Edit the command set document
The script that specifies commands sent to the host is the XML command set document,
named ftpcommandset.xml in [install directory]\conf. It contains a set of meta-commands,
each consisting of one or more FTP commands to be sent to an FTP server.
While interacting with the FTP client,
Interchange executes meta-commands defined in the script, such as receive and send. For each
meta-command, the script specifies the FTP commands to send to the FTP server and
in what order.
Interchange is not aware of the specific FTP commands being sent to the FTP server, which means
changes to the command set document do not require changes to
Interchange.
One example of the changes you can make to the command set document is reordering
the FTP commands comprising a meta-command. As a simple example, the receive meta-command
sends the Type and Size commands, in that order. You could reverse the order by transposing
those two lines in the script.
Users of the FTP client, such as the ftpTester program and
Interchange itself, invoke the connect and authenticate meta-commands before issuing any other
commands.
Changes made to the script take effect the next time
Interchange needs to access the FTP server;
Interchange server does not have to be restarted.
To use a command set document other than
ftpcommandset.xml
, you must add an entry for your document in
<install directory>\conf\filereg.xml
and restart
Interchange server. You also must do this if you want to use a different command set document
for each FTP delivery exchange.