on 08-02-2015 11:06 AM
Hi Experts,
We have a SOAP Web service which provides multiple nodes in the response.
We are using READ method and successfully we are able to get the data, but the issue is we are getting only one set of value:
and tried applying splitByValue() to code, value, and list
but still we are able to get same response.
Software used:
Eclipse Kepler Service Release 2
SMP 3.0 SP 7
Please suggest if the approach is correct, or we need to apply it to other fields as well?
to share their views
Hi Experts,
I know this could be an easy case, but I am not able to identify the gap.
Thanks for your response, this is another way of approach I have used other than mentioned in
There, I have not used any custom scripting not sure if i need to use one.
Please find the below for the association based mappings:
Request Mapping:
Response Mapping:
If i need to write a custom script, how should I, please suggest
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Hi,
This can be achieved via partial mapping.
Map the simple properties via mapping editor.
< code>0</code>
< errorDetails></errorDetails>
< inputRequest></inputRequest>
< message>Success</message>
< key>STA</key>
Map the complex structure using script.
< list>
<code>New </code>
<value>New </value>
< /list>
In processResponseXML, the entire web service response can be obtained. Parse the result, fetch the list complex property and create a hashmap for every list object and set it to message header.
In processResponseData function fetch the output from mapping editor. Message body gets the list of simple properties. Fetch the list structure obtained in previous function from message header and add that to existing message body.
Please refer the below blog for achieving partial mapping
http://scn.sap.com/community/developer-center/mobility-platform/blog/2014/10/30/mapping-partially-vi...
If you are not concerned with obtaining simple properties, list objects can be fetched directly from mapping editor.
Map codeValues -> getCodesTableSet
Map list -> getCodesTable
Add a constant node to list node
Map code -> code
Map value -> value
Add splitByValue function to code and value nodes.
Also code can be a key element.
Regards,
Ramya
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