Appending files to zip files

Hi,
My requirement is i have to append data to zip files using file receiver adapter.
am also using FCC.
can anybody help me on this how to approach.
-Kishore
Edited by: Kishore_Kumar_XI on Mar 3, 2012 6:05 PM

Hi,
I think you can use my blog case for your scenario
ABAP PROXY TO FILE Handling Heavy Volumes in SAP PI (ABAP PROXY TO FILE u2013 Handling Heavy Volumes in SAP PI)
Steps:
1. split into two scenario
proxy --> XI --> file (using above blog concept)
(ii) file (zipped) --> Xi --> FTP (file) without IR objects
using the first scenario write the file to XI server internal file location using NFS protocol using file receiver channel in append mode.
Use the scripts as mentioned in the above blog (Note:- scripts will differ depending on XI Operating System). In the second script i.e., "Run OS Command After Message Processing" script, add the extra functionality which can zip and rename the file when it is last transaction. The last transaction can be identified from ABAP proxy message with little extra functionality in the report and using dynamic configuration we can pass this as input to second script which does the zipping and renaming.
We are renaming the file for the last transaction, so that it can be pooled by second scenario file sender channel which will pool with the same naming convention. Pass this zip file directly to FTP server without using any IR objects.
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Praveen Gujjeti

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