Sender FCC keyfield problem

Question

Hi all
My input text file is like this.
KAC     v1     v2     v3     v4
5640     v51     v61     v71     v81
5640     v52     v62     v72     v82
5640     v53     v63     v73     v83
5640     v54     v64     v74     v84
which is a tab separated file.
Here I row is header field and Remaining Rows are Item values.
In this case what to set the keyfileld since header and body fields are different?

Answer 1

Hi Gabriel,
One workaround for this issue is in your record set structure you can give as header,1,Item,9999999.  Here you are saying item will repeat 9999999 these many number of times. You can check with your legacy users or functional users till date the maximum number of records in a peak time. I dont think you will have more than this. If you want you can add one or two more 9s after checking with them. Please put the maximum number always to be on the safer side.
Then you should give this content conversion parameters:
Document Name: record (in my example i took like this you can change according to your message type)
Document Namespace:http://gabriel/demo
Recordset Namespace:http://gabriel/demo
Recordset Structure: header,1,Item,9999999
header.fieldSeparator: tab or five spaces
header.endSeparator:'nl'
Item.fieldSeparator:tab or five spaces
Item.endSeparator:'nl'
ignoreRecordsetName:true
header.fieldNames:header1,header2,header3,header4,header5
Item.fieldNames:Item1,Item2,Item3,Item4,Item5
I just tested with this parameters and it is working. The xml we see in moni before message processing is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ns:record xmlns:ns="http://gabriel/demo">
     <header>
          <header1>KAC</header1>
          <header2>v1</header2>
          <header3>v2</header3>
          <header4>v3</header4>
          <header5>v4</header5>
     </header>
     <Item>
          <Item1>5640</Item1>
          <Item2>v51</Item2>
          <Item3>v61</Item3>
          <Item4>v71</Item4>
          <Item5>v81</Item5>
     </Item>
     <Item>
          <Item1>5640</Item1>
          <Item2>v52</Item2>
          <Item3>v62</Item3>
          <Item4>v72</Item4>
          <Item5>v82</Item5>
     </Item>
     <Item>
          <Item1>5640</Item1>
          <Item2>v53</Item2>
          <Item3>v63</Item3>
          <Item4>v73</Item4>
          <Item5>v83</Item5>
     </Item>
     <Item>
          <Item1>5640</Item1>
          <Item2>v54</Item2>
          <Item3>v64</Item3>
          <Item4>v74</Item4>
          <Item5>v84</Item5>
     </Item>
</ns:record>
When you put tab if it dont work then nab the tab as mentioned in this blog:
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2005/08/17/nab-the-tab-file-adapter
Regards,
---Satish