I am using the following code in my orchestration:
MyMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = "test_file_name.txt";

This works on my local test box but not when I deploy to the server and I
just don't get it. So when I call the %SourceFileName% macro in my send port
it tries to write a blank file. What could be going wrong, I have checked
everything?

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just wasted a whole lotta white space here didnt i...sorry...figured out
what's wrong.

"aaa" wrote:

> I am using the following code in my orchestration:
> MyMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = "test_file_name.txt";
>
> This works on my local test box but not when I deploy to the server and I
> just don't get it. So when I call the %SourceFileName% macro in my send po
rt
> it tries to write a blank file. What could be going wrong, I have checked
> everything?
>
>
>

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Would you mind sharing the fix, im running into the same problem
trying to deploy a project using the same style code

MyMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = "test_file_name.zip";

everthing works fine on my dev environment, but the file is not
renamed on our test envronment.

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