File Adpater Question

When does the Fileadpater Archive the file? After it is read or Processed.
Does it leave back the file where it was if the process fails?

Owch, im no expert, but thats a tricky one.
You could try to use a regex with a directory name in the filename field in the FileAdapter wizard, but i havent tried that - just an idea.
I imagine you'll have to update the bpel process and deploy it automatically every time the directory changes. Which IS possible.
If everything fails misrebly, write something else which polls those dynamic directories somehow and move the files to the folder which the BPEL process is monitoring.
Good luck!

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