Dynamic configuration bean in JMS Adapter

Hello Experts,
My scenario is JMS(Active MQ) to File.Its just Passthrough scenario and no mapping involved.
Filename will be coming in one of the JMS Property (say businessId) and I need to set this filename to file adapter.
I have refered the stefan's blog and used the Dynamic configuration bean module in sender JMS adapter.
getFilename key.1 write http://sap.com/xi/System/JMS DCJMSMessageProperty4
getFilename value.1 module.filename
setFilename key.1 read http://sap.com/xi/System/File FileName
setFilename value.1 module.filename
But required filename is not populated in the target File.Any other configuration is missing here?

Hi Karthiga
Did you set the ASMA properties in both your sender JMS channel and receiver File channel?
For the JMS adapter, as shown below, you will need to enter the DCJMSMessageProperty4 into the table
Configuring the Sender JMS Adapter - Configuring the JMS Adapter in the Integration Directory/PCK - SAP Library
If you want to set additional JMS message attributes, select Specify Additional JMS Message Properties (Maximum of 10).
In the table, enter the names of the JMS message properties whose values are to be included in the message header of the PI message.
The technical names of the additional attributes are DCJMSMessageProperty0, DCJMSMessageProperty1, ..., DCJMSMessageProperty9.
For the File adapter, you need to check the ASMA FileName attribute.
Once you have this configured, in your message, you should be able to see that the value is in the DynamicConfiguration section of the SOAP header.
Rgds
Eng Swee

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Hi Aamir,
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<KVGR2_BEZ>rd party sales</KVGR2_BEZ>
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<BELNR>FDF</BELNR>
<POSNR>000010</POSNR>
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<POSEX>000010</POSEX>
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Idoc> XI>SOAP-AXIS
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Thanks
Deepthi

I have a similar problem. I also like to add some header fields to my message und that's way I'm trying to use the AXIS adapter. (Axis adapter FAQ question 30) Unfortunately I'm getting exactly the same error message:
com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: object type invalid: class com.sap.aii.adapter.xi.ms.XIMessage
Deepthi, you wrote that you have missed one jar file. Can you remember which file it was?

Dynamic Configuration - Set Directory Path for File Receiver Adapter

Hi Experts,
I have a question regarding the dynamic configuration for the file adapter. Is it possible to set a directory path without a message mapping for the file receiver adapter? the problem is that I want to import a pdf document. this pdf document I want to store in a dynamic directory (depending on the filename). so I have to read the filename out of the dynamic configuration and generate (depending on the filename) a directory for this file. Is that possible without a message mapping? I cannot make a message mapping because the file has the pdf format and should not get changed.
best regards
Christopher Kühn

Hi Gaurav,
I use the ASMA (respectively the filename) for the sender adapter. After the pdf was imported into XI this filename is in the ASMA.
But what then??? How can I get this filename with the help of the variable substitution? and if I have this filename I have to change this filename a bit to generate the name / path of the directory.
Please explain it to me detailled
Thanks and regards
christopher

Store and Forward agent configuration in jms adapter - jdeveloper

I am created the store and forward (SAF) agent in weblogic to communicate with another weblogic server.
after creating it i tried to configure it in jms adapter wizard but i can't able see my SAF Queue there.
so now how can i give payload to my SAF queue for testing it.
Please provide any suggestions, i will provide with the points.
Thanks,
Ajay Athuluri

So I don't know much of the details of AIA, and next to nothing of the pre-built integrations, so can't help you much there. However are you sure you've got all the requisite SAF configuration right? The JMS and SAF component hierarchies are a real rats' nest of trouble. This is a setup I've found to work:
* SAF Agent, targeted to a managed server; needs to use the default filestore (ie when configuring it you don't specify one)
* JMS Module containing:
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     * JMS SubDeployment, targeted to the SAF Agent
     * Connection Factory, targeted at the managed server
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The pre-built integrations will (probably) have the JNDI names you need to configure in the documentation.
HTH!
Paddy

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Hi,
Am getting this following when I tried a simple UDF in mapping, please let me know your thoughts
"Exception caught by adapter framework: Dynamic Configuration Header is Missing."
UDF
DynamicConfiguration conf = (DynamicConfiguration) container.getTransformationParameters().get(StreamTransformationConstants.DYNAMIC_CONFIGURATION);
DynamicConfigurationKey key1 = DynamicConfigurationKey.create("http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/JMS","DCJMSMessageProperty0");
conf.put(key1,a);
DynamicConfigurationKey key2 = DynamicConfigurationKey.create("http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/JMS","DCJMSMessageProperty1");
conf.put(key2,"123");
return a;
Thanks in Advance for the help
Ashok

Hi ASHOK,
1.You will be able to see DynaicConfiguration Header automatically in Moni only if your PI is usin service Pack >= 14.in this case you jus need to check ASMA atributes in Communication channel to capture them in the UDF that you have written and need not configure the Dynamic configuration bean.To see the Service pack that you are currently using follow the navigation path.
open the PI through Log on Pad(ABAP engine) -> on the tool bar click utilities>status--> Mote details by clicking magnifying lens symbol then you will be able to see all the services packs and basis components too.
2.In case if the service pack is not SP ! >= 14 then you will have to follow the procedure of using Dyna,ic configuration Bean as experts mentioned above.
Thanks,
Ram.

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