Thanks for putting this in. I too had the same thought.
Samantha Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am curious how anyone would know what you use for FTP (or why they
would care). I've had partners not allow browsing (no lists) on
directories and they lock out certain types of FTP clients based on
that behavior but a straight get/put...I just don't see why it makes
a difference. If you are responsible for getting/putting the data
then you should be able to use whatever tool you trust to do it.
I don't doubt that someone is trying to dictate this at all, mind
you. I've seen enough similar behavior regarding other topics and I
just don't understand it either. I find it annoying and insulting.
I am an EDI professional capable of executing the required tasks and
produce the proper results and if I fail to do so then I should be
unemployed.
This is just a rant...I can't help because I use GIS for all my FTP.
I just find it astounding and annoying that someone should try to
dictate to you what tools you use. The only thing like that I can
get behind is dictating that partners actually use a translator
instead of getting some guy who knows nothing about EDI to code it by
hand because it looks easy enough to him.
On Nov 1, 2006, at 7:44 PM, Brian Lehrhoff wrote:
> you can chuck gis and replace it with tx.
>
> using tx for just ftp processing is a perfectly good waste of a
> mapping
> product.
>
> cute requires emanual to process. not a good choice.
>
> a perl compiler and a script would do the job very nicely and
> reliably.
>
> Steve email wrote:
> > Has anyone ever integrated GIS with any of the
> > following 3rd party FTPs software solutions?
> >
> > Ascential Datastage TX
> > Cleo Lexicom
> > GlobalSCAPE Cute FTP Pro
> > IPSwitch WS FTP Pro
> > QualEDI for Windows
> > Trailblazer ZMOD FTP
> >
> > If so, would you give it any of these positive
> > recommendation? A very large trading parter of ours
> > requires that we use one of their approved FTPs
> > solutions from their list above. They don't want us
> > to use GIS to handle the FTPs communications with
> > them, so I'd like to select the one the works best
> > with GIS.
> >
> > So far I have not received any help from Sterling
> > support. Thank you for any comments.
> >
> > Steve Hung
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