on 01-08-2015 1:46 PM
Hi Experts,
Can we get the failed message payload in our email alerts for failed interface. Can we achieve that.
Regards,
Hi Abhay
The standard PI alert mechanism does not have any way to attch payload data.
If you want to display only some part of payload in alert message, then you can use the function module SALERT_CREATE. However in this case, you will be able to handle only the mapping errors.
But for other options say failure in adapter engine due to FCC error in communiction channel, the payload can not be attached.
One work around would be create one more scenario mail to mail. So it will have 2 parts
1. The PI alert message will be placed in a temporary mail server. The alert message will have mesage id in it.
2. PI will read the mail from temporary mail server, in side PI do a look for payload using mesage id and then save it as content of the receiver mail system.
Thanks,
Indrajit
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Hi Abhay,
I think the below links will help you for your requirement.
Regards,
Suhale Shaik.
Hi ,
I think below link will help to meet up the recruitment
Regards,
Abhay
Hi Hareesh,
I gave try with below link . Gave Xpath for field which I want to populate in Email. Just wanted to know if they below scenario will work for Synchronous interface also.
Hi Hareesh,
I tried with option which Ashish has mention is blog.
I gave below details
Sender Component: CRM
Recevier: Third party component name
interface name :SI_CRMOrdercreation_Sync_Out
Namespce- urn://com:OTC:OrderCreationToOMS
Status:Active
In Search Criteria:
Xpath:
/ns0:MT_Ordercreation_Req/Order/tax
I tried to test with above details mention but no luck . Tax field is not getting populated in Alert Email.
Regards,
Abhay
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