on 11-30-2010 7:53 PM
Hi,
we are using PI 7.0. I have to configure only one communication channel that polls two different folders say and . we are using UNIX OS. After processing, the files should move to their corresponding archive folders.
The folder paths are:
com/test/111/data and com/test/222/data
Their corresponding archive paths are
com/test/111/data/archive and com/test/222/data/archive
Plz help me out..
thanks in advance
Regards,
bhrunda
Hi Bhrunda,
It is not possible using the standard adapters to archive into two different folders.
This requirement cannot be achieved using Commandline scripts or with custom function modules.
To achieve this requirement, you need to do custom adapter development.
Thanks,
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What Guru has explained in his reply same you can see in this blog with screen shots.. so just try it..
/people/mickael.huchet/blog/2006/09/18/xipi-how-to-exclude-files-in-a-sender-file-adapter
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Hi Guru/singh
I have tried using the Advanced Selection for Source File". The problem is files from both these channels are archiving into a common archive folder.
I want the files processed from com/test/111/data folder to be archived into com/test/111/data/archive folder and similarly
files from com/test/222/data should be archive into com/test/222/data/archive.
How can we do this?
Thanks & Rrgads
Bhrunda
This works only for NFS.
In the file sender channel, you will have "Advanced Selection for Source File", Check on the check box
Fill in the
'Directory' - Folder to be polled
"File Name Mask" - Files pattern to be picked up
"Exclusion Mask' - Files to be ignored
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