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Regarding Reverse Mapping

Posted on Jan 18, 2005 at 08:41 PM 30 Views

Hai all,

I am working on SAP XI 3.0. In my scenario i am sending a record from source(SAP) to database(SqlServer). If record fails when enter into data base, the response should be coming back to SAP XI and it generates an email to a designated address. For the response shall I need a reverse mapping ? how can i resolve this. olz any body help me..

Regards,

Sekhar

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  • author's profile photo Sridhar Natarajan
    Sridhar Natarajan
    Posted on Jan 19, 2005 at 04:47 AM
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    Hi Sekhar,

    You can control your process flow using BPM available in XI.Java mapping can be used for inserting transformed record into the DB. If the DB insert fails catch the exception, create a standard success/failure response message structure(Say XML format) and you can email this response to the email list using email adapter. Use BPM to ease your work.

    This is just one way of doing it.

    Hope it helps !!

    Regards,

    Sridhar

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    • Former Member
      Jan 19, 2005 at 05:45 PM

      hai sridar,

      Thanks for responding my question.

      But "I am using Message Mapping ,Interface Mapping to transfer the record and also I am using JavaMail(SendMail) functionality to send the mail. For this I use another map for mailing after response will come back to XI".

      My Question is "How the response will come back to execute the Email Map?". For this Shall I use any Falut message mapping ?

      Regards,

      Sekhar

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