FTP adapter ESB

Ok im trying to use an FTP adapter to grab a file from my unix server and bring to my local computer. I setup the correct connection to my unix server in the oc4j file i simply put an ftp adapter out on my workspace and i define that first adapter as the GET sound correct so far? Then while doing the put side of this operation i specified another FTP adapter (i want to bring it back to my local machine for testing) Does this sound correct or would i want a file adapter? In the end im going to want from server to server. <-------- in this case would i want ftp to ftp? Or should i be ok with ftp to ftp at all times.
Then while making the put adapter why does it ask for the file naming convention to PUT lol i want to put the same file name that i pick up obviously i mean can you change the name before it PUT's?

You're right.
the ftp adapter put needs a filename to write/ftp the file.
http://docs.huihoo.com/oracle/docs/B14099_19/integrate.1012/b25307/adptr_file.htm#CIAHJAEB
you could the headervariables of the ftp get, to get the filesnames of the just picked up files and transform these to the ftp put

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