Dynamic configuration for PI 7.1 in mapping for file adapter

Hi Experts,
I have used the code below to use dynamic configuration in PI 7.1, but it isnt working..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/43/03612cdecc6e76e10000000a422035/frameset.htm.
it shows the file name in the dynamic configuration in the sxmb_moni...
but hen i chekc it in operations mapping..it shows dynamicconfiguration has to be in queue ..
has ne one used it before??
I used a simple UDF to create it without any input parameter and I mapped it to a field n the target side...
has ne one faced a similar situation????
Regrads,
Tauseef

Hi,
Yes u r correct it will show error in operation mapping.. bcoz u cannot check the DynamicConfiguration in Operation mapping...
It will throw Exception..
The parameter to UDF depends on ur requirement.... Let us know ur requirements exactly...
If u r doing for file to file means no UDF required,, just check ASMA on both sides....
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