What does it do? When deserializing literal XML elements, the optional attribute tt:lax can be used to control whether the name of an element is respected.
If tt:lax is specified with the value off, the inbound XML stream must contain an identically named element with all literal attributes attr of the same content.
If tt:lax is specified with the value on, the element in the inbound XML stream can have any name, but the expected attributes must still match.
The values deep-on and deep-off for tt:lax are used to set the setting on and off for all subelements of the current element; however, they can be overwritten locally there. If tt:lax is not specified, the setting depends on the surrounding context. By default, a template has the setting deep-off.
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The following XML fragment is to be assumed: < X my_attr='attr'>abc < /X> Due to tt:lax='on', the ST program DEMO_ST_LAX below can still deserialize this fragment despite different element names: TRNS DEMO_ST_LAX ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
