on 01-20-2005 1:20 PM
Hi,
I'm using the RFC receiver adapter to call a RFC in R/3 from XI 3.0
In the payload XML one node is blank as I want to pass a blank parameter to the RFC. But in R/3 the blank node is getting converted to #
Can anyone suggest how can I pass a blank node while calling the RFC using RFC receiver adapter in XI 3.0?
Thanks in advance,
Dipankar
Dipankar ,
Just a thought...if you try re-converting that # to blank in the RFC..
or may be there is no need to add blanks in PI ..you can add it directly in RFC
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Hey
Please check the outbound payload in sxmb_moni and RWB,if the field is blank there,then it means that PI is passing correct value to ECC.its possible that RFC has been coded in such a way that it converts blank spaces to #.Please look at RFC documentation in that case and see if it helps more.
If the outbound payload itself in PI is showing as # instead of blank,then check the message mapping in PI.
Thanx
Aamir
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Hi,
Either you send the constant blank space or don't map the field, it will by default take blank value on SAP side RFC.
The blank space also depends upon the data type of the field in RFC. If you have to send blank value just don't send anything. In mapping XML side node will not be created . but RFC field will consider it as blank value.
Thanks
Swarup
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Hi, maybe if you check your message mapping and put constant in blank to the target node, and remember assign blank constant to every field that you need in blank.
Regards
Marco
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