FTP Adapter Trigger File Configuration

Iam using the follwing link for the Trigger File Configuration , but this does not work,
Can please anybody help me.
Below is my JCA Configurations in WSDl looks like for my InBound FTP .
<jca:operation
FileType="ascii"
PhysicalDirectory="/DALV1I/incoming/"
ActivationSpec="oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.inbound.FTPActivationSpec"
DeleteFile="true"
IncludeFiles="oc4j\.xml"
PollingFrequency="1"
MinimumAge="0"
OpaqueSchema="true"
TriggerFilePhysicalDirectory="/DALV1I/incoming/"
TriggerFile="Purchaseorder.trg" >
</jca:operation>

hi
i am facing the same prioblem whcih kburchil is posted. Error's are posted below. Looking for the solution
<2008-12-22 17:21:54,593> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Host files.oraclecorp.com FTP command: PASS
<2008-12-22 17:21:54,984> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> FTP Command: NLST, reply:
150 ASCII data connection for /bin/ls (/140.87.254.136,15,515) (0 bytes).
<2008-12-22 17:21:54,984> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Control socket being read by [JCA-work-instance:FTP Adapter-14]
<2008-12-22 17:21:55,734> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Sending event: 1 with: oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.FTPConnection@13952a4
<2008-12-22 17:21:55,734> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> FTPManagedConnection::destroy called, closing physical socket
<2008-12-22 17:21:55,734> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Clearing Event Listeners
<2008-12-22 17:21:55,734> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Poller enqueuing file for processing :/MySharedFolders/abc/4673202.pdf
<2008-12-22 17:21:55,734> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <File Adapter::Inbound> Ignoring File : 4673202.pdf as it is already enqued for processing.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Synthia

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(000134)9/16/2010 15:29:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> QUIT
(000134)9/16/2010 15:29:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 221 Goodbye
(000134)9/16/2010 15:29:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> disconnected.
(000132)9/16/2010 15:29:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> disconnected.
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> Connected, sending welcome message...
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.9.36 beta
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-written by Tim Kosse ([email protected])
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220 Please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> USER soa
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 331 Password required for soa
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> PASS ***
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 230 Logged on
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> PWD
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 257 "/" is current directory.
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> PASV
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 227 Entering Passive Mode (10,1,90,187,13,130)
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> NLST /In
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 150 Connection accepted
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 226 Transfer OK
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> Connected, sending welcome message...
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.9.36 beta
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-written by Tim Kosse ([email protected])
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220 Please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> USER soa
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 331 Password required for soa
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> PASS ***
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 230 Logged on
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> MDTM /In/sample.csv
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 213 20100916184802
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> QUIT
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 221 Goodbye
(000136)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> disconnected.
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> Connected, sending welcome message...
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.9.36 beta
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220-written by Tim Kosse ([email protected])
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 220 Please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> USER soa
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> 331 Password required for soa
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - (not logged in) (10.1.90.187)> PASS ***
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 230 Logged on
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> MDTM /In/sample2.csv
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 213 20100916184802
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> QUIT
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 221 Goodbye
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> disconnected.
(000135)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> disconnected.
I am bit of confused. In my case, there is no any error anywhere; however, FTP Adapter in my bpel project doesn't poll file either. It does login to FTP server every one minute; did a list command; then quit.
You may suggest I change the following 2 settings in my bpel project:
FileModificationTime="FileSystem"
ModificationTimeFormat="4,18,yyyyMMddHHmmSS"
however, I think they are set correctly, because it match to MDTM command result in my Filezilla server log (see above and below). The modificaiton time format starts at position 4 and ends with position 18 with correct mask
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> MDTM /In/sample2.csv
(000137)9/16/2010 15:30:25 PM - soa (10.1.90.187)> 213 *20100916184802*
Can anyone offer me some help? I am desperately want make this work so that I can show this example to others here.
Thanks in advance!
Kevin
Edited by: user3026501 on Sep 16, 2010 1:44 PM
Edited by: user3026501 on Sep 16, 2010 1:47 PM

After I delete following 2 lines, I got some error in domain.log
FileModificationTime="FileSystem"
ModificationTimeFormat="4,18,yyyyMMddHHmmSS"
Error in domain.log
<2010-09-29 11:01:56,358> <INFO> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Managed Connection Created^M
<2010-09-29 11:01:56,358> <INFO> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Connection Created^M
<2010-09-29 11:01:56,405> <ERROR> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Error in creating FTPTimeMask^M
<2010-09-29 11:01:56,452> <ERROR> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Could not get file modification time for : test1.csv^M
<2010-09-29 11:01:56,452> <INFO> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Poller raising Alert for exception : ORABPEL-11430
Error in listing files in the remote directory.
Unable to list file in remote directory.
Check the error stack and fix the cause of the error. Contact oracle support if error is not fixable.
^M
Here is my latest jca:operation definition:
<jca:operation
FileType="ascii"
PhysicalDirectory="In"
ActivationSpec="oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.inbound.FTPActivationSpec"
PhysicalArchiveDirectory="Archive"
UseRemoteArchive="true"
DeleteFile="true"
IncludeFiles=".*\.csv"
PollingFrequency="60"
MinimumAge="120"
OpaqueSchema="false" >
</jca:operation>
Any more suggestion?
Thanks!
Kevin

TimestampOffset in FTP Adapter activation agent properties

Hi all,
I am having an issue using the "timestampOffset" FTP Adapter activation agent property on an SOA Suite 10.1.3.4/MLR#9 (Linux) system.
I have a BPEL process that is being launched via the FTP Adapter when a particular file appears on a remote SFTP server. I am polling for this file every 5 mins, and don't want to retrieve it unless it is at least 15 minutes old. The SFTP server from which I am retrieving this file is configured with a different timezone than the SOA Suite server on which the BPEL process is running; the SOA Suite server has a timezone of MST (GMT-7) and the SFTP server has a timezone of GMT. Here is the relevant section from the WSDL for this PartnerLink:
<jca:operation
FileType="binary"
LogicalDirectory="TriggerDirectory"
ActivationSpec="oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.inbound.FTPActivationSpec"
DeleteFile="true"
IncludeFiles="external_ids_trigger\.txt"
PollingFrequency="300"
MinimumAge="900"
ModificationTimeFormatOld="43,54,MMM dd yyyy"
FileModificationTime="DirListing"
ModificationTimeFormat="43,54,MMM dd HH:mm"
OpaqueSchema="true" >
</jca:operation>
I attempted to compensate for this by adding the "timestampOffset" property to the activation agent in bpel.xml (also included in the jdev_files.zip attachment); this is detailed in the document "Oracle Application Server Adapters for Files, FTP, Databases, and Enterprise Messaging User’s Guide 10g Release 3 (10.1.3.1.0) B28994-01". Here is the activationAgents section from the bpel.xml file:
<activationAgents>
<activationAgent className="oracle.tip.adapter.fw.agent.jca.JCAActivationAgent" partnerLink="PollForTriggerFile">
<property name="TriggerDirectory" type="LogicalDirectory">/uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output</property>
<property name="portType">Get_ptt</property>
<property name="timestampOffset">25200000</property>
</activationAgent>
</activationAgents>
When deploying this BPEL project to the server, it shows the "timestampOffset" property for the JCA adapter in the log, as follows:
<2010-01-17 11:23:39,619> <INFO> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <AdapterFramework::Inbound> JCAActivationAgent::initiateInboundJcaEndpoint - Creating and initializing inbound JCA endpoint for:
process='bpel://localhost/default/External_System_ID_Sync~1.0/'
domain='default'
WSDL location='PollForTriggerFile.wsdl'
portType='Get_ptt'
operation='Get'
activation properties={TriggerDirectory=/uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output, timestampOffset=25200000, portType=Get_ptt}
However, this setting appears to have no effect, as when the adapter polls for the file, it finds it, but does not process it. I have turned up logging on default.collaxa.cube.activation to DEBUG, and I see the following when it polls for the file:
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,342> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Opening sftp channel
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,342> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Opening an SFTPChannel
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,357> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Opened sftp channel
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,357> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Getting list of files in directory: /uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Obtaining attributes for file: /uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output/emplids_nouaid.txt
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Obtaining attributes for file: /uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output/external_ids_trigger.txt
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Timestamp from fileInfo=[1263770351000]
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Current System Time : 02010.January.17 12:18:40:386
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> File Modification Time : 02010.January.17 16:19:11:00
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> The file : /uazsa/uazsaprd/integration/output/external_ids_trigger.txt is being ignored as its minimum age period is still valid for -> 15330614 milliseconds.
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Obtained a list files
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Closing sftp channel
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,386> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Closing SFTP Channel oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.SshImpl.SFTPChannelImpl@f1c9c6
<2010-01-17 12:18:40,387> <DEBUG> <default.collaxa.cube.activation> <FTP Adapter::Inbound> Closed sftp channel
What needs to be done to have the timestampOffset property in bpel.xml honored by the activation agent? Any help is greatly appreciated! I have opened up an SR with Oracle on this as well, but sometimes the forums prove to be a quicker path to problem resolution. :)
Thanks,
--Gary

Thanks for the reply, Anirudh.
Can you elaborate? The last part of section A.3.3. in the URL you posted is exactly what I did...I specified the "timestampOffset" property to the activation agent properties in bpel.xml. I specified the offset as the time difference (in milliseconds): 7 hrs = 7*60*60*1000 = 25200000. The value they provide in that example is puzzling: 2592000000 would be an offset of 720 hours! Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about this property?
Thanks,
--Gary
Edited by: user2088227 on Jan 17, 2010 8:25 PM

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