Re: Use a message property in an endpoint

> That works great if I know the file names before hand, but the file
> name is actually in the header of the msg so i would need something
> like
>
> <inbound>
>   <file:inbound-endpoint path="${message/path}">
>      <file:filename-wildcard-filter pattern="${message/fileName"/>
>   </file:inbound-endpoint>
> </inbound>
>
> is this supported in Mule?
>
> On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 12:25 PM, Jackie Wheeler
> <jackie.wheeler@...> wrote:
>        
>         You use the <filename-wildcard-filter> on the inbound endpoint
>         to filter the
>         files you want to process by their file name.
>        
>         For example:
>         <inbound>
>           <file:inbound-endpoint path="C:/blah/">
>                 <file:filename-wildcard-filter pattern="test.txt" />
>           </file:inbound-endpoint>
>         </inbound>
>        
>         This filter is described on the File Transport page. You can
>         also search
>         this forum for "filename-wildcard-filter" to see some other
>         examples users
>         have posted.
>        
>         Cheers,
>         Jackie
>        
>        
>         That looks like it would support what I am talking about for
>         the
>         outputPattern but I do not see something similar for the
>         readFromDirectory.
>         But even if there was something for the readFromDirectory I
>         don't see any
>         way to say from a message with this property (file name=c:
>         \blah\test.txt)
>         read this file.  Am I missing it?
>        
>        
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