File construction for XI

Hi All,
What is the best format we can suggest for file constructtion for XI to send to target system.
What I mean is whether we can ask Tab delimited file/comma delimited or csv file with column heading or not.
Venu.

Hi,
  Initially for a File Receiver scenario you will need to create the "File_Output_DT" Data Type based on the List of RFC's Import parameters, "File_Output_MT" Message Type
and "File_MI" Message Inteface and use the "File_Output_MT" Message Type in the "Demo_MM" Message Mapping.This should enable File Receiver scenario to be tested once you have performed the required Integration directory configuration.
Then when you get the RFC confirmed in the Integartion Repository,Do the following
1. In the Edit Software Component Version screen Under
Definition Tab : Interface Import, Select the option
import of RFC and IDoc inteface from SAP systems Permitted.And Specify the SAP System Connection data.
2.Import the RFC from the SAP system,Select the required
RFC from the displayed RFC List. Activiate the RFC
imported.
3.Now you will not require the "File_Output_DT" Data Type
and "File_Output_MT" Message Type, "File_MI" Message
Inteface created for the File Receiver scenario.
4.In "Demo_MM" Message Mapping replace "File_Output_MT"
Message Type by selecting the imported RFC as Message
Type and then do the Mapping.
5.In the Interface mapping replace the "File_MI" Message Inteface by selecting the Imported RFC as Target Interface and use the newly mapped "Demo_MM" Message Mapping.
6. In the Integration Directory now configure the Receiver Communication channel etc for RFC and your previous configuration for File receiver can be removed.
Note: This method is not a easy replacement of File receiver with RFC receiver but a way for you to get familiarised with the scenario.
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