1:1 message mapping - mapping required?

[former_member285279]

Hello Colleagues,

regarding 1:1 message mapping there is normally no requirement to use a graphically message mapping or java mapping.

You can do that only with configuration.

But is this assumption correct?

What about unstructured payload content?

Many thanks in advance!

Regards,

Jochen

[former_member183816 · Accepted solution]

Hi Jochen,

Your assumption is correct. Whatever format/structure/content is picked up by sender adapter will be forwarded to receiver adapter by using I/O streams.

If receiver adapter doesn't support or expect any other format, based on your channel configuration, it will throw error accordingly.

[former_member285279]

Hello Colleagues,

many thanks to all of you!

My question is answered.

Regards,

Jochen

[iaki_vila]

Hi Jochen,

My few cents, if you are in XI 3.0 or PI 7.0, and you use Integration Repository development, you will need message mapping even when the schema's were the same, however in PI 7.1 and upper you can omit the message mappings.

A typical example without ESR and only ID configuration is a File to File scenario: SAPTechnical.COM - File-to-File Scenario without creating Repository Objects

Regards.

[manoj_khavatkopp]

Hi

Iñaki Vila

,

If i am not wrong even in PI 7.0 also their is no need of mapping , we have many bypass scenarios like this.

Regards,

Manoj

[former_member186851]

Hello Jochen,

regarding 1:1 message mapping there is normally no requirement to use a graphically message mapping or java mapping.

You can do that only with configuration.

But is this assumption correct?

Yes,No need of any mapping

What about unstructured payload content?

If the target can accept the unstructured payload,you can do without ESR scenario,Just a pick and drop scenario.