on 06-07-2007 6:31 AM
Hello SDN,
I need some info on File adapter working in FTP mode.
What happens when we point to a remote file location that runs on FTP server?
FTP in standard does not support a remote read operation at all. So the only possible logic that strikes me is issue a FTP get command over the file and get the file locally, read it. Does it happen this way? Or SAP has customised FTP to enable the read operation from a remote location directly?
Regards,
Jai Shankar
Hi Jai,
I am sure you must have gone through this File/FTP help file earlier also. If you read the Procedure section of it, I think it will give you a clear idea what exactly happening there:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/0d/00453c91f37151e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Regards,
Subahsha
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if XI file adapter internally uses the standard SUN implementation of FTP connectivity from Java , i.e. the one in sun.net.* package, then you could check in the documentation how connections are made and wheather you get a file directly or a stream instead....might help you arrive at the conclusion..
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Amol
The application of FTP follows specification RFC 959. The specification can be found on the Internet under www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0959.txt.
Regards
krishna
Jai,
It should work with FTP
Even recently i came across a forum thread where FTP was used to read files from a server in New York.
regards
krishna
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Hi jai,
I have worked on file adapter in ftp mode.SAP has enabled read operation from a remote location directly.You need to specify location correctly to pick up the file and for further processing.
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