Wednesday, 26 September 2018

Oracle SOA File/FTP Adapter

Oracle SOA File/FTP Adapter
Oracle SOA File/FTP Adapter
Oracle File/FTP Adapter is one of the service component of the Oracle SOA Suite, Oracle File and FTP Adapter allows BPEL or Mediator process to exchange (i.e read or write) files on local file systems or remote file (i.e FTP or SFTP) system
Integration of FTP Adapter
Drag a FTP Adapter from component palette and drop it in exposed services
Step 1: 
Step1FTP
Click Next
Step 2:
Step2FTP
Enter Service Name and Click Next
Step 3:
Step3FTP
Click Next
Step 4:
Step4FTP
Enter JNDI Name and Click Next
Step 5:
Step5FTP
Select Get File to read file or Select Put File to write the file and Click Next
Step 6:
Step6FTP
Select either physical path and specify the incoming file directory or
Select logical name and specify the directory in config plan
Either Select or deselect delete file after successful retrieval
If required to archive the file before deleting the file, Select Archive processed files and specify either physical path or logical name
Click Next
Step 7:
Step7FTP
Enter the required file Pattern to been read and click Next
Step 8:
Step8FTP
Specify the file polling frequency in seconds
Specify the minimum File Age in seconds
Click Next
Step 9:
Step9FTP
If the file message format translation is not required then select Schema is Opaque
If required click on browse button and find the schema and click OK
Click Next
Step 10:
Step10FTP
Click Finish
Step 11:
setUp FTP Adapter configuration in SOA weblogic domain
  1. Open http://hostname:port/console
Click Deployments   –>  FTPAdapterStep1FTPConfig
2. Go to Configuration  –>  Outbound Connection Pools
Click New to create new FTP Configuration
Step2FTPConfig
3. Select javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory
Step03FTPConfig
Click Next
4.Enter the JNDI name and Click Finish
Step4FTPConfig
5.Now click on eis/ftp/read to enter the configuration
Step5FTPConfig
Select either Public key authentication or password authentication and
click Next
6.Enter the host name
Step6FTPConfig
Click Next
7.Enter password  and port number 21 for FTP and 22 for SFTP
Step7FTPConfig
Click Next
8.
Step8FTPConfig
Click Next
9. Enter Server Type either win for windows or unix
Step9FTPConfig
Click Next
10.Enter Username , if your using SFTP make useSftp to true
Step10FTPConfig
Click Save
11. Once Configuration is saved Update FTP Adapter
Step11FTPConfig
Select FtpAdapter and click Update
12. Select Update this application in place with new deployment plan changes
Step12FTPConfig
Click next
13.
Step13FTPConfig
Click Finish
14.Once update is done click Activate Changes
Step14FTPConfig

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