How to configure FTP Adapter in BPEL PM 10.1.2 Beta3?

Greetings all!
I am working on a legacy integration using BPEL PM. I need to use FTP adapter. There is little information in the Beta Documents on FTP Adapter. Can anyone point me to the right direction on how to configure the FTP Adapter, or where to find the document?
Thanks in advance!

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<config-property name="preferredDataIntegrityAlgorithm" value="hmac-md5"/>
<config-property name="preferredPKIAlgorithm" value="ssh-rsa"/>
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<config-property name="preferredCipherSuite" value="blowfish-cbc"/>
<config-property name="transportProvider" value="socket"/>
<connection-pooling use="none">
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<security-config use="none">
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Edited by: user6408601 on Dec 10, 2008 6:03 AM

Probably the Windows FTP server chokes on the path "/FTPFolders/CUST_081210184025.txt" as it uses Unix separators. You may need to use "\FTPFolders\CUST_081210184025.txt". I can't see the properties in the XML you have given, but when you configure the FTP adapter in the application server console there should be one field for the separator and one for the root folder. Both should be "\" rather than "/" on Windows. The default is "/".
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