Host Name
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Specifies
the name of the external system that the Adapter connects to.
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If the parameter SSH Tunneling Enabled under the SSH Tunneling
configuration settings is set to Yes, the parameters Host Name and Server
Port, under the FTP settings, are ignored. In this case, the FTP host name
is determined by an SSH option, according to the following model:
ssh -L ListenPort:FtpServerHost:FtpServerPort SSHServer
In the previous example, the FTP feature communicates with the FTP server FtpServerHost:FtpServerPort using an existing SSH tunnel. See SSH Tunneling (BatchFTP Connectivity Map) for details.
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If the parameter Socks Enabled under the SOCKS configuration
parameters is set to Yes, the host name under the FTP configuration could
fail to resolve some names, for example, localhost or 127.0.0.1 correctly.
Use real IP or machine names to represent the hosts. See SOCKS (BatchFTP
Connectivity Map) for details.
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The host name.
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Server Port
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Specifies
the port number to use on the FTP server when connecting to it.
If the parameter SSH Tunneling Enabled under the SSH Tunneling configuration
is set to Yes, the parameters Host Name and Server Port under the FTP configuration
are ignored. In this case, the FTP server port number is determined by an
SSH option, according to the following model:
ssh -L ListenPort:FtpServerHost:FtpServerPort
SSHServer
In the previous example, the FTP feature communicates with the FTP server FtpServerHost:FtpServerPort using an existing SSH tunnel. See SSH Tunneling (BatchFTP Connectivity Map) for details.
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The server port number.
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User Name
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Specifies
the user name used to log onto the external system, when required.
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A user name that provides access to the external system.
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Password
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If a password
is required to log on to an external system, enter the password that corresponds
to the user name.
The corresponding Java accessor methods are getPassword(), setPassword(), and setEncryptedPassword().
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The password.
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User Defined Heuristics Configura-tion
File
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Specifies the name and location of the user defined FTP heuristics configuration
file. The format of the files content must be in the same form as that of
the FTPHeuristics.cfg file. See To
Create a Custom Heuristics Configuration File in Configuring
Java CAPS Project Components for Communication Adapters for
more details.
This property works in conjunction with the User Defined Directory Listing
Style property.
Note –
The BatchFTP OTD will generate an exception if a selected User
Defined Directory Listing Style or the User Defined Heuristics Configuration
File path is not defined correctly. If a User Defined Directory Listing Style
is specified, a corresponding value must also be provided for the User Defined
Heuristics Configuration File property.
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The location and name of the user defined FTP heuristics configuration
file on the local host.
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