Create FTP adapter

Hello,
I need to get file from external FTP server.
I create the adapter on steps:
1. Login to Weblogic Admin Console
2. Navigate to Deployments --> FtpAdapter --> Configuration- Tab --> Outbound Connection Pools
3. Expand javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory
4. To update eis/Ftp/FtpAdapter click on that otherwise to create new, click on new button and create one for you
5. After clicking on the connection factory name, you will be able to see 10 out of 54 Outbound Connection Properties
6. Update the username, password, port and host properties to have required values
7. After saving the changes, update the adapter by going to deployments section.
After that I come to Deployments --> FtpAdapter --> Testing- Tab and check my adapter and click Test, but as a result I receive "Passed". Tried on different servers. In what there can be a reason? There can be any else parameters it is necessary to change?
Best regards

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      <property name="UseHeaders" value="false"/>
    </activation-spec>
</endpoint-activation>
</adapter-config>Ftp Adapter put jca
<adapter-config name="PutFile" adapter="FTP Adapter" wsdlLocation="PutFile.wsdl" xmlns="http://platform.integration.oracle/blocks/adapter/fw/metadata">
<connection-factory location="eis/Ftp/FtpAdapter"/>
<endpoint-interaction portType="PutFile_ptt" operation="PutFile">
    <interaction-spec className="oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.outbound.FTPInteractionSpec">
      <property name="LogicalDirectory" value="FtpDir"/>
      <property name="FileType" value="ascii"/>
      <property name="Append" value="false"/>
      <property name="TargetFileName" value="setAtRunTime"/>
      <property name="NumberMessages" value="1"/>
    </interaction-spec>
</endpoint-interaction>
</adapter-config>Thanks

Quality of service in Receiver file/ftp adapter (SAP PI 7.1)?

Hi,
    We are building an IDoc to File scenario in SAP PI 7.1, where a single incoming idoc will create three different output files. Also files must be created in target server in a specific order.
    Our first idea to ensure that files would be created following a specific order was that Message mapping (in Java) build target payload with all three files following expected sequence.
    In addition, receiver file/ftp adapter is setup with a dynamic variable to create each file with a different filename adding also timestamp.
    Testing the scenario, we see that three files are created in target server but when we sort them by creation date, it seems they don't follow always same sequence.
    Sometimes adapter creates File1, File2, File3; next time it created File2, File1, File3 and so on.
    Our problem is that files must be created always with a specific order and we cannot use BPM. Does anyone know if a receiver file/ftp adapter can be setup to create files following specific sequence (EOIO)?
    I know that sender file/ftp adapter can be setup with a quality of service, but I didn't find anything similar for Receiver file/ftp adapter.
    Suggestions will be welcome.
Kind Regards,
Aitor

Hi,
     First, thanks all of you for your quick answers. They were helpful because we learnt a new configuration setting.
     We tried your suggestions but they didn't really fix our problem.
     Finally interface has been re-designed and we will not have to apply this logic, so no issue from our side.
     However, let me continue with this topic in case that somebody else will have the same issue, then it will be able to review this thread.
     When adapter created the files in the target directory (windows server), files had the expected timestamp in each filename. However, if we sorted windows directory contents by "Date Creation", files were sorted different that timestamp shows in the filename.
     For example, adapter created following files:
File1_20090325-115117-169
File2_20090325-115117-174
File3_20090325-115117-180
     But when we sorted windows folder contents, files were sorted as follows:
File2_20090325-115117-174
File1_20090325-115117-169
File3_20090325-115117-180
     It seems that timestamp was pre-assigned by the adapter, but when adapter created the files, it did it with a temporary name and finally assigns the filename. If a file size was bigger than other, maybe it takes more time and windows creation date is higher.
     If so, it means that adapter is not following same instructions as itu2019s indicated in "maintain order at runtime" checkbox.
     Do you know if there is any way where we can push also the order in the adapter as we did in interface determination?
Regards,
Aitor

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