How to pass a filename to MQHRF2 header in IBM MQ using JMS Adapter in SAP PI

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Can you please help on ...
how to pass a filename to MQHRF2 header in IBM MQ using JMS Adapter in SAP PI
Thanks,
Chandar

Hi Chandar,
Could you check the following post Re: Inserting custom header fields inside MQRFH2 (JMS Receiver adapter)?
I hope you find it useful.
Regards!

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Hello Charles,
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