on 10-05-2010 9:40 AM
hello,
we have the following scenario
ftp -> ftp
very simple, no integretation rep needed, interface -> none, namespace -> http://none
just pick up the file and put it on another server
strange thing is that the receiver uses for target directory the source directory of the sender to put the file
could this be a cache problem, we cleared the cache but the problem remains
regards,
Michel
Hi Michel,
Very strange problem indeed.. not convinced this is a cache problem.. have you checked the cache overview in the Integration Directory ?
If it is a cache problem, deleting, activating and recreating the ftp receiver could solve it.
Using another receiver Business System/Service will surely avoid a cache problem, as an object with a completely different key will be created.
Can you see the correct receiver channel being called in the Message Monitor ?
kr,
Peter
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Hello Peter,
Thanks for your reply.
I've already deleted everything and re-created it, no luck.
also we restarted the ftp adapter, no luck
we can see everything is correct untill the system tries to write the file
there he tries to change the directory and it uses the directory of the sender (???)
regards,
Michel
Hi Michel,
maybe it's a problem in the FTP server, some servers don't work well with PI. So, I've some more questions/hints to help you solve this:
- Is this a productive scenario or still in test ?
- Do you use the same FTP server for sending and receiving in test and production ?
- What brand of FTP servers are you using ?
If you have a test setup using the same FTP server, but the situation in production would be different, maybe you just need to use another receiver FTP server brand..
kr,
Peter
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