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Error when sending additional file contents using the File-Adapter

Posted on May 27, 2004 at 03:08 PM 19 Views

Hello,

I have successfully created a file-inbound-adapter, that sends XML-files to the XI Integration Server. The XI routes these messages successfully to my file-outbound-adapter. So far, so good.

Now I want to add <b>additional file contents</b> to my messages using the following specifications in my inbound adapter:

<b>XMB.AdditionalPayloads=addaPDF

XMB.addaPDF.ContentType=text/plain

XMB.addaPDF.ContentKind=T

file.addaPDF.namePart=".xml"=".pdf"

file.addaPDF.optional=No</b>

This also works fine. The Integration server routes the messages and I can see the attached PDF-files within the XI-Message-Monitor - but... the file-outbound-adapter creates ONLY the XML-File! The attached PDF-File seems to get lost!!

<u>Note</u>: When I use the specification <b>mode=XMBSTREAM2FILE</b> within my file-outbound-adapter, the adapter creates a file, containing all content of the SOAP-Message (including the content of PDF-Files)!

Is there any way to configure the outbound-adapter to create <u>TWO SEPARATE</u> files, means XML and PDF - instead of only <u>ONE big stream</u> (which would be difficult to handle)?

I would appreciate any help on this issue.

Thanks,

Markus

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    Posted on May 27, 2004 at 04:13 PM
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    Markus,

    Since you have developed expertise with File adapter, would appreciate if you could please help me with my problem as given below ....

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    I have my File Adapter configured & activated. The adapter is polling for the file on the NT server (same as Adapter Engine). But it gives back an error message as below :

    ==========

    Sending message '22944890a9ce11d8957fe2e40afa0417' to Integration Server failed with 'CONFIG.LCR_ERROR': 'No own business system', context '' , must retry

    Error sending document of file 'c:\temp\InFlatFile.txt':

    com.sap.aii.messaging.net.TransportException: Sending message '22944890a9ce11d8957fe2e40afa0417' to Integration Server failed with 'CONFIG.LCR_ERROR': 'No own business system', context '' , must retry

    - quit this run, wait for retry

    ==========

    The <b>Status</b> of the File Adapter (in Adapter Engine) is <i>Started</i> but the <b>Condition</b> is <i>Failed</i> (due to above problem).

    Business system is set up in SLD. RFC connections are defined.

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    Thanx in advance for your time & help.

    Homiar.

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      Jun 01, 2004 at 04:38 PM

      Hi Homiar,

      have you included:

      XMD.SLDConfiguration=SLDaccessor

      in the config of the adapter file so that the SLD can be accessed?

      Here is my config file I use for an inbound file adapter to get a file into the XI engine:

      1. file adapter java class

      classname=com.sap.aii.messaging.adapter.ModuleFile2XMB

      mode=FILE2XMB

      XMD.SLDConfiguration=SLDaccessor

      PWD.tokenHandler=PWtokens

      1. Integration Engine address and document settings (example, see docu)

      XMB.TargetURL=http://sapnts25:8000/sap/xi/engine?type=entry

      XMB.SenderBusinessSystem=ED1

      XMB.SenderInterfaceNamespace=www.fritz.com/ED1

      XMB.SenderInterfaceName=GETMATDELTA

      XMB.ReceiverBusinessSystem=FMIMAGE

      XMB.ContentKind=T

      XMB.ContentType=text/plain

      XMB.QualityOfService=EO

      XMB.User=xibarbox

      XMB.Password=<!%xibarbox%!>

      ##File Adapter specific parameters (example, see docu)

      file.sourceDir=//sapaix08/interface/fritz/xioutbound

      file.sourceFilename=matdelta.txt

      file.processingMode=archiveWithTimestamp

      file.archiveDir=//sapaix08//interface/archive/fritz/xioutbound

      file.pollInterval=300

      What is your config file looking like?

      I had my share of fun with the file adapter, not so great in Version 2.0.

      Stefan

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