How to get the name of a created file

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    • August 13, 2009 at 1:33 AM #23029
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        Hi,
        in my orchestration I create a file with the File-Adapter.
        In the biztalk-administration I set the filename with the %MessageID% – macro.
        Later in the orchestration I want to send the file as email-attachment.
        But I don`t know how to get the name of the file (or the MessageID therefore used).

      • August 13, 2009 at 1:40 PM #23032
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          Hey Man, How are you?

           Kumar Nitesh

        • August 14, 2009 at 7:03 AM #23040
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            YourMessage(BTS.MessageID)

            • August 19, 2009 at 2:56 AM #23056
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                Thanks.

                 

              • August 20, 2009 at 1:30 AM #23069
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                  Ehm.

                  With “YourMessage(BTS.MessageID)” I get this number: “a47f864c-7ca6-44d4-bcc5-7571ff936dec”.

                  The file created with %MessageID% is “2353C343-4131-4910-9989-055F5CC201AD”.

                   

              • August 20, 2009 at 4:27 AM #23070
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                  your_Message(FILE.ReceivedFileName)

                • August 20, 2009 at 7:50 PM #23079
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                    well, there is no way you can pick up filename wich will be assigned inside your send port only.

                    MessageID will always be different from what you can read in your orchestration because when a message after send pipelines comes into send adapter – it already has a new MessageID.

                    If you really require using the same file name in you E-mail attachment, you can build a file name in your orchestration (you can generate GUID if you want a unique name) and include it into message as yourOutputFileMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName). Then in FILE send port you use %SourceFileName% macro. Later in the orchestration you just use your in-house built file name to assign it to an attachment.

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