on 07-06-2007 2:53 PM
Hi guys,
I have developed an XI interface that takes three files from an ftp location and by making use of a business process, it correlates them and creates some Idocs in target system. In SXMB_MONI, on the outbound side, I can see a green flag for all three messages that says "Message scheduled on outbound side". After that, when I click on process engine, the workflow editor opens and the business process is found in "error" status. I go to SXMB_MONI_BPE to restart the bp after error, but no result.
Any ideas ??
Hi Evaggelos !
Are you sure that your correlation criteria is written ok? does the BPM log show that it received the 3 files/messages?
Do you have any more explicit message error?
Regards,
Matias.
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As you are perfromong a collect pattern here, one common mistake all of us make is while creating the source file we continue to use the MESSAGES tag that is present in the N:1 mapping etc.
Remove these MESSAGES tag from your source files and give it a shot.
If already done, ignore
Regards
Bhavesh
Hi,
What I meant to remove the Messages Tag is that you need to make sure that your source files do not contain this Messages Tag.
The mapping editor when dealing with mutli mapping's will always add these Messages Tag and liewiese in the runtime, XI will automatically add the Messages tag to the Payload .
So, when sending the File from your source systsem make sure that it does not contain any of these messages tag and is just your Source XML for which your created the datatype
Regards
Bhavesh
Eva,
In which step the error occurs in workflow.
Best regards,
raj.
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