on 05-09-2008 10:43 AM
Hi
I have a requirement for transfering a file to the directory according to the filename.
Example
If the file name is
FIABC it should be moved to directory DI_ABC in the target server and if it is
FIXYZ it should be moved to directory DI_XYZ.
No mapping is involved in this case .
Do we have some other way around than variable substituion
Regards
Abhishek mahajan
Hi,
Yes its possible, for this we should ceate the two communications channels and we should specify the two paths(directories path).
In the receiver determination we specify the condition,if the file is FIABC it should be moved to directory DI_ABC(this directory should configure in one communication channel), and if it is FIXYZ file then it should be moved to directory DI_XYZ(this directory should configure in another communication channel).
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Hi Abhi,
Kindly check my below answer
Edited by: Arpil Gupta on May 12, 2008 10:17 AM
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Hi,
For this we have to configure Two Communication Channels one for one Location and the other for other location.
Use X-path concept in Interface Determination and call the corresponding inbound Message Interface and Interface Mappings based on the condition
1) Create Two Inbound MI's
2) Create One MM
3) Create 2 Interface Mappings
4) Create 2 Receiver CC and One Sender CC
5) Create One Receiver Det
6) Create 2 Interface Det
7) Create One Sender Agreement
😎 Create Two Receiver Agreements
Regards
Seshagiri
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hi,
You can perform a check in the Configured Receivers section of the Receiver Determination....
In the Condition...you can check for the XPATH with the value
"FI---" and specify the receiver with corresponding folder name
Similarly u can check for the second value
reward points if helpful
Prashant
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