on 04-09-2008 10:30 PM
I am attempting to pick up a file from our IBM mainframe (OS/390). The adapter is polling successfully but never picks up the file. I have FTP'd to the mainframe from the command line of our PI server and successfully got the file, so I know permissions are not the issue. In our legacy EAI system, the FTP adapter has an option where you can specify that you are connecting to an OS/390 machine. Based on that parameter it knows how to handle the FTP commands. PI doesn't seem to have that flexibility.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? What would you recommend to get around this?
Hi Ben Baughman
kindly check the name of your source directory and the file name because in this case names are case sensitive
This happened with me and name of file was not correct in my case
so kindly check file name .Give the correct name (case sensitive) activate the adapter again and make a CACHE refresh
hope this may help you
Regards
Sandeep
PS if helpful kindly reward points
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Thank you for the response, but the name is not the problem. I copied the values from the configuration and executed the FTP from the command line with no issue. I have a customer message open with SAP, but they act like this is the first tiem they've seen this. The mainframe file system is much different than any other operating system and I believe that is the problem. In our legacy EAI tool the FTP adapter has an option that allows you to specify what OS you are connecting to. Based on that selection, the system then knows what FTP commands to send. XI/PI does not have this option and seems to treat all OS's the same.
Thanks,
Ben
Ben,
We were using JDBC adapters to push/pull data from AS400 files(tables). We did not connect to the backedn db (DB2). We made the JDBC connection to AS400 system. I have seen some threads in SDN using File adapter to push/pull data from AS400 systems.
What exactly is the problem you face? What happens when you fill the File adapter and activate? Any errors or the XML message generated in invalid? Can you describe this a little.
Regards,
Jaishankar
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