on 12-04-2008 12:16 PM
Hi,
The scenario here is that our sender application posts messages in a comma delimited format through HTTP and we need to perform certain mapping transformations on this message and place the transformed message in a file server.
My problem here is I do not understnad how to convert this comma delimited message that comes from the sender application to an XML format so that the integration engine could understand it.
If my sender application was sending the message in a file I could have used file content conversion, but since my communication protocol here is HTTP...
"IS THERE ANY WAY TO RECIEVE A NON XML MESSAGE THROUGH A HTTP CHANNEL ?"
Thanks,
Bharath
you can use a java mapping and then create the XML structure.
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Hi Bharath,
Well, Java Modules is a good option to convert the message before It is comming to the message mapping, however for HTTP sender you do not need a sender agreement, in this way In your mapping interface you must use two mapping programs, JAVA MAPPING: to convert the comma limited file to a xml format, and the a MESSAGE MAPPING: to make the main conversion(xml to xml).
If you have any doubt, contact me please.
Ivan.
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