FTP Adapter - file.sender.customizer_class

Question

Hey,
Anyone has a working example on how to implement this class?
I have one class, and apparently, in its simplest form it could be something like this:
package slf.nask.FileSender;
import java.util.Date;
import oracle.oai.agent.adapter.sdk.Agent;
import oracle.oai.agent.adapter.sdk.AttributeObject;
import oracle.oai.agent.adapter.sdk.MessageObject;
import oracle.oai.agent.adapter.technology.FileSenderCustomizer;
import oracle.oai.agent.adapter.transport.TransportMessage;
public class SLFNaskFileSenderCustomizer implements FileSenderCustomizer {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          System.out.println("Interconnect renaming facility!");
     public String generateFileName(Agent agent, String rule, String app,
               String partitition, Date time, MessageObject mobj,
               AttributeObject aobj) {
          return "MyFilename.xml";
     public void customizeTransportMessage(Agent agent,
               TransportMessage transportMessage, MessageObject mobj,
               AttributeObject aobj) {
But I keep running into an error when running the adapter. If i comment out this class, it works fine, but once this class is in, it keep getting a parseLong error.
Log entry:
TransportProperties.TransportProperties():ota.d3ls=agresso_customer.xml;file.sender.type=ascii;file.receiver.max_msgs_retrieved=30;file.receiver.exception_dir=file://localhost/R:\nask\errors;file.sender.customizer_class=SLFNaskFileSenderCustomizer;ota.type=D3L;file.sender.file_name_rule=NA%TIME%_3.c15;ota.send.endpoint=file://localhost/R:\nask\AgressoFTP\TEST;file.receiver.polling_interval=60000;
java.lang.NumberFormatException: 1240438527
4
     at java.lang.Long.parseLong(Long.java:319)
     at java.lang.Long.parseLong(Long.java:363)
     at oracle.oai.agent.common.logger.ErrorLogObserver.readNextLogObject(ErrorLogObserver.java:361)
     at oracle.oai.agent.common.logger.ErrorLogObserver.run(ErrorLogObserver.java:137)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:484)

Answer 1

Looks like the fault here, was the package. Leave it empty and it should be fine!