Zip file write snap creating zip file with source folder structure , how to avoid file structure

Hi @kkishore,

Place a Mapper between those two snaps and change the $['content-location'] header and be sure to select the 'Pass through' option in the Mapper.

Expression: $['content-location'].split("/")[$['content-location'].split("/").length - 1]
Target path: $['content-location']

This will remove the folder structure in the zip file.

@j.angelevski ,

Thanks for the response, I will try and let you know the results

@kkishore,

The Mapper snap supports Binary Input/Output, you just need to select it from the Views tab in the Mapper.

@j.angelevski ,

Thanks for the great support, It is working fine(removed folder structure), but i noticed one thing is when unzipped file the file is created like textbook…bin(inside the zip file).
expected file name is textbook.

it was there when created zip file with folder structure(source file path) also

@kkishore,

Can you provide the output of the file reader ? Or just show me the content-location header.

@kkishore,

Sorry, but can you provide the x-amz-meta-mimetype header also ? If this is a .txt file try opening the file with Notepad to see if it opens and displays the data is it should.

@kkishore,

And what type of file is this ? Is it .txt or something else ? What type of file are you reading ? What’s the content-type in the sftp server ?

@kkishore,

I’m not really sure why it adds the …bin after the filename. Can you check the output after the Mapper and see if some extension is added unintentionally ?

@j.angelevski ,

there is no extension after the mapper.it is just file name .

screen shot below

I think the problem is that the ZipFile Writer , automatically detects that the incoming file has a binary structure, and adds .bin at the end. You can try and add a custom content-type header in the mapper, along with the content-location: