Is relative path can be configured when we configure FTP protocal in File

Hi All,
Here I am trying to configure a File channel with FTP as the Transport protocol. In place of Source Directory, I want to use relative path like, ./file_in(as we use in normal NFS case).
Regards,
Vara

Hi,
I guess you need to provide absolute file path while using FTP protocol.
Otherwise you will receive error which says: No such folder or directory found / exists.
If you have admin rights and you can setup virtual path in the target system than only you can use relative path.
please refer this blog as an example:
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/08/01/along-came-a-file-adapter-mr-ftp-and-rest-of-the-gang

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Revision: 17772
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Update the url in the tests to use a relative path instead of the default localhost:8400 so that the tests can pass on appservers other than the default Tomcat.
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