on 03-05-2009 2:24 PM
Hi,
I have a scenario in where the file is now in the XI server directory folder.
I need to create a file adapter that will pick up this file and push it out to the FTP server.
I know the FTP server conenction parameters and the file should be pushed out on a directory ABC on root level.
How do i configure this?
I cannot see even activity details in the communication channel monitoring even though it is green.
Please help.
I have already checked the previous queries but nothing helps.
Regards,
Hi Archana,
if you know the FTP server parameters then you have to just configure it as receiver adapter
with ftp server user credentials.
Ftp server directory path
username
and password for that ftp server.
regards
Ashwin
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Hi,
I have done the configuration but somehow it does not seem to be working.
The sender agreement is configured with the sender service and the channel for picking up the file from r/3 system and I can see the procesing in the communication channel monitoring. The file is picked up and then archived.
The receiver agreement is is configured with the sender service and the receiver service, interface and communication channel to make FTP connection and it hsould place the file previously picked up.
Where am i going wrong?
Regards,
Hi,
I have created the scenario as such:
From R/3 system - file send to XI system
From XI directory folder on the server - pick up the file
File is then FTP to the external server
Uptil now the interface seems to be working fine now.
However, the file picked up is in csv format and file uploaded should also be in the csv format.
Currently the file uploaded is in xml format.
How do I do this?
Please help.
Regards,
Hi
Check with the configuration steps available in [this|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/44/70ec8a20453abee10000000a155369/frameset.htm] link...may be helpful...
Thanks
Pavani
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Hi,
Thanks for the link and the FCC suggestion which helped in part.
I have managed to put a csv file (as required) on the FTP server but unfortunately, it is picking only 1 field from the file from somewhere in the middle.
I have used the below record set structure:
RS_FMS_Out.addHeaderLine - value 1
RS_FMS_Out.fieldFixedLengths - value 50
RS_FMS_Out.fixedLengthTooShortHandling - value Ignore
RS_FMS_Out.endSeparator - value 'nl'
In an incoming xml payload, what field separator can I use as then I do not have to use the fieldFixedLengths?
How can I get the whole file across?
Please advice.
Regards,
Hi,
see if you want to put your files on a FTP server, then in that FTP server there will be a folder ftproot .... so you need to create a folder inside ftproot say ABC and then you can access ABC from the reciver comm channel by specifying /ABC if it is a UNIX system or \ABC if it is a Windows system.
then activate your reciver file comm channel and run your scenario.........then in RWB in comm channel monitoring, you can see your msg audit log to see the processing of your msg.
Regards,
Rajeev Gupta
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Hello ,
What exacttly you want steps for configuring the file to file scenario or
your scenario is not working at all.
If you have done your scenario and you want to test it ,check the below
1. Activation of all in IR and ID
2. Setting of poll interval in File Sender CC
3 Check the File CC is in Active state
4. Go to RWB and Check CC for status of your CC
Rajesh
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