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Server-to-Server File Transfer
Schema for Server-to-Server file transfer without touchdown
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digraph "Example: Server to Server File Transfer" {
rankdir=LR;
edge [fontname=Verdana,fontsize=8,color="#31CEF0"];
node [fontname=Verdana,fontsize=8];
source_server [label="Host A\nData Source (SFTP)"];
target_server [label="Host B\nData Target (FTP)"];
jade_client [label="Host C\nJADE Client \n API \n JITL Job"];
jade_config [label="JADE Configuration"];
source_server->target_server [label="file transfer"];
source_server->jade_client [dir=both label="commands" color="grey"];
jade_client->target_server [dir=both label="commands" color="grey"];
jade_config->jade_client [color="green"];
}
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Profile for Server-to-Server
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File Transfer without touchdown
A profile definition for Server-to-Server file transfer File Transfer using SFTP for the source system and FTP for the target system:
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To start this example with the JADE Client CLI one must you could type:
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jade.sh -settings=name_of_settings_file -profile=ftp_server_2_server |
To make the profile more reusable and more readable it is possible to organise profile fragments like this:
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The profile fragments for wilma as source and 8of9 as target are defined just once. They could be used as many times as needed. There is a globals profile as well.
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