Using the deployment XML in a J2EE container

looking for some assistance on deploying toplink in a felxible manner. I've thus far been using toplink by generating a deployment XML and accessing it in the following manner -
XMLProjectReader reader = new XMLProjectReader();
Project builderProject = reader.read("C:\\...\\Mapping.xml");
Server server = builderProject.createServerSession();
etc ...
time to go to production! is there a way in which i can access the mapping file from within my web application, rather than referencing a directory path?
project details:
deployed as war, struts, plain java beans + toplink, no ejbs
the thread: 'How to use TopLink's mapping info at runtime' (Re: How to use TopLink's mapping info at runtime
seems to point to the right direction - just need the blanks filled in
cheers

Hi Con,
You should make use of the SessionManager class to load in a configuration of the session type you want. (Preferrably a ServerSession). The configuration is found in a file called sessions.xml.
Place this file along with the project.xml file in the root of the WAR.
Consult the documentation for a more formal explanation of this process.
Here's a shortened version:
The sessions.xml file points to a project.xml file via the <project-xml> tag. The sessions.xml file contains a lot more information about how the session is configured such as connection pooling and logging.
At runtime when the SessionManager is asked to get a session, it automatically looks in the sessions.xml file for the session name that you provide.
The code would look something like this in production:
SessionManager manager = SessionManager.getManager();
ServerSession serverSession = (ServerSession)manager.getSession("mySession", this.class.getClassLoader());
For examples, please refer to the TopLink install folder/examples.
If there's something specific about deployment that you need help with, just post the question.
Thanks,
Darren Melanson

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I have a scenario where PI needs to obtain a zip file via FTP using the File adapter, this zip file contains a number of txt files that I need to process, and the content of one of them send it to an ECC, now I'm using the PayloadZipBean Module in the Sender FIle Adapter, and I have two things if I use the Message Protocol as File, I get a Payload for each txt file in the zip file, but this payload has no structure, and if I use the File Content Conversion I get an XML strcuture with only one field and a strange string in it, and somewhere in this string the names of the files I assume all the content of the zip file, can anyone help on how could I achieve what I need that is to pull the zip file via SAP PI, then unzip it, and with the content of one of the txt files send it to an ECC via ABAP Proxy, thanks in advance for your answers.
Regards,
Raul Alvarado

Hello Raul,
you can do it in futher way ...
pickup zip file and simply extract and dump it in another temp folder (can use scripts on OS level).
@ then Use another sender communication channel to pickup all these text file .
for further clarification you can use these links also. -
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BR
Raj

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