on 11-26-2010 9:05 AM
Hi,
i'm picking up a flat file using the NFS adapter, the payload in the message monitoring looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<ns:MT_FILE xmlns:ns="urn:......">
<Record>
<Line>100221120100000000000000</Line>
<Line>100221120100000000000000</Line>
</Record>
</ns:MT_FILE>
I'm now writing this to an ftp server, message protovol is set to File Content Conversion and the conversion parameters are set to this:
Line.addHeaderLine 1
Line.fieldSeparator #
Record.fieldContentFormatting nothing
Line.fieldContentFormatting nothing
Record.fieldSeparator *
looks realy weired and is not really what is needed but i changed the parameters dramatically, but none of those conversion parameters are taken in effect.
The resulting files always looks the same, nor do i get a header line nor do i get the "weired" newline characters. i'm alway getten nl/0X0A as line separator.
What do i miss?
Hi Rainer,
You need to do content conversion for the nodes, not for the recordset.Remove Record conversion parameters and try.
Thanks,
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> You need to do content conversion for the nodes, not for the recordset.Remove Record conversion parameters and try.
This is wrong. It is the other way:
Use parameter
Record.addHeaderLine 1
When you want to have a different end-of-line cjaracter, you have to use the correct parameter
Record.endSeparator
Sometimes it really helps to look in online help.
Hi,
its working now, thx.
Sometimes you miss the wood for the trees, even having the help files printed out....
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