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XML data to Application Server

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Hi All,

Please let me know how to send the XML data which is there in the internal table to application server.

Best Regards,

Siva.

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I have taken few records from a change pointer table and converted the same into XML format. The ouput has to given to the presentation(GUI) and application server. I have done for presenataion server and let me know how send it for application server.

Regards,

Siva.

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Hi Sivaprakash,

I suppose your question has to be a little bit more precisly. For my understanding a internal is already on the Application server (aka the Web AS). Do you mean the presentation server where the GUI, i.e. WinGUI or JAVAGui, is running?

Regards,

Axel

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I have taken few records from a change pointer table and converted the same into XML format. The ouput has to given to the presentation(GUI) and application server. I have done for presenataion server and let me know how send it for application server.

Regards,

Siva.

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Hi Siva,

you want it programatically or using some transaction.

if it is transaction then use CG3Z transaction.

give the PC path(source), and appl server path(target)

you can uplaod it.

regards

vijay

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let ur internal table be "it".

open dataset dsn in binary mode.

Loop at it.

transfer it to dsn.

if sy-subrc <>0.

exit.

endif.

endloop.

close dataset dsn.

DSN is the filename which shud be created on app server.

or else use CG3Z - this will also do the same but it is recorded everytime (Thiose BASIS Guys!) so may not be wise to use everytime.

Thanks & Regards,

Ankur