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File Connector for Cordys BOP4
When I wanted to use files to read from a directory I had to install the file connector of Cordys. Unfortunately I could not find much documentation of it on the Cordys wiki, so I started to find it out myself. This blog guides you through the installation, configuration and use of the File Connector package.
I use the latest BOP4 VM environment and the file connector isv package can be found here.
Install ISV Package
Goto Application Registry (Note: This is only available within organization "system")
Select Install New Applications
Click “Upload New Application”
Select the .isvp file (in our example the CoE_File Connector_1.2.14.isvp)
Check “Cordys CoE File Connector 1.2” and click “Start Installation”
Click Next
Check the connector and click next
Click Install
The package should be installed and the next window is shown
Click Finish
Configuration
Goto System Resource Manager
Show All Service Groups
New Service Group
Select File Connector and Next
Fill in Service Group Details
Click Next
Fill in Service Container Details
Click Next
Fill in File Connector configuration where to read files
Click Next
Leave Connection Point Details default settings
Click Finish
Notice in the Service Containers window that the File Connector is starting or started
Configuring of File Polling
In the File Connector just created you can configure the Reader- and Writer configurations
Goto Properties of the File Connector
Click the File Connector Tab
Go to the XMLStore
Create fileconnector and config directories
Create New Item within config directory: reader-config.xml
Content:
BPM/home/declaraties*.xml10FunctieDeclaratiehttp://schemas.cordys.com/defaulto=Organization1,cn=cordys,cn=defaultInst,o=cordys.comcn=Student1,cn=organizational users,o=Organization1,cn=cordys,cn=defaultInst,o=cordys.comdefinitionBusiness Process Models/FunctieDeclaratieRun from Directory Poller
Use of File Interface
In WebServices Folder in the Workspace select Add Runtime Reference – Webservice Interface
Select File Connector and click Finish
Now you can use the methods within a Process
When you run the operation you can get the error:
“Student1 not in the any role …”. This is due to the fact that the user has to have the “everyone” role (Do not forget to check “Include internal roles”)
Have you tried poller-config to trigger a business process when receiving a file ? I am in touch Cordys guy but can not make it work. The file I am trying to retrieve is on remote server (Iseries / IFS) which is mounted on the Linux Cordys server. Regards, Brieuc
I only got the operations work and not the polling mechanism. Did you manage to retrieve the file locally on the Linux Cordys Server? Or is the file picked up but the process is not executed ?
The issue was coming from permissions on the ISeries side, the service could not move the files when attempting to poll. Changed the permissions and it is ok...
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very useful posting...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHave you tried poller-config to trigger a business process when receiving a file ?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI am in touch Cordys guy but can not make it work. The file I am trying to retrieve is on remote server (Iseries / IFS) which is mounted on the Linux Cordys server.
Regards,
Brieuc
I only got the operations work and not the polling mechanism. Did you manage to retrieve the file locally on the Linux Cordys Server? Or is the file picked up but the process is not executed ?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHi Roger,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe issue was coming from permissions on the ISeries side, the service could not move the files when attempting to poll. Changed the permissions and it is ok...
Regards,
Brieuc
how to create custom connector?
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