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To avoid any partially transferred file being picked up by the directory watchers JADE has inbuilt feature called Atomic transfer. JADE has two parameters atomic_prefix and atomic_suffix to configure atomic transfer. As the name suggest, during file transfer JADE will create a temporary file on target server with atomic_prefix and atomic_suffix in the filename, thus make it virtually hidden for the directory watchers. As soon as file transfer completed without error, JADE rename the file to its original name. In the case of any error partially transferred files will be deleted from the target server.
To configure atomic transfer either atomic_prefix or atomic_suffix both together can be used. The User can use an character or word as prefix/suffix as long as directory watcher do not recognize prefix/suffix as a wild character.
JADE JITL job example
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<job
title = "API Job for JobScheduler Advanced Data Exchange"
order = "yes" stop_on_error = "no" >
<description>
<include file = "jobs/JADE-Job.xml" />
</description>
<params>
<param name = "atomic_prefix" value = "~" />
<param name = "atomic_suffix" value = "~" />
<param name = "file_spec" value = "^report\.csv$" />
<param name = "host" value = "ftp.example.com" />
<param name = "local_dir" value = "." />
<param name = "operation" value = "copy" />
<param name = "passive_mode" value = "false" />
<param name = "password" value = "top-secret" />
<param name = "remote_dir" value = "." />
</params>
<script language = "java"
java_class = "sos.scheduler.jade.JadeJob" >
</script>
</job>
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