10.10. Configuring the File System Provider
The following file system provider configuration options are available within a file system message filter (fs-message-filter) which itself is contained in an fs-bus. For a good example, see the helloworld_file_action quick start.
Note
For the directory options below, each directory specified must exist and the application server's user must have both read and write permissions on the directory in order to move and rename files through them.
| Property | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| directory | The directory that will be monitored for incoming files. | Yes |
| input-suffix | Suffix used to filter for incoming files. Must be one character or greater, with a ".", such as ".esbIn". | Yes |
| work-suffix | The suffix used when a file is being processed by the ESB. The default is ".esbInProcess". | No |
| post-suffix | The suffix used when a file has been successfully processed by the ESB. The default is ".esbDone". | No |
| post-delete | If true, the file will be deleted after it is processed. In this case, post-directory and post-suffix have no effect. Defaults to true. | No |
| post-directory | The directory to which the file will be moved after it is processed by the ESB. Defaults to the value of directory above. | Yes |
| post-rename | If true, the file will be renamed after it is processed. Note that the post-rename and post-delete options are mutually exclusive. | No |
| error-delete | If true, the file will be deleted if an error occurs during processing. In this case, error-directory and error-suffix have no effect. This defaults to "true." | No |
| error-directory | The FTP directory to which the file will be moved after when an error occurs during processing. This defaults to the value of directory above. | Yes |
| error-suffix | The suffix which will be added to the file name after an error occurs during processing. Defaults to .esbError. | No |
