When I create a SFTP poller, I use $0.processed.error in error file rename pattern. I noticed following

1. When the poller finds a matched file e.g. test1.pdf and failed to process it, it will rename it to .pdf.processed.error. Can we get the renamed file contain file name test1 in the renamed file test1.pdf.processed.error ? If we can, what is the right "error file rename pattern"
2. If the director (or folder) contains many files (e.g. test1.pdf, test2.pdr, test3.pdf) that match file pattern, I noticed that other files (e.g. test2.pdf and test3.pdf) will be changed with temporary names and are no longer processed if a file (e.g. test1.pdf) failed to be processed and renamed to .pdf.processed.error

Can we have a way to fix these issues?

Thanks,

Tang

Hi Tang,

$0.processed.error should work. You can affect the content of the variables with Input File Match Pattern but I think $0 should still contain the name of the input file. If you for example look at the var://service/URL-in using probe, what is the input file part of the URL?

--HP

Hi HP,

Sorry, when I used the pattern for a file, say test1.xml

$0.processed.error

or

$1.processed.error

the DataPower poller could not rename it as below when the poller failed to process it

test1.xml.processed.error

or

test1.processed.error

why do I want to keep the original file name in it? because when a DataPower poller failed processing file test1.xml, it changed to .processed.error without the original file name in it. In this case, when the poller issue is fixed, I don't need to contact the client for the original file name. I just need to remove .processed.error and let poller to continue to process it.

Thanks,

Tang