here is my scenario. in the file access parameters of my receiver communication channel we have a hard coded target directory, which is fine. the file name scheme portion of the configuration refers to an .xml file. The transmissions going through xi do result in files arriving in the correct directory which again is hard coded, however there is a business need to change the naming convention on these files.
i have been assuming.. and, maybe wrongly so, that if i can get my hands on the .xml which is named in the configuration as being the "file name scheme" that i would be able to adjust this .xml file in such a way as to change the naming convention.
so i am assuming that this .xml file exists physically out there some where and that there must be some means by which i can go adjust it as needed.
we are not using any variable substitution and the ASMA's on the receiver side are all checked.
so again my question is how do get to this .xml file and adjust it so that my the files arrive on the receiving end with my new naming logic.
does this make sense and is my assumption that the .xml file specified in the file name scheme is a physical file that i can go view and adjust a correct assumption?
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