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Import .api.

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and write JavaMap Source code as given below.

ight Click on Project fodler ‘JavaMap_Example-01’ -> src -> New -> Class -> create a new Java class.

Insert xml file having path information.

Insert Resource File ‘FolderPath_details.xml’.

Go to -> right Click on Project fodler ‘JavaMap_Example-01’ -> Bulid Path -> Configure Build Path -> Tab ‘Libraries’ -> click button ‘Add External Jars’ to import file from local desktop.

Import External jar lib file ‘ aii_map_api.jar‘.

Java Eclipse (to create Java Mapping program).

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And Archive read file to other directory.

We just need to fill three arguments of that utility method: the first argument is the input stream to read from, the second parameter is the path to the file, the third parameter contains options specifying how the copy should be done.

‘If file found as per above criteria, extract its content and append it to Target Message format py method copies all bytes from an input stream to a file.

Search directory for files having starting name as of ‘FileNameKey’ and having extension ‘.CSV’ or ‘.csv’.

Get FolderPath details from Resource file ‘ FolderPath_details.xml‘ which is included with Jar File itself.

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The following example shows how to use FileInputStream that let us read raw bytes from a file: Copy. getTransformationParameters().get(StreamTransformationConstants.DYNAMIC_CONFIGURATION) ĭynamicConfigurationKey key = DynamicConfigurationKey.create("", "FileName_StartKey" ) Plain Java provides a simple straightforward solution using FileInputStream that could be converted to DataInputStream. In Request Mapping, below UDF is been used to get FileNameKey from Soap Request Dynamic Configuration variableĭynamicConfiguration conf = (DynamicConfiguration) container.Get File-Name-Key from SoapRequest payload using Dynamic Configuration.This Java map is been applied in Response-Tab of Operation Mapping.To achieve above, we use this example of JavaMap to populate Soap Response message.and in Soap-Response message, SAP-PI has to return FileContents of one File found in SAP directory with same FileNameKey.In Soap-Request, client will send FileName starting key words.One SAP-PI Soap Synchronous web-service has been hosted, where:.But, for reading streams of characters, it is recommended to use FileReader class. It is used for reading byte-oriented data (streams of raw bytes) such as image data, audio, video etc. Note that, in Java File IO we need explicitly close all of the streams and readers that we create. Java FileInputStream class obtains input bytes from a file. We are then printing each line from the file on the console. The lines method on the BufferedReader class returns a Stream of Strings which are lazily read from the file. This SAP-PI Java map was required in below business scenario: Then, we wrap the input stream reader into a BufferedReader instance.

How to refer ResourceFile data included in JavaMap.Jar files.How to use Dyanmic Configuration variables in Java Map.Here, we will see an example of SAP-PI Java Mapping, in which we come to know