Originally posted by: Kepa_Screen

Hello:

We are using a map that reads files using the FTP Adapter.
One of our functional maps has this rule at a Field where we collect ftp'ed files data.

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=GET("FTP", "-KS -URL FTP://"(USER_FTP Argument:Entrada1)":"+(PASSWORD_FTP Argument:Entrada1)
+"@"+(MAQUINA Argument:Entrada1)
+"/"+(DIRECTORIO_ORIGEN Argument:Entrada1)
+(FICHERO_ORIGEN Argument:Entrada1))
[/code]

At this rule "FICHERO_ORIGEN Argument:Entrada1" we have the Wildcarded filenames, like "CS*.dat"

We would like to know how to retrieve the filename of the file that is being processed at GET command, if it's possible.

Thank you very much. I can Attach my MAP & type trees.
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Originally posted by: repanzer

-URL FTP://xxxxx:xxxxxxxx@xxxx.home.com/"WORD(Blob:In1,",",1) ";type=D '

The Type=D will get only the filenames that are available on the ftp site in the URL, then I pass each name to a functional map that RUN's a map that gets each file one by one. Wildcards should work.

Looking at your code though, I am very curious why it has, what looks like to me, HTML in it.
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Originally posted by: repanzer

Ok, now that I see my response was altered by the forum, I'm guess that html was just for the post and it's not in your code.
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Originally posted by: Kepa_Screen

Hi Repanzer:

Thank you very much for your reply. Yes i received the line well at my mail ( i'm subscribed to this forum ).

Yes, this could be a good way to do what we want. We could get first all filename's at subdir and then pass them to a functional map which will do the transfer....

Thanks again, your post was really very helpful.
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