JDBC Receive --- action = "SELECT"

Question

Hi Friends,
Iam trying a scenario where Iam using JDBC Receiver with action = SELECT.
To be clear I'll explain the scenario.
Source_File>XI>MSAccess>XI>Target_File.
I mean, I want to send a file to MSAccess and retrieve the values from table using action = SELECT and put that in a new File.
<b>I></b>
1)My Source DataType (Emp_out_DT) is (This from File to XI)
<b>>Emp_out_DT
>>Emp_No
>>Emp_Name</b>
2)Target Datatype (Emp_in_DT) is (This is from XI to MSAccess)
<b>>Emp_in_DT
>>Select
>>>EmpInfo
     action
     table
>>>>access
     Emp_No
     Emp_Name</b>
3)Response DataType (Emp_in_Res_DT) (This is from MSAccess to XI)
<b>>Emp_in_Res_DT
>>row
  Emp_No
  Emp_Name</b>
<b>II></b>
I have created three Message Types for the three DataTypes.
<b>III></b>
I created two Message Interfaces as
1)Outbound , Synchronous (Emp_out_MI) with
output Message ---> Emp_out_MT
input Message ---> Emp_out_MT
These two are same...
2)Inbound , Synchronous (Emp_in_MI) with
input Message ---> Emp_in_MT
output Message ---> Emp_in_Res_MT
<b>IV></b>
I have done the mapping between
1)Emp_out_MT and Emp_in_MT
2)Emp_in_Res_MT and Emp_out_MT
<b>V></b>
Only one Interface Mapping with
1)Request
Source Interface ---> Emp_out_MI
Target Interface ---> Emp_in_MI
Mapping ---> Emp_out_MT_Emp_in_MT
2)Response
Source Interface ---> Emp_out_MI
Target Interface ---> Emp_in_MI
Mapping ---> Emp_in_Res_MT_Emp_out_MT
Since both are synchronous interfaces, even though MI are same for both the MT will change based on Request and Response.
<b>VI></b>
In Configuration I created three Communication Channels
1)File Sender
2)JDBC Receiver
3)File Receiver
Upto JDBC Receiver it is OK. I have created all the Sender Agreement, Receiver Determination and all. But wat to do with the Response that I get from MSAccess. Will I get the Response from MS Access with this Configuration. How and Where can I see the Response. How to create a File with the Response I got???
Regards,
Raju...

Answer 1

Hi narayan ,
  Just check the following links for proper Meassge type in JDBC format :
<a href="/people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/save-time-with-generalized-jdbc-datatypes:///people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/save-time-with-generalized-jdbc-datatypes
also
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/4d/8c103e05df2e4b95cbcc68fed61705/frameset.htm">http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/4d/8c103e05df2e4b95cbcc68fed61705/frameset.htm</a>
JDBC adapter will return the details depending on the select statement u will have to map that response to the message type u r using to create the file using ftp adapter.
regards,
keith.