Greg.
It is possible to write some code to replace the default Cloverleaf action – TPS Directory parse.
You have more control over which file, or no files are processed. You can choose to return files to process or not.
As an example, we have code that ‘reads’ zipped SMAT files and sends them on.
When a SMAT file is first in the list, we split this into files that contain the messages, returning ‘no file’. The second iteration will return the first of the message files from the SMAT file.
The code also checks queues and only returns message files to process if record build-ups are below a threshold value.
