How to access module parameters?

Hi,
I'm developing own module for XI File Adapter.
I found in the weblogs how to get source file name. Thanks.
But how do I get custom parameter specified for the module?
Where could I check all readable parameters, apart from source file name? For instance source dir?
Thanks.

Hi
The parameter "moduleContext" in the process (moduleContext,inputModuleData) method has a method getContextData(String name)....
This can be used to read the module configuration parameters.
For the filename, i believe you are doing the following:-
using the getSupplementalData(String param) of inputModuleData with the value for param being 'module.parameters' to get a hashtable and out of the hash table you are reading an entry for "FileName"
So let me suggest you a wild try...Did you try checking for "SourceDirectory" in the hashtable?
You could also get all the keys/values in this hashtable and put it somewhere in the xml and see what all parameters are there in message monitoring(This is just a suggestion for a simple debugging...).
Thanks & Regards,
Renjith

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