That's true, but the file will not be renamed once
the transfer is finished. There are obviously lots
of possible improvement to the ftp / file BCs,
this one being one of them. You should raise
a JIRA as Juergen said.
On 3/16/07, Bruce Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/16/07, avi-s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is there an easy way to send a file using FTP and than rename or move it
to
> another location (on the FTP server using FTP command) without
customising
> the provided FTP transport component?
>
> This usage is a common techniques applied when FTP is used for file
based
> message exchange between two applications.
>
> The sending application send the file with a temporary name or place it
in a
> temporary folder and when the 'SEND' operation is completed it rename or
> move the file (using FTP command) to the common area where the receiving
> application is expecting the file. This is done to avoid the receiving
> application attempting to read the file prematurely (before it was
> completely transferred).
In the servicemix-ftp JBI component and its FtpSenderEndpoint class,
there is a uniqueFileName variable that can be used for this - at
least I think it is used for this purpose.
In looking at the FtpSenderEndpoint.processInOnly() method, it calls
the Commons Net FTPClient.storeUniqueFileStream(uniqueFileName) method
which creates an output stream to create a file to store data on the
server.
If I'm wrong, I'm sure Guillaume will correct me ;-).
Bruce
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