if you have 1 inbound message and is split into 2 or more outbound messages of the same type, when those messages are processed by a File Receiver Adapter will each message have it's own DynamicConfiguration properties that you can set?.
Problem is there is nothing in the output files to use in a variable substitution. The input file is simply to be duplicated in 1 directory and into another directory. This is a simple list of materials and is to be send to a common FTP site for Vendor1 and Vendor2.
Is all hope lost or must I change my output message to hold such a value?.
If you need to duplicate the file then i would suggest to use multiple receiver services then the multiple receiver interface. That will resolve your issue with dynamic configuration.
If the task is just the send the file as it is to 2 vendors then you can have 2 receiver in the receiver determination OR 1 receiver and 2 receiver interface in interface determination and then create 2 FTP channels ,Make sure you enable ASMA in both sender and receiver channels.
In case if you are splitting the incoming message into 2 messages in MM (i.e multimapping) please note Dynamic config doesn't support as stated above
Sorry I tried to keep my scenario explanation simple. I have 1 common FTP site that all of my potential Vendors will access. I do not want to have to create multiple Receiver channels. Reason being is that today we need to send the same file to 2 directories and then next week they may need to send to ...10 directories etc. I had envisioned having a very simple value mapping that can be maintained that has a list of directories. (that tells me how many messages to split and what to name the associated directory.)
However I am coming to the conclusion this is not possible
If I used Enhanced Receiver Determinaton to determine a list of Receivers - I would only want them to go to 1 named Receiver anyway. Seems that the determination ignores multiple receivers of the same name and only end up with 1 file being FTP'd. So that does not appear to be an option.
The dynamic configuration properties of both files will be the same. This has been the behavior of PI ever since Use variable substitution for the filename and directory.
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