on ‎2023 Aug 21 11:57 AM
Request clarification before answering.
If Header CancInvSet only occurs once then map Constant "". If it occurs multiple time you need to map it with the source field of the correct context/occurrences.
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Hi Akash,
To get a more complete answer, I think you'll need to provide more information on what the mapping looks like for the CancInvSet element.
The short answer is that you're not creating an entry for the element CancInvSet which is mandatory in the target message. The cause of this is very dependent on the message mapping itself, so it's difficult to speculate without more details.
An initial simple fix to remove the error is to map a constant as was suggested in the first answer, but if it's a mandatory field, then usually I'd expect a value would be expected in the receiving system.
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Hi Akash,
The message mapping looks like a simple mapping and technically correct. Can you confirm that the source structure you've used in the mapping for the CancInvSet is the same structure as the response message from the request reply 1 step?
When to you get the error message? Is it during save/deployment or is it when testing?
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