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How can the payload of a XI message be normalized to the RFC-XML format? Is it possible to remove unwanted XML-Namespace declarations from a RFC-XML document?

April 26, 2017format message normalized payload possible remove unwanted Xi

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How can the payload of a XI message be normalized to the RFC-XML format? Is it possible to remove unwanted XML-Namespace declarations from a RFC-XML document?

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While sending a message to a RFC-Adapter receiver channel a error is thrown during RFC-XML-document parsing. The RFC-XML document looks like it has the correct RFC-XML format but there are some additional XML elements (e.g. XML-Namespace declarations). These elements can’t be understood by the RFC-XML parser of the RFC-Adapter. This parser only is suitable for correct RFC-XML documents (like created by a RFC-Adapter sender channel or the SAP JCO). To remove the unneeded elements from the RFC-XML document a message mapping within the Integration Server can be used. The attached file rfcnormalizer.jar contains a XSLT-Stylesheet which can be used for this purpose.