Soa 10g Ftp adapter file  size

Hi,
I am using a ftp adapter to transfer files. I am placing a 9kb file but after the transfer at the destination I find the file transferred but the file size is 2.8kb. Please do suggest me the possible solution and the reason for this issue
Thanks

What 10g version do you have?
Try adding the following property to your outbound ftp wsdl file:
<partnerLinkBinding name="xxxxx">
*<property name="control.read.timeout">10000</property>*
</partnerLinkBinding>
(it's in milliseconds)
Arik

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