on 12-07-2009 10:08 PM
Hi everyone
Do someone know if there is a way to create more than 1 file from a received structure to deliver them to the same target system and in the same folder?
Something like this:
--> System (Folder A)
Structure --> PI
--> System (Folder A)
Thanks in advanced
Emmanuel
use multimaping and do a 1:N transformation and create the target message twice. may be u can use the parameter add timesamp in the receiver file adpter
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Do someone know if there is a way to create more than 1 file from a received structure to deliver them to the same target
system and in the same folder?
Yes it is very much possible to get two files out of one received message.....you just need to implement Multimapping concept (good blogs, articles available on SDN and also on help.sap.com).....in IR develop a mapping with the received structure as source message and on the target side include the two target-file-structures....so it will be a 1:2 mapping.
If target file-names will be the same then the same receiver channel will do since the target location is the same......care should be taken that you append messageID or counter or any other identifier to the file-names to avoid the files being over-written
you dont have to implement a BPM for this
Regards,
Abhishek.
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Hi,
With BPM, this is easy to achieve. Try using that.
Regards.
Neetesh
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Hi,
you need to do multimapping
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