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    • June 30, 2009 at 9:05 AM #22746
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        Hello,
                  We have an app where in the native FTp adapter is configured on the
                  receive location(FTP Receive). Teh polling freq is set to once every minute.
                  I would like to understand how the FTP receive works:
                  If in the polling location if there are 10 files, will all be picked
                  up in a single poll by the receive location?
                  Is the receive location FTP receive polling multithreaded?          
                  Thanks

        Regards,
        anon

      • July 1, 2009 at 5:43 AM #22754
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          How many files are picked up on each polling interval will depend on the batch settings you configured in the receive location. I’m referring to the Maximum Files and Minimum Files options under the “Batch” category.

          As for multi-threading, pretty much all adapters use multiple threads one way or another, but what is it exactly that you want to know?

          • July 1, 2009 at 5:48 AM #22755
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              Hi,
              Thanks for the reply…
              I have max number of files as 5…does this mean that if i have 10 files in the recv location , 2 threads will pick up 5 each or 1 thread will pick up 5 in 2 sucessive polls?

              regards

              • July 1, 2009 at 5:55 AM #22756
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                  No. It means that during a single poll, the adapter will pick up only *up to* 5 files. If more were found at that time, the rest are left there to be picked up at the next polling interval. Threads don’t enter the picture at that point, really.

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