To transmit a 0KB file

xml file with only header is copied at biztalk receive loaction. biztalk is not able to process empty file and convert it to txt file
I am using biztalk 2006 and transport type is "file"

Default behavior of FILE adapter is to delete an empty file and raise an event. This empty file is then deleted even before it reaches pipeline on way to Biztalk MsgBox.
For working schenrio you need to change the File adapter code as per the requirement .
You can see the below post
http://ninocrudele.me/2012/07/05/biztalk-and-zero-byte-file/
http://biztalkwithshashikant.blogspot.in/2011/04/processing-empty-files-in-biztalk.html
Here is the code update
http://pamelayang.blogspot.in/2010/02/custom-biztalk-file-adapter-biztalk.html
Thanks
Abhishek

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