B2B Integration using Beehiveonline

Hi,
We're keen to use Beehiveonline for Oracle's B2B integration with its Trading Partner. Following is our use case:
Partners will upload (automated/manual) business file (Size ~ few MBs). We can build a custom code to using SOA/B2B technologies to fetch the file and upload it to back end system.
My question is
1) Is this flow achievable using Beehiveonline ?
2) How can we fetch the files from Beehiveonline directories ? Can we use generic SFTP/FTPS adapters to do so?
Appreciate your inputs.
Thanks,
Saurabh

Saurabh,
Well it is achievable with a bit of custom code which should not be very difficult to make.
1) Is this flow achievable using Beehiveonline ?
Yes, you can have the external users programmatically upload the content into the system and if you set up a subscription for a genric user/email it could be informed when something changes and programmatically copy it out to wherever you need it to go.
2) How can we fetch the files from Beehiveonline directories ? Can we use generic SFTP/FTPS adapters to do so?
FTPS can be used along with the developers kit, webDAV and HTTP transfers - I have a working java FTPS programme that can be used to upload/download the files so that piece already exists.
As usual the devil will be in the detail and the flow you describe at the moment is a bit sparce on detail :-)
Phil

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Well it is achievable with a bit of custom code which should not be very difficult to make.
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