on 03-31-2008 11:35 AM
hi guruz ,
iam doing a simple file to file scenerio .
sender file (.txt file tab delimeted) NFS file adapter.
reciver file (.txt file tab delimeted) NFS file adapter.
i putted the file in xi server c:\sender\file.txt.
and for reciever i made c:\reciver.
but the file is not picked up .
i checked in (RWB).mssges showing sucess ,but no mssg id.
pls guide me .
warm regards
hi pawan,
1. check source directory specified.
2. check the adapter is picking the file from the directory
you can use . in the sender channel
- if the file is being picked by XI, see it in SXMB_MONI
3. check in communication channel monitoring, if there is any error in FCC parameters that will be listed there.
4. If . is picking the file, check your actual file name. (check the file name with extension you specified is correct.
-you can check it using showing extension option of operation system.
regards,
nikhil
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Hi Pawan,
As you are using Transport protocol as File System(NFS) in the comm channel you need to upload your local file in the XI server, just execute SE37 in your XI server then put the module name : ARCHIVFILE_CLIENT_TO_SERVER and execute it. there you give your local file path\name and the target server path(e.g /usr,/tmp etc.)
after successfully executing you can see the uploaded file by going to AL11 transaction.
in the sender comm channel give the server path where you uploaded the file as the source directory. activate.
now start your sender comm channel in RWB.
--Sankar Choudhury
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As explpained by sarvesh , file has to be at shared location,
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Hi Pawan,
check the case(upper & lower) of the file name in the sender comm channel,
or you can try if there is no file other than file.txt in c:\sender\ directory then put * . * in the source file name.
--Sankar Choudhury
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As you are using NFS mode, then in this case you need to put your file on XI server by using tcode sxda_tools. if you are putting your file on local machine then it will not pick the file.
And use the path like \sender\file.txt instead c:\sender\file.txt .
Regards,
Sarvesh
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hi check the link if you are using tab delimitted file
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/u/37298-shabarish [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
trouble shooting file adapter
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2007/07/26/troubleshooting-the-file-adapter-last-updated-on-02-july10
note:reward points if solution found helpfull.....
regards
chandrakanth.k
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Hi Pawan,
check the the adapter parameters.And put the file name as ' * . * '
reward points if helpful.
regards,
arijit
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Check the Source Directory and Filename in the Sender Communication Channel.
check the fieldnames of your record properly.
check your message mapping correctly.
record.fieldSeparator=0X09
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