on 05-30-2013 4:49 AM
Hi
I have a NFS to SFTP scenario ...The file format is CSV to CSV..I do not need any transformation
1. Will i need ESR components in this case
2. What if the sender is sending CSV but i need to place tab delimited in SFTP server ...in that case will the ESR part be required
>>>>Will i need ESR components in this case
No , you can directly place your file in the Application server from where channel will be able to pick the file.
>>>> What if the sender is sending CSV but i need to place tab delimited in SFTP server ...in that case will the ESR part be required
No,
The standard SAP File/FTP adapter offers file content conversion to convert flat files into XML and vice versa. This feature is not available on the SFTP Sender and Receiver adapter. However there is a standard SAP module called the MessageTransformBean that offers the same functionality when used with the SFTP Sender or the SFTP Receiver adapter.
P.S :- Have a dummy namespace + Service interface created which will be referenced in your Interface determination object.
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If you have your SFTP B2B add on installed....and you are able to see the SFTP adapter in your channels list, you can go ahead and configure them.
You would only need the login credentials, server details and finger prints which you can get from your Basis team.
helpful links for your case http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/24/4cad3baabd4737bab64d0201bc0c6c/content.htm
As per my thinking we wont require a server certificate for this.
Have you tried logging into the SFTP receiver system ( Considering that you have the login credentials). Make use of some third party testing tool like WinScP.
If you are able to successfully login and access the system, you can directly go ahead and configure your scenario using this.
Thanks,
Yes you have to create data type message type message mapping and do one to one mapping in ESR and set the TAB delimited parameter in receiver SFTP channel.
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Hi Hema,
if you want to use FCC at sender channel you should have input message type for this to get converted values into message.
Fcc at receiver side also based on your receiver message.
overall you are changing something which is related to message.
here you are trying to change the delimeter.
if you don't want to change anything in message then you can go for without ESR objects.
Regards,
Muniyappan.
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