XML Payload with attachment idoc to rnif

Hi Experts,
I am doing the scenario Idoc to RNIF. i have to pick up some1234 .pdf , fieldticket.pdf files and attached to the xml payload of out put and send it to the customers. How can we do this. please any one help me. If you have any documents please send me.

Anyone working/worked with RNIF adapter would like to share their experience.

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oracle.AQ.AQException: JMS-195: Invalid object type: object must implement CustomDatum/ORAData or SQLData interface
The queue payload is defined as an XMLType.
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queue.enqueue(enq_option, message);
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Which version are you using? I also had problems with XML as the payload with 9i Rel. 1. I upgraded to Rel. 2 and it works o.k.

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Hi,
Can you post your control file here...
I am working on similar thing but not getting it working..getting error like
[070110_022931827][][EXCEPTION] The URL ( xdo://XXX.XXXPOXPRPOL.fr.CA/?getSource=true ) is invalid.
My translation file name is "XXXPOXPRPOL_fr_CA.xlf"
in my control file i have tried following codes but it didnt work
<xapi:template type="xsl-fo" location="xdo://XXX.XXXPOXPRPOL_fr_CA.fr.CA/?getSource=true" filter=".//G_HEADERS[C_VENDOR_CONTACT_EMAIL !='' and POH_ORG_ID = 161]"></xapi:template>
<xapi:template type="xsl-fo" location="xdo://XXX.XXXPOXPRPOL.fr.CA/?getSource=true" filter=".//G_HEADERS[C_VENDOR_CONTACT_EMAIL !='' and POH_ORG_ID = 161]"></xapi:template>
<xapi:template type="xsl-fo" location="xdo://XXX.XXXPOXPRPOL_fr_CA.xlf.fr.CA/?getSource=true" filter=".//G_HEADERS[C_VENDOR_CONTACT_EMAIL !='' and POH_ORG_ID = 161]"></xapi:template>
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> I intend to write a module which could parse the xml and also convert the pdf to base64 into one single xml, do you guys think this is achievable,...
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Hi,
1) XML payload as attachment (with dynamic name)
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HI,
I think your problem is solved.
Refer the weblog which does the same thing.
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2006/02/23/xi-dynamic-name-in-the-mail-attachment--pseudo-variable-substitution
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http://www.techlabs4u.com/2011/10/reading-blob-data-in-db2-using-java-how.html
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Though I never worked with server proxy with attachments,
In my opinio, when it is possible to send attachments from outbound ABAP proxy, then logically it should be possible to read attachments in the inbound proxies.
I just saw this link in forum,
[Re: Inbound proxy with attachments.|Re: Inbound proxy with attachments.]
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Edited by: Praveen Gujjeti on Apr 8, 2010 5:25 PM

XI Mail Adapter: sending emails with attachment with help of java mapping

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On trying out the scenerio mentioned in the blog, using the java mapping provided
"XI Mail Adapter: An approach for sending emails with attachment with help of Java mapping
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Thanks Sandra,
Overlooked that parameter. Indeed if you take the XSTRLEN of the document and place this in the method for creating the attachment it works fine.
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