Dynamic Archiving in File-Proxy Interface

Hi Experts,
My scenario is File -> Proxy which updates certain data in the target SAP system. The logic in the receiver side is that, if the update fails, then the input file must be placed in Folder A. Else if the update is successful, then the file must be archived to Folder B.
Has anyone done this before? I know File interface is asynchronous so I'm not sure how to handle such kind of requirement.
Appreciate any inputs. Thanks!
Mark

Hi Mark,
If i was you i would use a Async/Sync bridge, in other words a File - Proxy - File scenario (without ccBPM). Check a similar scenario here File-RFC-File(Without BPM) - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
Im not so sure if the proxy interface supports this bridge, also you can do two scenarios, File - Proxy and Proxy - File, then inside the ECC the ABAPers should call the second scenario after the update-
Regards.
Message was edited by: Iñaki Vila

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####<Jul 22, 2010 2:36:14 PM CEST> ... ExecuteThread: '4' ...<BEA1-08047BB52A53B9043886> <> <1279802174664> .../tmp/osb/msg/yyy_C0001279792950158_20100722_120230_BU.yyy.CH_ASS_xxx.xml
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- if the proxy instance P1 reading file A takes more than 1 sec for processing the file
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- but P2 can completes its processing before P1 ...
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I mean what happens if OSB wakes up while the file producer is still writing the file ?
Regards
ferp

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Number of records is: 2
ProcessID is 6696
System Time is: 2/8/2014 13:27:0:552
Generating component is 14
Status is 0x6BA, 1722
Detection location is 1398
Flags is 0
NumberOfParameters is 2
Long val: 0x4
Long val: 0x6ba
ProcessID is 6696
System Time is: 2/8/2014 13:27:0:552
Generating component is 13
Status is 0x6BA, 1722
Detection location is 1418
Flags is 0
NumberOfParameters is 0
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Additional information:
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Hi, Sathish!
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Service is started and IPv6 is disabled. Do you mean SRV-record for autodiscover? We don't use it for external users. We publish Autodiscover same way as Owa and it works correct (interconnectivity).
I enable Expert level audit for NSPI Proxy and there is error:
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But DC is online and available. I'll reboot server tonight because I think there is a little trouble after disabling additional NIC.

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