Listening channel : File name format.

Hi All,
We have below use case.
1# We need to poll and read files from EDI_OUT folder using Generic-FTP.
2# The files in that folder will follow EDIOUT_TimeStamp.txt format.
3# But our FROM_TP name is "GREEK" and TO_TP name is "LATIN".
Then what configuration changes we need to make , So that the listening channel delivers these files to GREEK_To_LATIN agreement.
in simple words, Can we read files which does not contain FROM_TP as starting string in their file names.?
Thanks,
Sid.

Please refer -
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/b2b-integrations/learnmore/b2btn030b2bbinarytransfer-1648763.pdf
The B2B identifies all the properties while transmission but gets HTTp 400 Error.It is connectivity issue and has nothing to do with the content of the file. Cross-check the connection details provided in the partner channel configuration.
Also if I try to download payload from B2B UI through Report->Business Message, it does not give the correct zip file. The payload is corrupted.It will be. Reports are not meant for displaying/downloading binary data.
I get the error for Document protocol identification error.Refer to the above document. You need to set two HTTP headers for receiving binary doc over AS2 -
DOCTYPE_NAME and DOCTYPE_REVISION
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