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Dynamicfileconfiguration

This function dynamically generates a file name based on input parameters and flags. It takes in a permit, filename, flag, variable, and container. It gets the dynamic configuration from the container, and sets the file name key within it based on whether the flag is P or I. The flag determines if a variable is prepended to the filename. It returns the permit or any exception message.

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Dynamicfileconfiguration

This function dynamically generates a file name based on input parameters and flags. It takes in a permit, filename, flag, variable, and container. It gets the dynamic configuration from the container, and sets the file name key within it based on whether the flag is P or I. The flag determines if a variable is prepended to the filename. It returns the permit or any exception message.

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public String DynamicFileName(String pstrpermit, String pstrfilename, String pstrflag, String

pstrvar, Container container) throws StreamTransformationException{


/*User-Defined Function For Dynamic File Name Generation
Author: Ashirbani Lahiri (TCS)
Project: RUD
*/

try{

String filename="";

DynamicConfiguration conf1 = (DynamicConfiguration)


container.getTransformationParameters().get(StreamTransformationConstants.DYNAMIC_CON
FIGURATION);
DynamicConfigurationKey key1 =
DynamicConfigurationKey.create("http://sap.com/xi/XI/System","FileName");

if(pstrflag.equals("P"))

filename = pstrvar+pstrfilename;

if(pstrflag.equals("I"))

filename = pstrvar+pstrfilename;

conf1.put(key1,filename);

return pstrpermit;

catch(Exception e)

String exception = e.toString();


return exception;

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