Port disabled in Import Manager

Hi,
I created remote system, port (with map and XML Schema) in Console and tried to import XML file manually in Import Manager using port option. The port I created in console is appearing in the drop down but in grey color and in disabled mode. I could not import data from XML file.
Did I miss anything?
Thanks.

Hi,
In ready folder, whatever XML file you placed then Port for this get enabled, it only after selecting port it checks wheteher your XML content Verifies with your XSD.
it may be due to :
1. Firstly in MDM Console , All port Settings which have you done is correct:
Type = Inbound, Remote System = say ECC, ofcourse your Map = which you saved in import Manager, Format = XML Schema, XML Schema = Select your XML Schema ( which you saved in XML Schemas table), Processing Type =Automatic, file Aggregation count =1 and Block on Structura Exception = Yes , Here in  Staus it will show Has Data if your XML file is placed in ready folder otherwise Empty.
Apart from this, During Import Manager, Select your Type = Port, Remote Sytem = ECC which you defined During MDM Console Carefully, if u r selcting any other Remote System Port in MDM Import Manager will not get enabled.
Hope it will Help you,
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