on 08-10-2021 4:35 PM
Hi. I'm brand new to CPI and trying to move a scenario from on-prem PI to CPI. I cannot import the mapping operation because it is XSLT. I'm struggling to figure out how I would do a value mapping using parts of multiple fields in an idoc to a single field in XML. An example of the current mapping in our on-prem PI is below. For reference, we're trying to replicate a scenario where we convert ORDERS03 from ERP into ReplenishmentOrderNotificationIn in SNC.
xsl:variable name="Seller">
"); vertical-align: bottom; height: 10px;"><xsl:choose> "); vertical-align: bottom; height: 10px;"><xsl:when test="count(//E1EDKA1[PARVW='BA'])!=0"> <xsl:value-of select="//E1EDKA1[PARVW='BA']/PARTN"Regards,JonHi Jon
You can't import XSLT mappings directly from PI, but you can certainly reuse the stylesheet in CPI. Just download the XSLT file from the ESR and upload it to your iflow.
Regards,
Morten
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7a519509aed84a2c9e6f627841825b5a - Thank you! This is fantastic. I had a message open regarding an error importing the operation mapping and was told it wasn't possible due to it being XSLT. Was not even presented with this option as a possibility. I was able to import the stylesheet and adjust my flow to use the XSLT mapping instead of mapping operation.
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Hi Jon,
Not sure if you could call it in similar way in SAP Cloud integration(CPI).
Please find below the answer from @Morten Wittrock with a similar requirement.
https://answers.sap.com/questions/13014422/value-mapping-in-xslt-mapping-in-cpi.html
Hope this helps !
thanks and regards,
Praveen T
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