PDF File- XI- PDF File

Hi Guys,
I have a requirement of file to file scenario for PDF files.
It works as normal file to file scenario when the file has to be picked and placed,but if want to change some content in the source PDF ,How do i go about it?
Pls suggest

Hi,
since xi will process only xml ...first you have to convert your pdf files formats into xml fomats and process through SAP XI and again you have to convert the xml to PDF formats.
you can use converstion agent for this...
Cheers
Sunil

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