BPEL Clustering with Tech Adapters (FTP/File/JMS/DB) - 10.1.2.0.2

When we cluster BPEL instances (10.1.2.0.2) without clustering the OracleAS instances, how does the tech adapter (especially the inbound scenarios) work?
Do we need to cluster the OracleAS instances, if we are using PartnerLink that is other than HTTP protocol within BPEL?
In other words, if we are using tech adapters (FTP/File/JMS/DB) within BPEL, is it mandatory to cluster the OracleAS instances (in order to cluster BPEL instances).
In the adapter concepts document, it says that we need to configure the 'clusterGroupId'.
Specifically, if we don't cluster the OracleAS and just clustering only BPEL (since it is stateless as it uses dehydration), then what is going to be the value of 'clusterGroupId'?
<activationAgents>
<activationAgent className="..." partnerLink="MyInboundAdapterPL">
<property name="clusterGroupId">myBpelCluster</property>
Thanks in advance!
Arun.

is it mandatory to cluster the OracleAS instancesno
clusterGroupIdclusterGroupId has nothing to do with iAS or BPEL clustering, it refers to adapter clustering. By creating a clusterGroupId you make the adapter a singleton, ie only one adapter with a certain clusterGroupId will be active, and if other adapters is started with the same clusterGroupId they will be passive and wait for the current active adapter to fail.
For FTP/File adapter you will need a shared directory amongst the server to hold adapter state (controlfiles). This is controlled by the dir
oracle.tip.adapter.file.controldirpath=c:\\dir

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 String reply = getResponseStringNoReset();
 reply = reply.substring(reply.indexOf("(")+1,reply.indexOf(")"));
 StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(reply, ",");
 String[] nums = new String[6];
 int i = 0;
 while(st.hasMoreElements())
 try
 nums[i] = st.nextToken();
 i++;
 catch(Exception a)
 a.printStackTrace();
 ipaddress = nums[0]+"."+nums[1]+"."+nums[2]+"."+nums[3];
 try
 int firstbits = Integer.parseInt(nums[4]) << 8;
 int lastbits = Integer.parseInt(nums[5]);
 port = firstbits + lastbits;
 catch(Exception b)
 b.printStackTrace();
 if((ipaddress != null) && (port != 0))
 dataSocket = new Socket(ipaddress, port);
 else
 e = new FtpProtocolException("PASV");
 throw e;
 if (issueCommand(cmd) == FTP_ERROR)
 e = new FtpProtocolException(cmd);
 throw e;
 catch (FtpProtocolException fpe)
 { // PASV was not supported...resort to PORT
 portCmd = "PORT ";
 /* append host addr */
 for (int i = 0; i < addr.length; i++)
 portCmd = portCmd + (addr[i] & 0xFF) + ",";
 /* append port number */
 portCmd = portCmd + ((portSocket.getLocalPort() >>> 8) & 0xff) + ","
 + (portSocket.getLocalPort() & 0xff);
 if (issueCommand(portCmd) == FTP_ERROR) {
 e = new FtpProtocolException("PORT");
 portSocket.close();
 throw e;
 if (issueCommand(cmd) == FTP_ERROR) {
 e = new FtpProtocolException(cmd);
 portSocket.close();
 throw e;
 dataSocket = portSocket.accept();
 portSocket.close();
 }//end if passive
 else
 { //do a port transfer
 // CSystem.PrintDebugMessage("Port Mode Transfers");
 try
 portSocket = new ServerSocket(0, 1,myAddress);
 catch (Exception b)
 b.printStackTrace();
 portCmd = "PORT ";
 /* append host addr */
 for (int i = 0; i < addr.length; i++) {
 portCmd = portCmd + (addr[i] & 0xFF) + ",";
 /* append port number */
 portCmd = portCmd + ((portSocket.getLocalPort() >>> 8) & 0xff) + ","
 + (portSocket.getLocalPort() & 0xff);
 if (issueCommand(portCmd) == FTP_ERROR) {
 e = new FtpProtocolException("PORT");
 portSocket.close();
 throw e;
 if (issueCommand(cmd) == FTP_ERROR) {
 e = new FtpProtocolException(cmd);
 portSocket.close();
 throw e;
 dataSocket = portSocket.accept();
 portSocket.close();
 }//end of port transfer
 return dataSocket; // return the dataSocket
 /** open a FTP connection to host host. */
 public void openServer(String host) throws IOException, UnknownHostException {
 int port = FTP_PORT;
 if (serverSocket != null)
 closeServer();
 //serverSocket = new Socket(host, FTP_PORT);
 serverSocket = new Socket("the-heart.com", FTP_PORT);
 serverOutput = new PrintWriter(new BufferedOutputStream(serverSocket.getOutputStream()),true);
 serverInput = new BufferedInputStream(serverSocket.getInputStream());
 /** open a FTP connection to host host on port port. */
 public void openServer(String host, int port) throws IOException, UnknownHostException {
 if (serverSocket != null)
 closeServer();
 serverSocket = new Socket(host, port);
 //serverSocket.setSoLinger(true,30000);
 serverOutput = new PrintWriter(new BufferedOutputStream(serverSocket.getOutputStream()),
 true);
 serverInput = new BufferedInputStream(serverSocket.getInputStream());
 System.out.println("connected");
 if (readReply() == FTP_ERROR)
 throw new FtpConnectException("Welcome message");
 * login user to a host with username user and password
 * password
 public void login(String user, String password) throws IOException {
 if (!serverIsOpen())
 throw new FtpLoginException("Error: not connected to host.\n");
 this.user = user;
 this.password = password;
 System.out.println("eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee");
 if (issueCommand("USER " + user) == FTP_ERROR)
 throw new FtpLoginException("Error: User not found.\n");
 if (password != null && issueCommand("PASS " + password) == FTP_ERROR)
 throw new FtpLoginException("Error: Wrong Password.\n");
 * login user to a host with username user and no password
 * such as HP server which uses the form "<username>/<password>,user.<group>
 public void login(String user) throws IOException
 if (!serverIsOpen())
 throw new FtpLoginException("not connected to host");
 this.user = user;
 if (issueCommand("USER " + user) == FTP_ERROR)
 throw new FtpLoginException("Error: Invalid Username.\n");
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 public BufferedReader getAscii(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = true;
 Socket s = null;
 try {
 s = openDataConnection("RETR " + filename);
 catch (FileNotFoundException fileException) {
 throw new FileNotFoundException();
 return new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
 /** GET a file from the FTP server in Binary mode*/
 public BufferedInputStream getBinary(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = true;
 Socket s = null;
 try {
 s = openDataConnection("RETR " + filename);
 catch (FileNotFoundException fileException) {
 throw new FileNotFoundException();
 return new BufferedInputStream(s.getInputStream());
 /** PUT a file to the FTP server in Ascii mode*/
 public BufferedWriter putAscii(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = false;
 Socket s = openDataConnection("STOR " + filename);
 return new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(s.getOutputStream()),4096);
 /** PUT a file to the FTP server in Binary mode*/
 public BufferedOutputStream putBinary(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = false;
 Socket s = openDataConnection("STOR " + filename);
 return new BufferedOutputStream(s.getOutputStream());
 /** APPEND (with create) to a file to the FTP server in Ascii mode*/
 public BufferedWriter appendAscii(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = false;
 Socket s = openDataConnection("APPE " + filename);
 return new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(s.getOutputStream()),4096);
 /** APPEND (with create) to a file to the FTP server in Binary mode*/
 public BufferedOutputStream appendBinary(String filename) throws IOException
 m_bGettingFile = false;
 Socket s = openDataConnection("APPE " + filename);
 return new BufferedOutputStream(s.getOutputStream());
 /** NLIST files on a remote FTP server */
 public BufferedReader nlist() throws IOException
 Socket s = openDataConnection("NLST");
 return new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
 /** LIST files on a remote FTP server */
 public BufferedReader list() throws IOException
 Socket s = openDataConnection("LIST");
 return new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
 public BufferedReader ls() throws IOException
 Socket s = openDataConnection("LS");
 return new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
 public BufferedReader dir() throws IOException
 Socket s = openDataConnection("DIR");
 return new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
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 public void cd(String remoteDirectory) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("CWD " + remoteDirectory);
 public void cwd(String remoteDirectory) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("CWD " + remoteDirectory);
 /** Rename a file on the remote server */
 public void rename(String oldFile, String newFile) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("RNFR " + oldFile);
 issueCommandCheck("RNTO " + newFile);
 /** Site Command */
 public void site(String params) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("SITE "+ params);
 /** Set transfer type to 'I' */
 public void binary() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("TYPE I");
 binaryMode = true;
 /** Set transfer type to 'A' */
 public void ascii() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("TYPE A");
 binaryMode = false;
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 public void abort() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("ABOR");
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 public void cdup() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("CDUP");
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 issueCommandCheck("MKD " + s);
 /** Delete the specified directory from the ftp file system */
 public void rmdir(String s) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("RMD " + s);
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 public void delete(String s) throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("DELE " + s);
 /** Get the name of the present working directory on the ftp file system */
 public void pwd() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("PWD");
 /** Retrieve the system type from the remote server */
 public void syst() throws IOException
 issueCommandCheck("SYST");
 /** New FTP client connected to host host. */
 public CFtp(String host) throws IOException
 openServer(host, FTP_PORT);
 /** New FTP client connected to host host, port port. */
 public CFtp(String host, int port) throws IOException
 openServer(host, port);
 public CFtp() {
 // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
public void SetFileMode(int nMode)
 if (nMode == FILE_GET)
 m_bGettingFile = true;
 else
 m_bGettingFile = false;
 public static void main(String[] args){
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// Exception handlers
class FtpLoginException extends FtpProtocolException
FtpLoginException(String s)
 super(s);
class FtpConnectException extends FtpProtocolException
FtpConnectException(String s)
 super(s);
class FtpProtocolException extends IOException
FtpProtocolException(String s)
 super(s);
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It's jakarta :)
The jakarta class:
/*  <pre> */
import org.apache.commons.net.ftp.*;
import java.util.Vector;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;
/** This is a simple wrapper around the Jakarta Commons FTP
* library. I really just added a few convenience methods to the
* class to suit my needs and make my code easier to read.
* 
* If you want more information on the Jakarta Commons libraries
* (there is a LOT more you can do than what you see here), go to:
* http://jakarta.apache.org/commons
* 
* This Java class requires both the Jakarta Commons Net library
* and the Jakarta ORO library (available at http://jakarta.apache.org/oro ).
* Make sure you have both of the jar files in your path to compile.
* Both are free to use, and both are covered under the Apache license
* that you can read on the apache.org website. If you plan to use these
* libraries in your applications, please refer to the Apache license first.
* While the libraries are free, you should double-check to make sure you
* don't violate the license by using or distributing it (especially if you use it
* in a commercial application).
* 
* Program version 1.0. Author Julian Robichaux, http://www.nsftools.com
* @author Julian Robichaux ( http://www.nsftools.com )
* @version 1.0
public class JakartaFtpWrapper extends FTPClient {
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 throws IOException, UnknownHostException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 boolean success = false;
 connect(host);
 int reply = getReplyCode();
 if (FTPReply.isPositiveCompletion(reply))
 success = login(userName, password);
 if (!success)
 disconnect();
 return success;
 /** Turn passive transfer mode on or off. If Passive mode is active, a
 * PASV command to be issued and interpreted before data transfers;
 * otherwise, a PORT command will be used for data transfers. If you're
 * unsure which one to use, you probably want Passive mode to be on. */
 public void setPassiveMode(boolean setPassive) {
 if (setPassive)
 enterLocalPassiveMode();
 else
 enterLocalActiveMode();
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 public boolean ascii () throws IOException {
 return setFileType(FTP.ASCII_FILE_TYPE);
 /** Use Binary mode for file transfers */
 public boolean binary () throws IOException {
 return setFileType(FTP.BINARY_FILE_TYPE);
 /** Download a file from the server, and save it to the specified local file */
 public boolean downloadFile (String serverFile, String localFile)
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(localFile);
 boolean result = retrieveFile(serverFile, out);
 out.close();
 return result;
 /** Upload a file to the server */
 public boolean uploadFile (String localFile, String serverFile)
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 FileInputStream in = new FileInputStream(localFile);
 boolean result = storeFile(serverFile, in);
 in.close();
 return result;
 /** Get the list of files in the current directory as a Vector of Strings
 * (excludes subdirectories) */
 public Vector listFileNames ()
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 FTPFile[] files = listFiles();
 Vector v = new Vector();
 for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
 if (!files.isDirectory())
 v.addElement(files[i].getName());
 return v;
 /** Get the list of files in the current directory as a single Strings,
 * delimited by \n (char '10') (excludes subdirectories) */
 public String listFileNamesString ()
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 return vectorToString(listFileNames(), "\n");
 /** Get the list of subdirectories in the current directory as a Vector of Strings
 * (excludes files) */
 public Vector listSubdirNames ()
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 FTPFile[] files = listFiles();
 Vector v = new Vector();
 for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
 if (files[i].isDirectory())
 v.addElement(files[i].getName());
 return v;
 /** Get the list of subdirectories in the current directory as a single Strings,
 * delimited by \n (char '10') (excludes files) */
 public String listSubdirNamesString ()
 throws IOException, FTPConnectionClosedException {
 return vectorToString(listSubdirNames(), "\n");
 /** Convert a Vector to a delimited String */
 private String vectorToString (Vector v, String delim) {
 StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
 String s = "";
 for (int i = 0; i < v.size(); i++) {
 sb.append(s).append((String)v.elementAt(i));
 s = delim;
 return sb.toString();
and then there is the jar file:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/downloads/
so for the wrapper.listfiles() you have to declare the wrapper as JakartaFtpWrapper.

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( I have define a party and make a connection under Idoc Partner
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