Conversion in the receiver file adapter channel

Hello all?
I am trying to implement an RFC to file integration scenario.
My source system is SAP R3 and the destination is an application implemented in Oracle and I don´t have the xsd format of this application.
With the mapping tool I was abble to find out the right structure of the xml destination but something is still wrong .
The xml destination that the XI has to generate is :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ps-persistence version="8.12.1">
</ps-persistence>
But untill now we can only generate the follow xml :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns1:MT_PS xmlns:ns1="http://cobega.es/Numetrix">
</ns1:MT_PS>
==================================
How can I transform the generated xml in order to get the appropriate xml .
Thanks a lot for your reply

1. Create a Java Mapping that will do a replace of your tags.
2.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ps-persistence version="8.12.1">
</ps-persistence>
Create your own xsd in XML Spy or other XML editiors and use it in the mapping. Instead of your MT_PS

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 Sorry for posting this question again.. my Structure is
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Message was edited by: Michele Mangieri
Message was edited by: Michele Mangieri

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Sequential Number 0
Number of Retries 3
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Receiver file adapter settings

Hi,
I have a scenario in which I need to generate a file in tab delimited format. But in the receiver file adapter configuration we have only text/binary file creation mode. By setting the File Type in TEXT mode will I be able to do a tab de-limited file?? Or is there any other configuration settings need to be done?
-Ken

Hi Amanda,
Thank you so much for the great info. I think I can find some stuff but still it would be helpful if you could forward the doc to [email protected] Also, yeah it looks like the receiving file format would be complex with header and footer. In the content conversion can we specify header and footer?? or is there any other way to define...FYI my source file also contains header and footer..I am just a little confused on how to set up the message types for mapping...
Many thanks..
-ken

Conversion in the receiver file adapter channel

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