Hi Bhavesh,
Thank you for the interesting solution. I didn't know that before and will be certainly useful later on.
Nevertheless, in my requirements, once I have picked up all my files, I need to read the first .yy that I find for instance. From there, it should tell me where to send it (based on a code inside) and all the files that have the same name but different extension.
FYI - Names are never the same due to date/time that changing depending of creation time of course. So cannot be hardcoded.
FYI2 - I can have multiple file with same extension but not the same name.
Example :
file_date_time.xx
file_date_time.yy
file_date_time.cc
file_date_time.ii
file_date_time2.xx
file_date_time2.yy
file_date_time2.cc
file_date_time2.ii
.....
.....
Once I have read first file with .yy, I need to take the .xx, .cc, .ii that have the same filename and send them their target system.
Do you see what I mean ?
I wonder if I should not use BPMn for that.
Regards.
Jean-Philippe