Solution to mapping a file with diferent content

Hi all,
I have the next scenario:
Source: XML file in a FTP server (this file have an unique name and can be diferent content, all contents are IDOC in XML format, for example ORDERS, INVOIC,...)
Mapping: only transfer the XML IDOC to a R/3 system (always the same system).
Destination: Create the correnponding IDOC in a R/3 system
I have a solution that is in a first interface read the file and with an ABAPCLASS rename the file according the IDOC included in the file. And a second one read the file and do the mapping to the IDOC structure.
But I need a solution that don't create files, I need an interface without delays for the polling. Could somebody give me ideas?
Regards, Raúl Perea

if you are looking at converting an IDOC XML file to IDoc then refer - http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/46759682-0401-0010-1791-bd1972bc0b8a&overridelayout=true

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<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</VORSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
</ns0:MT_MULTI_TYPES>

One file with different contents

Hi,
My scenario is idoc to jms. i want get a flat file from jms but header data it should be xml format and remaining part be fixed length format
example of flat file
TID96668718
TTE966687182010-11-25-13.44.19.000000K293495   450345189003541709720970796538046                                    00                          002010-11-25-15.03.48.000000
TO197209707        mk                                 20101125MK Koskinen            000000000000000000001000000000000000000061L000000003661482        Export by Lorry                    Germany                            UPM-KYMMENE SALES GMBH             000000000003480604                                      Leopoldsklinge 1                                                      74363   Güglingen                  CIP 74363 GÜGLINGEN                WILHELM LAYHER GMBH & CO.KG        200023049000
TO200034444800000000348060400003651100023419000WILHELM LAYHER GMBH & CO.KG                24             00000000014860åM2 UPM Sales GmbH                        0000024000000000033313910000000033313912K293495   01400000000333139100000000000000014 DAYS FROM INVOICE DATE          7969/11/5
please help to me how to do this scenario

with java mapping how to do could you please explain this scenario
Edited by: SWATHIP on Feb 2, 2011 1:56 PM

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