โ2008 Jul 11 1:25 PM
Hi Guys,
Could u plz explain me for wht purpose message types r created?
thanking u...
regards..
โ2008 Jul 11 1:41 PM
hi
good
A message type comprises a data type that describes the structure of a message. At the following points in SAP Exchange Infrastructure you can refer to the message to be exchanged at runtime by using the message type:
ยท More than one message interface can use the same message type. For example, an asynchronous outbound message interface and an asynchronous inbound message interface can reference the same message type because the request message does not need to be mapped.
ยท When defining a message mapping you can directly reference message types to map messages from an outbound interface to messages from a receiver interface.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2d/c0633c3a892251e10000000a114084/content.htm
hope this will help you.
Thanks
mrutyun^
โ2008 Jul 11 1:28 PM
hi,
whenever we are creating custom idocs we need to assign new message types to them.so we create message types.
the 4 transactions used in creating custom idoc are
we30
we31
we81
we82.
โ2008 Jul 11 1:33 PM
Yes i know that these r the 4 transaction r to be used for creating custom IDOCs but for wht purpose message types r created?
โ2008 Jul 11 1:36 PM
HI,
Message Type indicates How to Know what the data Means
Data Exchanged by IDOC and EDI is known as Messages
Message of same kind belong to the same message type
Message types are stored in table EDMSG
REGARDS,
SRAVANTHI
โ2008 Jul 11 1:32 PM
Hi paresh,
The custom idoc which we create can be used in many places ...The message type defines the application of idoc
Regards,
Sravanthi
โ2008 Jul 11 1:37 PM
Hi Paresh.
We generally use standard message types in SAP, but when we want customization or our own messages. This is when we create our own Message types in WE81.
Good Luck & Regards.
Harsh
โ2008 Jul 11 1:41 PM
hi
good
A message type comprises a data type that describes the structure of a message. At the following points in SAP Exchange Infrastructure you can refer to the message to be exchanged at runtime by using the message type:
ยท More than one message interface can use the same message type. For example, an asynchronous outbound message interface and an asynchronous inbound message interface can reference the same message type because the request message does not need to be mapped.
ยท When defining a message mapping you can directly reference message types to map messages from an outbound interface to messages from a receiver interface.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2d/c0633c3a892251e10000000a114084/content.htm
hope this will help you.
Thanks
mrutyun^