Unzip the file archived by the File adapter

Hi Experts,
we have a scenario where we are archiving a xml file using the File adapter and also it is being zipped by the OS command.
the script not only zips the file, it also rename the file from *.zip to *.xml.
Hence after archiving when I am trying to open it, the content appears to be junk.
Please suggest how to unzip the file as it got a extension *.xml.
And I also tried renaming the file to *.zip and then to uncompress, but it shows below error
Cannot open : it does not appear to be a valid archive
Thanks in advance,
MK

hi Mk,
instead of using OS command try using the exesting module provided by the SAP, so your job will be easy.
follow this steps in the module processing for UN ZIP
Processing sequence:
Module name: AF_Modules/PayloadZipBean
Type: Local Enterprise Bean
Module key: 3
u2022 Module configuration:
Module key: 3
Parameter name: zip.mode
Parameter value: unzip.
in the commincation channel specify filename.xml
so you can open the file in XML format
Thanks,
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Edited by: madhav poosarla on Aug 14, 2008 8:31 AM

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