WebSphere Adapter for FTP
Enterprise service discovery connection properties include outbound and inbound connection properties required for performing metadata discovery and bidirectional configuration. You configure these properties using the enterprise service discovery wizard when you initially deploy the adapter.
When you run the enterprise service discovery wizard in WebSphere® Integration Developer, specify the connection properties listed below.
Enterprise service discovery connection properties for the Adapter for FTP
Property | Type | Description | Required | Default value |
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ID | String | ID for the adapter type. | Yes | FTP |
Description | String | Adapter description. | Yes | IBM WebSphere Adapter for FTP |
DisplayName | String | Adapter display name. | Yes | IBM WebSphere Adapter for FTP |
Vendor | String | Name of the vendor providing the adapter. | Yes | IBM |
Version | String | Adapter version. | Yes | 6.0.2 |
Connection configuration properties for the Adapter for FTP
Property | Type | Description | Required | Default value |
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Folder Name | WBIFolder Property |
Folder where xsd files are located. | No | None |
Content Type | Editable List of Values (formats supported by existing data handlers) | Content type to be used for all business objects. For example: text/xml. | No | None |
Character Set | String | If the Specify Individual BO Props property is set to false, this value is added to the annotation of content-specific business objects. For example, Customer.xsd. If the Specify BO Props property *is set to true, this value is added to the annotation of the content-specific business object. | No | None |
Data Binding Type | Editable List of Values (XMLBOSerializer DataBinding) |
Name of the data binding that corresponds to the content type. | No | None |
Data Binding Properties | Property Group. The list of properties is dependent on the selection of the data binding type. | Property group for the selected data binding type. | No | Null |
Specify BO Props | Boolean | Set to true if you want to specify properties for individual object selection. | No | False |
Business object properties for the Adapter for FTP
Property | Type | Description | Required | Default value |
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Content Type | Editable list of values (formats supported by existing data handlers) | Content type to be used for all business objects. For example: text/xml. | No | Content type selected in first window |
Character Set | String | If the Specify BO Properties property is set to false, this value is added to the annotation of the content-specific business objects. For example, Customer.xsd. If the Specify BO Properties property is set to true, the Character Set value present in the Connection parameters for business object name window is added to the annotation of the content-specific business object. | No | Content type selected in first window |
Data Binding Type | Editable list of values (XMLBOSerializer DataBinding) |
Name of the data binding that corresponds to the content type. | No | Data binding type selected in the first window |
Data Binding Properties | Property group (The list of properties is dependent on the selection of specific data binding in the above field) | Property group for the selected data binding type. | No | None |
Expose in Service Description | Boolean | Determines if the selected object has to be exposed in the service description as an input or output type. When set to true, the business object is exposed as a type, and a content-specific wrapper business object is generated. | No | true |
Selection properties for the Adapter for FTP
Property | Type | Required | Default value |
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ServiceType | List (Inbound or Outbound) | Yes | Outbound |
Operations (outbound only) | MultiSelect (List of operations) | Yes | All operations |
NameSpace | String | Yes | Provided by individual EMDs |
BO Location | String | No | None |
Function Selector (inbound only) | String | Yes | WBIFunction Selector always |
Last updated: Mon 30 Oct 2006 03:48:53
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