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h1. What protocol and port has to be opened between JADE client & JADE Background Service

What is the purpose of the JADE Background Service?

Ideally JADE Background Service is collecting all the file transfer activities through JADE and archiving it into supported RDBMS Systems i.e. MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle etc.

The main components of the JADE Background Service are

  1. SOS JobScheduler running as demon/service on central server
  2. JADE Jobchain running inside the SOS JobScheduler

How to transfer the transfer history data to the JADE Background Service?

JADE writes detail log entries of the all file transfers irspective of there status i.e. success, error in the jade_history.csv and jade_history.log.

  • jade_history.csv CSV format file
  • jade_history.log Log file generated by as per Log4j configuration

There are two possible ways to transfer the JADE trasnfer histroy to the JADE Background Service

  1. Near Real Time immediately after the file transfer using TCP/UDP : JADE initiate the transfer
  2. Batch Mode as per scheduled job in JADE Background Service using file transfer : JADE Background Service initiate the transfer
    h3. TCP/UDP Communication
    The transfer history can be send to JADE Background Service immediately after the file transfer over TCP or UDP. The JADE Background Service_server_name, port_etc. can be configured under the profile_BackgroundService_in the_jade_settings.ini, which will be used by all the subsequent profiles._
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_[BackgroundService]_
_BackgroundServiceHosh1. jadebs.sos_
_BackgroundServicePort4210_
_SendTransferHistorh1. true_
_TransferMethodTCP
    _
    h3. File Transfer
    JADE Background Service have process (SOS Jobscheduler Jobchain) to collect all the_jade_histroy.csv_files from different servers. The_jade_histroy.csv_file(s) can be PULL/RECEIVED from different JADE Client(s) (server(s) where JADE is running),to the JADE Background Service, using FTP, SFTP, FTPS, SCP. Once file is successfully PULL/RECEIVED by JADE Background Service files will be automatically processed and transfer history will be imported in the respective Database.
    h3. Firewall and Port settings
    * JADE Background Service is using TCP/UDP port(s) i.e. 5432 , for Scheduler's Operation Center GUI and to receive the transfer history (TCP/UDP packets), thus Firewall rules should allow the bi-directional TCP/UDP traffic for JADE Background Service (SOS Scheduler).
    _* For JADE Background Service to PULL/RECEIVED_jade_history.csv'' files from the JADE client server(s), the respective ports as per as transfer protocol i.e. FTP 21, SFTP 22 should be allowed by the Firewall on JADE client server(s)
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