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- Receive Orders from Cora BE
- Receive Orders from Delfood
- Receive Orders from Delhaize
- Receive Orders from DEliXL
- Receive Orders from Intergamma
- Receive Orders from Intermarche
- Receive Orders from JavaFresh
- Receive Orders from Makro
- Receive Orders from Match
- Receive Orders from Carrefour France
- Receive Orders from Colruyt
- Integrate Orders with
- Integration with Tradeshift
- Integration with Exact Online or Exact Globe
- Channel:SAP Idoc XML Order05 w/ Http client out
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See: Managing Channels - Manage a Channel
With a SFTP Client Input Gateway, incoming messages are transfered to an external SFTP server. Babelway platform polls this server at regular intervals and retrieves incoming files to process them.
To create a SFTP client gateway, select an existing template or make a copy of the generic SFTP Client template in the catalogue and following screen will be displayed.
The following fields should be defined in order to configure access to your external sftp server:
Use sftp protocol for incoming messages that transfered to SFTP server. | |
Babelway sftp server host name | |
Login or username to access files on this external sftp server. | |
Password associated to previous username to access account. | |
Directory where files are to be fetched on the server. | |
Interval of times in seconds between checking for message arrival. | |
Delete file once it has been retrieved and processed. | |
The file suffix which will be added to the file name after it is processed. | |
The sftp directory to which the file will be moved after it is processed by the ESB | |
If true, the file will be deleted if an error occurs during processing. Note that in that case error-directory and error-suffix have no effect. | |
The file suffix which will be added to the file name after an error occurs during processing. | |
The sftp directory to which the file will be moved after when an error occurs during processing. | |
The file suffix used to filter files targeted for comsumption by the ESB (note: add the dot, so something like '.esbIn'). This can also be specified as an empty string to specify that all files should be retrieved. |
After channel deployment, your ftp server will be available to send messages. You can access this ftp server using any ftp client software set up with the previous account parameters.
When a message is transfered to the sftp server, it is processed immediately then original file is removed from server.
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