File-to-file scenario: no mapping, filename from sender file

Hi all,
file-to-file without mapping.
we want to use XI to transport just files from XI file directory to another ftp-server (+ archiving on xi file directory)
we configered an sender file adapter that picks the file up, but
we have problems configuring the receiver adapter in that way that the filename or the original file is used
Is that possible? with which parameter settings
filename is not content of the XI message content so "message:FileName" doenst work
Thank you very much
regards
Hans

Hi Hans,
Check this link:
How to send any data (even binary) through XI, without using the Integration Repository
OR
Copy a file with same filename using XI
Sachin
Edited by: Sachin Dhingra on Nov 7, 2008 8:19 PM

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I've been following the example of Michal Krawczyk (XI: The same filename from a sender to a receiver file adapter - SP14) but i get a problem related with the content converter parameters.
The error I receice in the File Adapter is the next:
<i>Could not process due to error: java.lang.Exception: Exception in XML Parser (format problem?):'java.lang.Exception: Message processing failed in XML parser: 'java.lang.Exception: Consistency error: more fields found in XML structure than specified in conversion parameters!</i>
I have been trying to do all the combinations with the content conversion parameters but the result is allways the same, MORE FIELDS FOUND IN XML ....
My XML structure is the next:
<ns0:MT_MDFranceN xmlns:ns0="urn:s-n:HR:MasterDataFrance">
   <lines>
      <line>
         <header/>    1..1
         <data/>       0...unbound
      </line>
   </lines>
</ns0:MT_MDFranceN>
In the header I write the name of the file with the code provided by SAP and Michal, so the name of the file is stored there.
any help?
Thanks!!!!!

I have changed the XML because, as you said, there is no need to introduce the filename inside the payload. Now the structure is the next:
<i><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:MT_MDFranceN xmlns:ns0="urn:s-n:HR:MasterDataFrance">
   <lines>
      <line>
         <data/>
      </line>
   </lines>
</ns0:MT_MDFranceN></i>
Record Structure: lines,line
line.addHeaderLine   0
line.endSeparator     'nl'
lines.fieldSeparator   'nl'
line.fieldFixedLengths 1300
A sample of the payload is the next:
- <ns0:MT_MDFranceN xmlns:ns0="urn:s-n:HR:MasterDataFrance">
- <lines>
- <line>
<data>EDI_DC40_U5300000</data>
<data>E2HR_HD001 530000000000007802</data>
<data>E2HR_KY001 530000000000101TS 20070104000010 20070129</data>
000000601</data>
</line>
</lines>
</ns0:MT_MDFranceN>
And.....   I still have the same problem, the same message in the file adapter:
<b> 'java.lang.Exception: Consistency error: more fields found in XML structure than specified in conversion parameters</b>
Any idea of what can be the problem?
thank you very much!!!

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