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The JADE BackgroundService
There are two methods with which the JADE Background Service can import the file transfer history to a database. Both methods can be applied at the same time to receive file transfer information immediately and reliably.
Immediate and transient history information
- JADE can be configured to send the history information after each transfer session has been completed directly immediately to the JobScheduler providing the Background Service.
This information is sent using the UDP protocol in a 'fire and forget' manner. - The JobScheduler then uses the JADE BackgroundService information to generate an order that writes Background Service jobs to write the history information to the transfer history database.
- The history information is lost if the JobScheduler providing the Background Service is not available at the time of transmission.
- See the JADE Parameter Reference - BackgroundService article article for more detailed information about the configuration of the JADE BackgroundService.
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Delayed and persistent history information
- The JADE
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- Background Service provides a
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- delayed transfer of the history information to the
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- transfer history database and the JADE Background Service History Viewer or other viewing, reporting or notification system.
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- The Background Service jobs copy the history file
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- of each JADE instance to a central server and import the data to the transfer history database.
For more information
- See the JADE Component Architecture article for an overview of how JADE, the transfer history and the Background Service integrate and links leading to further information sources.
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