How to Pass Transformed File Content Instead of Receipt Responses from one routing address to another?

Hi ​@InfShemaG 

Is there a special reason to use two routing addresses?

If you want the final output top have IFS SEPADD + append MD5, then you can add both transformers in the same routing address.

Hope it helps!

Damith

Hi ​@dsj 
Thank you for your suggestion. Initially I did try it with both the transformers connected to one routing address. Because this approach created an incorrect MD5 hash value is why I tried to do it with two addresses instead of one.

And MD5 value was appended to the file but the MD5 hash value is not the correct value. When done like this I am unsure what content is passed to then create the MD5 hash value. I check if its created with the input file or message response but it is not.
 

I tried using another Java transformer (Custom Transformer) before my transformer under the same routing address for testing purposes and this actually created the correct value. I am unsure why the Core transformer (XSL) doesn’t work in the same way.
 

Hi ​@InfShemaG 

Output from transformer1 is the input for the transformer2.

Base the MD5 creation on the xml structure output from transformer1 and then you would get the correct value.

BR,

Damith

Hi ​@dsj 
Are you suggesting converting the string passed into the transformer to XML before generating the MD5 hash? When I tested the transformer locally, I used an input file (copied from the generated file) and an expected file. In the test class, I converted both files to strings, passed the input file to the transformer instance, and compared the result with the expected file. It produced the correct results while testing locally.

Thank you,
Shemani