Name of processed file in a module processor in XI 3.0

Hello,
I've got the scenario : Flat file -> XI -> IDOC.
I have configured the parameter "source file name" with "*.xml" in the file adapter.
Now i try to capture in a moule processor the name of the file which is processed (for exemple : 123456.xml) and for that i try to use the "LookupManager" class and the "InboudRuntimeLookup" class for having the current channel and after i use the method : String res = (String) MyChannel.getValueAsString("file.sourceFileName") and in the two cases the result is "*.xml" so the configuration parameter... I don't understand how to get the current name of the file !
I have do that in xi2.0 with a dispatcher and i know that it's possible to use this dispatcher with XI3.0 but i don't want to do that because after XI 3.0 the usage of a dispatcher is not permitted !
So if anybody has an idea for doing that in XI3.0...
Regards
Vincent

Did you take a look at this article? :
Migrating Dispatcher Classes of the J2SE Plain Adapter Engine
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/57/0b2c4142aef623e10000000a155106/content.htm
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk

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