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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Choosing an Input File Choosing an Input FileThe first step of creating an adapter is to select an input file.
The input file can be any type. If you are planning to use the adapter to convert other non-XML files of this type, the input file should be representative of that broader class of files - files with the same extension (
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