Spazio MFT/s is a product tailored to meet the Managed File Transfer requirements of medium and large companies. It enables the management of sending/receiving files to/from partners in a secure and guaranteed way. It allows you to centrally manage multiple file transfer products (in-house, open, standard or proprietary solutions) thereby reducing costs and increasing business agility.
You can use Spazio MFT/s either at the Source or Target. To use Spazio MFT/s, you need to define Spazio MFT/s Listener and Spazio MFT/s Target at the Source and Destination application.
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| Field Name | Description |
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| Name | Name of the Spazio MFT/s Listener. |
| Description | Description of the Spazio MFT/s Listener. |
| Queue Manager | Name of the Spazio MFT/s Queue Manager where files are queued. |
| Queue | Name of the default Queue where files are queued. |
| User Class | Name of the Spazio MFT/s user class. |
| Sender Name | Name of Spazio MFT/s sender. The sender in this context is a logical Spazio MFT/s level sender identifier (not the actual userid/subject in AuthN/AuthZ terms) and can be used for filtering. |
| Correlation Id | Name of Spazio MFT/s correlation identifier. Correlation identifier is a logical tag that can be associated with Spazio MFT/s files having some business level affinity (for example, "PAYROLL.FILES") and can be used for filtering. |
| User Id | Spazio MFT/s connection user id. |
| Password | Spazio MFT/s connection password. |
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Click to create Spazio MFT/s Target account.
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Name of Spazio MFT correlation identifier. Correlation identifier is a logical tag that can be associated with Spazio MFT/s files having some business level affinity (for example, "PAYROLL.FILES") and can be used for filtering.
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Description of the Spazio MFT/s file.
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File record structure either Fixed or Variable. Stream means no record structure and is the only supported option for binary files.
Most files will be either binary/stream or text/variable. In case of fixed record structure, the record length will be automatically determined based on the length of the first record.
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Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) is a standard protocol specification for message exchange based on XML. Communication between the web service and client happens using XML messages.
On Adeptia Connect, you can connect an application to any other application or service that supports SOAP APIs. For example, you can send stock prices from your Google Spreadsheet to an application that supports SOAP APIs.
This application is available at Destination only.
Field (Account) Information
While configuring the Source or Destination of a Template or Transaction, you need to create an account to configure your application with Adeptia Connect. While creating an account, you need to specify the location from where Adeptia Connect will access the data.
Click to add an account.
Specify the following information for SOAP:
- Type a unique SOAP account name.
- Select the location of your Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. WSDL is an XML-based interface definition language that is used for describing the functionality offered by a web service.
- On Local Disk: Select this option if your WSDL file is on a local computer or on a LAN network.
- Over HTTP: Select this option if your WSDL file is at an HTTP location.
- Browse to and select the WSDL file.
- Select WSDL file references other files check box if your uploaded WSDL file is referring to other files. On selecting this check box, File References field appears.
- Upload your referential WSDL or XSD file(s) in a single zip file only. Also just keep the folder structure of the zip file as per the references made by the WSDL or XSD file(s).
If you have selected Over HTTP option then type the HTTP URL of the WSDL file, the endpoint URL of the SOAP web service.
- Click Process WSDL to fetch the information from the uploaded WSDL file.
The information about the service, binding, and endpoint URL are automatically populated.- Service Name: Service is defined as a collection of network endpoints or ports. If there is only one service name in the uploaded WSDL file, it will appear as default selected in the Service Name automatically. However, if there are multiple service names in the WSDL file then you need to select the service from the drop-down list.
- Binding Name: Bindings defines the message format and protocol details for a web service. If there is only one binding in the WSDL file then it will appear as default selected in the Binding Name automatically. However, if there are multiple bindings in the WSDL file then you need to select the binding from the drop-down list.
- Endpoint URL: The operations and messages are described abstractly and then bound to a concrete network protocol and message format to define an endpoint. It is the URL where the web service will eventually hit.
- Service Name: Service is defined as a collection of network endpoints or ports. If there is only one service name in the uploaded WSDL file, it will appear as default selected in the Service Name automatically. However, if there are multiple service names in the WSDL file then you need to select the service from the drop-down list.
- If a web service you are accessing is secure then define the security settings. Select Enable client authentication check box to authenticate both server and client identity.
- On selecting the check box, you need to select the Keystore.
- Select authorization used in the web service. By default authorization is disabled, however, you may choose basic authorization for a web service. Basic authorization is a widely used protocol for simple username/password authentication.
- Click Save.
Actions
An Action specifies how the data will be transferred at the destination location. While configuring the Destination (Target) of a Template, you need to choose an action.
The Web Services operation performs a specific request action against a URL endpoint. Whenever the destination application or service uses SOAP APIs, the actions are displayed according to the uploaded WSDL. It may vary with different WSDL files.
When applicable, type the SOAP header content that you want to include in the request.
