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Hi,
We are implementing SAP in our company and we have selected BizTalk 2006/Covast as our EDI subsystem. I created a map with source and destination schemas. It is a simple map that was sending 3 out of 4 fields to destination map. I created this to test the mapping with send/receive port. Eventually, we want to convert EDI transactions (810, 820, 850s…..) to SAP IDoc XMLs. I added that map in the Send Port. When I put the source file in receive location, it picks up the file and send it out to destination. I see no errors in the Event Viewer. When I looked at the destination file, I see it is simply sending source out to destination. It did not executed the map.
We are using BTS 2006
VS 2005
PassThru send and receive ports…
I would appreciate if someone can help me to resolve this problem.
Thanks,
Sam
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Yuo have to use XMLSendPipeline to be able to apply maps on the port!
PassThrough won't work!
BR,
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Thanks BR. I kind of figured that out. However, I'm having another problem. When I try to connect SAP using SAP .Net Adapter, it sends wrong password to SAP and my ID is getting locked after several attempts. I created the send port on BTS application server.
Any help will be appreciated…
Thanks,
Sam
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How do you know you're using the wrong password? Are you sure you entered it correctly or that it is getting "munged" on its way to SAP?
You can try SSO: Using Enterprise SSO (Single Sign-On) with the SAP Adapter and in general (http://geekswithblogs.net/bcorazza/articles/86595.aspx)
for reference only: Sending Data to SAP (One-Way Send Scenario)(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/biztalk/2006/library/bta_mysap/64556bfa-b069-44ae-98e0-606b8633e980.mspx?mfr=true)
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