How to Read Archived Messages in XI

HI
I am facing problem in reading archived XI messages.
i am trying to read messages archived in November. Can please anyone explain me how to read this.
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Swapnil

Hi Swapnil,
>>I am facing problem in reading archived XI messages.
please let me know the Exact problem what u r facing?
i felt that, u are unable to findout the output file in the month of novmber which was archived.
while configuring the adapter we have Archive mode.
once u select the archive mode,
asking for the archive directory and followed by ADD time stamp.
it mean's the output file as well as archived file generated with the following name.
i.e filename+Timestamp(yyyymmdd-hh:mm:ss-msec).
eg: XI_ouput20080118-190544-843
award the points if it really help to you.
Reagrds
Mahesh.

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