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How to change Data in SOAP Header

Posted on Jan 19, 2005 at 05:31 PM 14 Views

Dear friends,

We are facing a problem with IDOCs. We have a scenario where in we are sending IDOC from a logical system XXXCLNT040 to another one XYZCLNT004 using XI3.0 SP10.

Now the problem is that we are simulating a situation wherein system XXXCLNT004 sends PORDCR1 idoc to XI and then XI send it to XYZCLTN004 which should return an acknowledgement to be sent to "just" XI and then to some third system not the original sender.

Now, the problem is that we changed the mapping of the IDOC field SDNPRN to point to XI logicalsystem so that the receiver sees that message is sent from logical partner XI and not from XXXCLNT004 but when I check the idoc in we05 of the receiver side it still has partner XXXCLNT004 instead of XI and it seems that it takes it up from the SOAP message header data.

Is there anyway we can manipulate this so that we can change/modify the sender logical partner information during runtime? or anyother suggestions.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Manish

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    Posted on Feb 24, 2005 at 01:35 AM
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    Hi Manish -

    You can't map the 6 sender and receiver control record fields (partner, port, and function) and have XI pick them up. See note 728792 for the fields that you can map. You can map them but they will be ignored even if you choose "Use control record values from payload". You need to use other methods. See note 792333 for the options.

    Also check out the document "How To Sample IDoc Scenarios within XI3.0" which is available in the How-To section for XI 3.0. This will give you a number of scenarios. Drink a lot of coffee before you read this document.

    This is definitely the most confusing part of XI IDoc processing so set aside some time to figure it out.

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