Re: FTP %SourceFileName%

Hi,

I have been reading this thread with great interest as we are having a
similar issue, as I posted on January 25th. We too are receiving a
file on a file receive port, then converting it and transmitting on an
FTP adapter send port. The issue only comes when trying to implement
the temporary folder option, which according to the documentation is a
slam dunk and is accomplished by suppling a folder in the Temporary
Folder box of the FTP Transport Properties window. We have supplied
that folder name. Our files transmit to the temporary folder, but the
move from temporary to the delivery folder always fails.

the Error text looks like this:
Description: A message sent to adapter "FTP" on send port
"spExtract_FlatFile_Header" with URI "ftp://122.122.222.55:21/folder/
Hdr.txt" is suspended. Error details: A failure occurred when moving
the file from the spooling folder to the destination folder. Please
verify the destination folder has the correct permissions.
MessageId: {5368F6FB-BE41-4BAD-8DDD-69ED2E7E2846} InstanceID:
{215E626E-EFD7-41C1-9DB8-CE069C3E741F}

Are we missing a patch for the FTP Adapter?

If the temporary folder option is removed, file transmission to this
folder is successful, "ftp://122.122.222.55:21/folder/Hdr.txt";.

If the temporary folder option is removed, and the file is transmitted
to the folder that was previously designated as the temporary folder
(whew), file transmission is successful.

We want to use the temporary folder option but need your help to
diagnose.

Thank you,
Tom




On Jan 29, 7:50 am, PeterW <n...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi WenJun

This morning I did what I said I was going to.

I changed the code in the orchestration to be like
outMsg(FTP.ReceivedFileName)=inMsg(FILE.ReceivedFileName)

Then recompiled, redeployed, started ports etc.

Dropped message into file receive location and lo and behold it appeared
properly in the FTP Collect folder.

The permissions thing was a red herring as I suspected. So my problem has
gone away.

I am stiil musing over the fact that the exception thrown was
BTSAdapterException and not DeliveryFailureException.

Also the fact that if you receive messages via an ftp port and send to a
file port, code
like the following works:
outMsg(FILE.ReceivedFileName)=inMsg(FILE.ReceivedFileName)

whereas when the direction is reversed, it must be
outMsg(FTP.ReceivedFileName)=inMsg(FILE.ReceivedFileName)

I raised the permissions issue with one of our administrators and he
confirmed that ftp permissions in this particular situation are cascaded down
the tree, so that was eliminated as an issue.

Thanks for your help.

cheers

--
PeterW



""WenJun Zhang[msft]"" wrote:
Hi Peter,

Glad to hear from you again.

First of all, have you checked the permission of destination FTP directory
and ensure that the user account specified on the FTP send port has correct
permission to write it?

It's a normal behavior that the file will be written into the temp folder
with a temporary filename(guid) first before moved to the destination
folder with the actual name. The behavior is clearly described in the
following blog thead:

BizTalk Server 2004: FTP guaranteed delivery
http://geekswithblogs.net/cyoung/archive/2004/08/10/9524.aspx

So I suspect it's still a permission error. Please double-check the folder
right or manually FTP some files to it to test.

I look forward to your findings or results.

Thanks and have a great weekend.

Sincerely,

WenJun Zhang

Microsoft Online Community Support

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