XML pay load for RFC call in java mapping

Hi,
I searched in many forums about the payload to be given for RFC Lookup from a functional module,but i think i am not able to get it correct.
Can any one please give me the exact structure of XML Payload to be sent while invoking the function module via RFC LOOKUP
Say i have 2 import parameters(input1,input2) and one output(output1)......
Thanks in advance,
H.L.Babu

>
hlbabu123 wrote:
> Hi,
> I searched in many forums about the payload to be given for RFC Lookup from a functional module,but i think i am not able to get it correct.
>
> Can any one please give me the exact structure of XML Payload to be sent while invoking the function module via RFC LOOKUP
>
> Say i have 2 import parameters(input1,input2) and one output(output1)......
>
> Thanks in advance,
> H.L.Babu
have a look at this document - https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/a03e7b02-eea4-2910-089f-8214c6d1b439&overridelayout=true
in case u still have issues do get back

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