Downloading file from website

Hi,
My scenario this time is to download a file (using http protocol) but in the way of file adapter (ftp) way of connection (polling and schedule).
File should be polled x times a day.
I search forum and one solution is to create a BPM started by batch job with dummy message which will pick up file from the website by java proxy. I would like to avoid BPM and dummy message from SAP system.
I do some investigation, and find out that I can use a java proxy and use it in a client which will be scheduled on XI server. Does anyone created client application on WAS server which is scheduled? I found something which is called Timeout Service, but I do not know if this is right way to use it.
I would also want to know which will be easier and less time intensive to develop this scheduled java client or new adapter?
best regards
Dawid

hi,
>>>>I search forum and one solution is to create a BPM started by batch job with dummy message which will pick up file from the website by java proxy. I would like to avoid BPM and dummy message from SAP system.
you can also do it like this:
start a BPM with a dummy message - this BPM will only start an
async java proxy that will fetch the file and post it to XI (with no BPM - just to
a java proxy server)
this way you will only use a BPM to call fetching the file
but it will not process it anymore
what you need to consider it the use of application acknowledgments
(so you will know that the proxy worked)
also the configuration for the proxy call (http dest etc)
will have to be stored somewhere (web interface to configure)
Regards,
michal
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