on 07-23-2007 2:13 PM
hello all,
i am having an XSD file . i am thinking to go for message mapping . with this XSD format how can i go for message mapping . for that i need a data structure . please suggest me how i have to do this my receiver interfaces are bapis & rfc. if it is p[ossible to convert xsd to data type then please tell me how ?
thanks in advance ,
thanks & regards,
ramana
Hi
As explained to you in the previous thread in detail..after you have the xsd file imported you can go for MM directly.
You need to import the RFC/BAPI as you say that you have RFC/BAPI in the receiver side.
Get the RFC list in the IR by:
In the IR you can import the RFC from R/3 system.
Click on the Imported Objects and right click on the RFC and choose import the RFC.
Do not forget to change the option in the namespace.Click on Import of RFC/iDoc allowed.
Next in MM you will both the structures.So mapping will be straight forward.
Get back if you have further doubts
Thanks
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thanks to all
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Go to InterfaceObjects>External Definitions>Rigt click and create new
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Do not open many threads for the same issue.
As already explained to you in the other thread, you need to import the XSD as ED and use this as source msg. You dont need msg type. You can directly use ED as msg type.
Regards,
Jai Shankar
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Please import your XSD as an external definition. Drag and drop your Extenal definition in the source or the target message as required by you in your message mapping
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Hi ramana,
when you say XSD , it is Message Type only. You dont need to create data type for it. It is a Message Interface, you can directly load it in Message Mapping.
Regards,
Ramesh P
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