input>
</ns1:process>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
This xml is not accepted as string input.. so kindly suggest me some other solution.
I also tried.. like.. making my receiveInputVariable of type xsd:anyType, it also dint help. same error occurred.
Thanks,
Sabarisri. N
Edited by: Sabarisri N on Jul 20, 2011 1:03 PM

Reading the XML message from Xi stored in XML format from a abap program.

Hi Gurus,
My requirement here is to read the data that will be coming from Xi from my custom abap program and updating 2 data base tables. The method is after the data mapping is done a class is generated in abap proxy in which a method is available. Inside the method i am writing the code for getting the Xi data stored as a payload message which can be seen in the transaction SXMB_MONI. My code is given below.
***begin code***
method ZII_PAYROLL_HEADER_IN~PAYROLL_HEADER_IN.
**** INSERT IMPLEMENTATION HERE **** ***
data: ln type i.
DATA: i_items TYPE TABLE OF ZPAYLOAD_WRAPPER_EMPLOYEE_REC3.
*DATA: wa_items type ZPAYLOAD_WRAPPER_EMPLOYEE_TAB5.
data: wa_items type ZPAYLOAD_WRAPPER_EMPLOYEE_REC3.
DATA:PERNR TYPE STRING.
*data: it_ZPAYLOAD_WRAPPER16 TYPE ZPAYLOAD_WRAPPER16.
I_ITEMS[] = INPUT-PAYLOAD_WRAPPER-BODY-XMLDOC-PAYROLL_PERIOD_OVERVIEW-EMPLOYEE_RECORD[].
*I_ITEMS = INPUT-payloadWrapper-Body-XMLDOC-PayrollPeriodOverview-EmployeeRecord.
describe table i_items[] lines ln.
endmethod.
**End code***
As per the logic the data stored in the XML message should be avaialble in INPUT-payloadWrapper-Body-XMLDOC-PayrollPeriodOverview-EmployeeRecord which i am assigning to a local internal table in the class.
But in my case there is no data coming in
INPUT-payloadWrapper-Body-XMLDOC-PayrollPeriodOverview-EmployeeRecord.
But i can see the data transffered from XI in the transaction SXMB_MONI->XML message->inbound message->payload.
Is there any way to read the data stored in the XML message in the transaction SXMB_MONI.
Also why the data is not coming in
INPUT-payloadWrapper-Body-XMLDOC-PayrollPeriodOverview-EmployeeRecord inside the class.
If there is any solution for this problem please post it.

You can use function module SXMB_GET_MESSAGE_PAYLOAD.
Code snippet:
DATA: ls_mast      TYPE sxmspmast,
      ls_msgkey    TYPE sxmsmkey,
      lv_bin_xml   TYPE xstring,
      lv_str_xml   TYPE string.
* select sxmspmast into ls_mast
ls_msgkey-msgid = ls_mast-msgguid.
ls_msgkey-pid    = 'RECEIVER'.
CALL FUNCTION 'SXMB_GET_MESSAGE_PAYLOAD'
    EXPORTING
      im_msgkey      = ls_msgkey
      im_archive     = ' '
      im_version     = ls_mast-vers
    IMPORTING
      ex_msg_bytes   = lv_bin_xml
    EXCEPTIONS
      not_authorized = 1
      no_message     = 2
      internal_error = 3
      no_payload     = 4
      OTHERS         = 5.
IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
      lv_str_xml = cl_soap_moni_helper=>convert_xstring_to_string( xstring_in = lv_bin_xml ).
ENDIF.

XI have to break/split XML-File into N times a XML Message

Hello,
Can anyone help with this one. I guess this is not an easy exercise but I need to solve it urgently.
XI gets a XML-file from a system.
This file has N times a element <XBT>.
Every time XI gets such a file the number of <XBT> is different.
XI haves to break this xml into N xml messages according to element ><XBT> in order to send them to Sap sequentially.
For example the following XML file have to split up into 2 xml files (the elements XBT occurs 2 times)
How can this be done?
<mt_BubaBestand>
<b><XBT></b>
<Algemeen>
     <Verkooporganisatie>5000</Verkooporganisatie>
     <Distributiekanaal>50</Distributiekanaal>
     <Productgroep>50</Productgroep>
     <Ordernummer>123123</Ordernummer>
     <Verkoopgroep/>
     <Documentdatum>20061207</Documentdatum>
     <Medewerker_nr>e60217</Medewerker_nr>
     <Medewerker_naam>Hermans</Medewerker_naam>
     <CRM_nr/>
     <CIFDedicated/>
     <Klantgroep/>
</Algemeen>
<b></XBT></b>
<b><XBT></b>
<Algemeen>
     <Verkooporganisatie>5000</Verkooporganisatie>
     <Distributiekanaal>50</Distributiekanaal>
     <Productgroep>50</Productgroep>
     <Ordernummer>123123</Ordernummer>
     <Verkoopgroep/>
     <Documentdatum>20061207</Documentdatum>
     <Medewerker_nr>e60217</Medewerker_nr>
     <Medewerker_naam>Hermans</Medewerker_naam>
     <CRM_nr/>
     <CIFDedicated/>
     <Klantgroep/>
</Algemeen>
<b></XBT></b>
</mt_BubaBestand>

This is pretty standard procedure if you are posting these messages to R/3. As was pointed out in the weblogs above, when using IDocs you don't need to do any tricky configuration. Just make sure that your XML structure is set correctly (ie: 1 to unbounded, etc) to the limits that you want, and XI will automatically loop the mapping process for each instance of the <XBT> item that it detects in the source message. You mentioned:
<i>For example the following XML file have to split up into 2 xml files (the elements XBT occurs 2 times)</i>
Well, you don't actually split it into two XML files per say, XI just processes the source message straight to multiple IDocs using the IDoc adapter.

EBP SUS NO PO RESPONSE and Invoice XML MESSAGE CREATED

Hi All,
We have configured EBP - SUS on SRM 7 server with extended classic scenario.PO's are transfering fine from EBP to SUS and are visible in SUS also expected follow on documents are PO response,Confirmation,Invoice.But wen we process the po and confirm all items no po response xml message is created and a local po response is created which is not transferred back to EBP.Later when we create a confirmation for the same po,it is transfered to EBP via serviceack xml message and is visible.
Finally wen v create a invoice it is also created locally and not tranferred to EBP,no xml message is created in this case too.
In XI we are using integration scenario which is based on SRM 5.5 contents.
Any kind of pointers will b appreciated.
Thanks.

Hi
Proxies are fine,also i check for events in define transaction type.Here are the values for both response and invoice evrything seems fine.
Description          SUS PO Purch.Ord.Rsp
Int. Number Range         01
Ext. Number Range         02
Status Profile
BTrans.Category      BUS2232
Description          SUS PO Confirmation
Partner Determ.Proc.
Text Schema          PCOS
Event Schema
Description          SUS Invoice
Int. Number Range         01
Ext. Number Range         02
Status Profile
BTrans.Category      BUS2234
Description          SUS Invoice
Partner Determ.Proc.
Text Schema          SUIV
Event Schema
EVENT DEFINITION
BUS2234     SUS Invoice     SUS Invoice
ERROR_OCURRED     An Error has Occurred
Any settings tat we need to do to trigger this invoice to create a xml message.Also we regenerated the authorization profiles but had effect on xml creation.
Thanks

Move email from Inbox to Local Folder using Message Filter moves header only, not contents.

I created a Message Filter to move email from Inbox to a Local Folder based on Date. The email headers were moved, but not the contents. Since I'm using IMAP, all the emails were deleted from the server.
I searched for similar problems and I followed one suggestion to "repair" one of the target Local Folders, but that made things worse. Now the header information (Subject, From, Date (now set to the date the transfer was done, not the email received date) is all blank.
The Local Folder properties indicate the email is contained in
mailbox:///C:/Users/Ted/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/c65xcqqf.default/Mail/Local Folders/Archives.sbd/2010
I can see the messages from other Local Folders here, but the ones "moved" are empty.
Should this location be changed?
Is there some way to recover the email contents?
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Fixed the Trouble Shooting information in previous post.

Possibility to transfer additional parameters in outbound XML message

Hi,
is there any possibility to transfer additional parameters in outbound XML message using (BADI: BBP_SAPXML1_OUT_BADI).
Additional parameters are,
1. Communication Method for the Business Partner
2. R/3 Vendor # & logical system for Business Partner
3. Relationship between Business Partner Number and R/3 Vendor Number is BP GUID.
How can we extended the structure in the BADI.
Please give me qucik response.
Thanks & Regards.
Surya

Look for structure which the interface parameters are referring, there you should see some dummy structures referring to INCL_EEW* for e.g. in PO header INCL_EEW_PD_HEADER_SSF_PO. Add additional fields and pass the data accordingly.
Regards, IA

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