FTP filename changes

Hello,
  In a FILE to FILE scenario we would like to change the name of the file.
let's say filename on the sender side is 'datafile' and we would like it to be 'infodatafile' on the receiver side.
So add the 'info' string to the filename.
Anybody knows if this is possible ?
Thanks

Hi,
I guess ur just doing File to File scenario without IR configuartion..in that case ID when u r creating communication channel for File receiver there itself in file name scheme u need to put "infodatafile"
and in sender file communication channel put file name scheme as "datafile"
so file with datafile is picked up and file with infodatafile is created.
Regards,
Manisha

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