Acknowledgement File receiver adapter

Hi KP's,
Is there a possibility to send an acknowledgement when the file adapter has processed the file succesfully or
is there a possibility to send an error message when the file adapter has failed to process the message (when he
is not able to post the file in the file folder).
TIA

Peter
I can tell you the logic in Java code.Offcourse you would be using a filereceiver to write your file, now call this Java code from a commandline batch file by passing in the file name to be written by the adapter.You can then write within your Java code, the specific logic say checking write folder for permissions or checking specifically to see if a Zero size file is being created.
In our scenario we had explicitly checked the values in the file and generated a flag response along with correlation value which was sent back as a HTTP response to simulate an application acknowledgement.This will effectively close the S-A bridge.

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