Receiver File Adapter - File Content Conversion

Question

My XML is like this in XI:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns0:Target xmlns:ns0="http://test.com">
- <Target>
- <Directory>
  <Comment_1>#</Comment_1>
  <Directory_Rec>testfile.csv</Directory_Rec>
  </Directory>
- <File>
  <Comment_2>#</Comment_2>
  <File_Rec>testfile.csv</File_Rec>
  </File>
  <Target_Rec>Record 1</Target_Rec>
  <Target_Rec>Record 2</Target_Rec>
  <Target_Rec>Record 3</Target_Rec>
  </Target>
  </ns0:Target>
and my CSV file should looklike
#testfile.csv
#testfile.csv
Record 1
Record 2
Record 3
How can I do that. Would someone help he. If I put fieldseparator as 'nl' its writing as follows
Record 1
Record 2
Record 3

Answer 1

Hi Ram,
with the structure you have given we can not achieve your target csv structure. at the max you can achieve the output as the following
#testfile.csv
#testfile.csv
Record 1Record 2Record 3
using the below specified config
Recordset Structure: Target,Directory,File
Target.fieldSeparator as 'nl'
Directory.fieldSeparator as '0'
Directory.endSeparator as 'nl'
File.fieldSeparator as '0'
File.endSeparator as 'nl'
in teh output the last line Record 1... comes like that because the File.fieldSeparator's value overrides the parents fieldSeparator i.e of Targets. '0' stands for no separator.
if you want to achieve your target output Target_Rec should be inside one more node say TargetRecords
and XML should be like this in XI:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns0:Target xmlns:ns0="http://test.com">
- <Target>
- <Directory>
<Comment_1>#</Comment_1>
<Directory_Rec>testfile.csv</Directory_Rec>
</Directory>
- <File>
<Comment_2>#</Comment_2>
<File_Rec>testfile.csv</File_Rec>
</File>
<TargetRecords>
<Target_Rec>Record 1</Target_Rec>
<Target_Rec>Record 2</Target_Rec>
<Target_Rec>Record 3</Target_Rec>
</TargetRecords>
</Target>
</ns0:Target>
and the content conversion configuration should be
Recordset Structure: Target,Directory,File,TargetRecords
Target.fieldSeparator as 'nl'
Directory.fieldSeparator as '0'
Directory.endSeparator as 'nl'
File.fieldSeparator as '0'
File.endSeparator as 'nl'
TargetRecords.fieldSeparator as 'nl'
Regards,
Sundar