In the FileJobProvider transfers data using files. Process requests and results are written to file or read from file. These files can be processed by FileJobDestination.
Following parameters are available:
If this option is set, all the file are moved to a directory "Backup" irrespective of errors. In the default case (not set) only files with errors are saved.
If this option is set, the file name index is checked to see if has increased in size. Files with the same or a lower index are not processed. This option is not set by default.
This setting specifies the maximum number of process steps that can be grouped together in one file. This allows limiting of the file size.
The data is encoded when written to file.
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NOTE: The encryption setting must be configured the same in the Job provider and associated Job destination. |
The FileJobProvider supports three different methods of acquiring information about new data. The notification methods can be combined when separated by commas.
Method | Description |
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Timer | Querying newly added data is done in a specified time interval. |
HTTP | The provider queries the parent Jon server over HTTP and processes the added data after it has answered. |
FSEvent | Queries newly added data after a file system event. |
Example:
TIMER,FSEVENT
Enter the name of the target computer here that will receive the queries if the "HTTP" notification methods are used.
Enter the transfer port here if the "HTTP" notification method are used.
Enter the time interval in milliseconds if the "timer" notification method is used.
The module reads and processes the process files (*.fjg) in this directory.
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NOTE: It is necessary to ensure that the Job provider and associated Job destination use the same directory. The input and output directories are correspondingly reversed. |
The processed files are written to this directory.
A list of directory names separated by a pipe character "|" can be entered here. All the directories are then monitored and processed correspondingly. The following directory structure is expected:
SubDirectories = "ServerA|ServerB"
...
Request
ServerA
ServerB
Response
ServerA
ServerB
where Request and Response are directories enter in the parameters "InputDirectory" and "OutputDirectory".
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NOTE: Only the "Timer" notification method can be used. The notification methods "HTTP" and "FSEvent" are not available! |
If this option is enabled, the module automatically processes all the files in the subdirectories. Processing is not recursive.
After the files have been created in the local directory, the FTPJobProvider connects to the FTP server and transfers all the files. After a signal, a connection is set up to the FTP Server and the data is transferred. The directories Request and Response are expected to be found on the FTP Server. The names of these directories are fixed and cannot be changed. The software components (Job provider/Job destination) deposit or collect the files from here. The FTP user requires the necessary access rights to create, rename and delete files.
Following parameters are available:
If this option is set, all the file are moved to a directory "Backup" irrespective of errors. In the default case (not set) only files with errors are saved.
If this option is set, the file name index is checked to see if has increased in size. Files with the same or a lower index are not processed. This option is not set by default.
This setting specifies the maximum number of process steps that can be grouped together in one file. This allows limiting of the file size.
The data is encoded when written to file.
|
NOTE: The encryption setting must be configured the same in the Job provider and associated Job destination. |
The FileJobProvider supports three different methods of acquiring information about new data. The notification methods can be combined when separated by commas.
Method | Description |
---|---|
Timer | Querying newly added data is done in a specified time interval. |
HTTP | The provider queries the parent Jon server over HTTP and processes the added data after it has answered. |
FSEvent | Queries newly added data after a file system event. |
Example:
TIMER,FSEVENT
Enter the name of the target computer here that will receive the queries if the "HTTP" notification methods are used.
Enter the transfer port here if the "HTTP" notification method are used.
Enter the time interval in milliseconds if the "timer" notification method is used.
The module reads and processes the process files (*.fjg) in this directory.
|
NOTE: It is necessary to ensure that the Job provider and associated Job destination use the same directory. The input and output directories are correspondingly reversed. |
The processed files are written to this directory.
A list of directory names separated by a pipe character "|" can be entered here. All the directories are then monitored and processed correspondingly. The following directory structure is expected:
SubDirectories = "ServerA|ServerB"
...
Request
ServerA
ServerB
Response
ServerA
ServerB
where Request and Response are directories enter in the parameters "InputDirectory" and "OutputDirectory".
|
NOTE: Only the "Timer" notification method can be used. The notification methods "HTTP" and "FSEvent" are not available! |
If this option is enabled, the module automatically processes all the files in the subdirectories. Processing is not recursive.
Enter the name or the IP address of the FTP Server.
If the FTP server does not use the default port 21 for FTP transfer, you can enter the appropriate port.
Enter the user account with which the FTPJobProvider logs on onto the FTP Server.
Enter the user account password for the FTP login.
The HTTPJobProvider receives process steps from a parent Job server. The data transfer is carried out by HTTP.
Following parameters are available:
Enter the HTTP port of the parent Job server.
Enter the DNS name or the IP address of the parent Job server.
This value defines how many time the module retries the data transfer if it fails.
This time delay defines how long a module waits after a failed process transfer before retrying.
Timeout format:
day.hour:minutes:seconds
Enter the user account domain on the remote HTTP server.
Enter the user account that the HTTPJobProvider uses to log onto the HTTP server.
Enter the password that the user account uses to log onto the HTTP server.
The AppServerJobProvider gets process steps from the application server and sends them to a Job destination.
Following parameters are available:
Select the authentication module. Depending on the authentication module, other data may be required, for example, user and password.
The AppServerJobProvider internally caches the process requests that are queried. This value defines the maximum number of cache entries. The default value is 1000.
The AppServerJobProvider caches process results internally. This value defines the maximum number of cache entries. The default value is 10000.
Enter the application server's web address.
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