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Hi All,

I am using the Messagetransformation bean in my JMS adapter to convert a flat file to an XML.

However, I was told to use the Seeburger BIC instead as it can log the orginal flat file message as well for future referecne.

Do you guys have any idea to log the same original flat file in PI before XML conversion without creating any custom modules?

Thanks.

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prateek
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If your landscape already have Seeburger BIC, use it. It is easy to log then. As you are using the MessageTransformBean in sender channel, there is no standard way of retrieving the original message. You either have to create custom module of use BIC module.

Regards,

Prateek Raj Srivastava

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Hi Prateek,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I have BIC as one of the option as Seeburger is available in our landscape.

However, if there is some other easy way from SAP, I thought of avoiding thie third party(Seeburger) components.

Also, I heard from Seeburger Guys that while upgrading the Seeburger 10 1.8 version, there is no guarantee that all BIC maps created in Ver 1.7 would work without any issues.

Thanks

prateek
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>> However, if there is some other easy way from SAP

No, SAP doesn't provide any standard way.

Using Seeburger for your case would be very easy. You just have to use BIC module in the module chain and add module parameters. Thats it. The module is already available with Seeburger, so no new module required.

>>Also, I heard from Seeburger Guys that while upgrading the Seeburger 10 1.8 version, there is no guarantee that all BIC maps created in Ver 1.7 would work without any issues.

I have done Seeburger 1.7 to Seeburger 1.8 upgrade. There was no such issues. But this is a separate question. For your original issue, the BIC module is standard module provided by Seeburger and you are anyway not using any BIC mapping. So don't worry about upgrade.

Regards,

Prateek Raj Srivastava

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