Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following topics describe how to develop condition functions:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

SecureTransport provides a Software Development Kit (SDK) containing the SecureTransport API reference, code samples, and JAR files for creating application types and custom rules. Contact Axway Global Support to request the SDK. See Get more help.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The MKD event occurs in response to a request to make a directory.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.3 Developer Guide

Axway SecureTransport is part of the Axway family of managed file transfer (MFT) products. SecureTransport allows organizations to adeptly control and manage the transfer of files inside and outside of the corporate firewall in support of mission-critical business processes, while...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.6 Developer Guide

The Address Book (AB) criteria object will be passed to each provider method which needs to apply filtering over the result set of its own entries. In order to add the custom implementation of the AB criteria, the AddressBookCriteria interface...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The Certificate Manager allows you to use the certificates managed by SecureTransport. Using the Certificate Manager, you can retrieve certificates and the public and private keys associated with them. Certificate Manager operations are read only – they do not modify...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following application framework concepts are relevant to custom application development:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The purpose of the application manager is to examine application instances and subscriptions. A typical use by the application agent of the application manager is to find subscriptions to the application instance so you can send data to those subscriptions....

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following environment variables are used by application framework objects such as accounts, applications, and PGP transformations.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following environment variables are present in client- and server-initiated sessions. Unless indicated otherwise, each predefined variable is supported by all SecureTransport protocol servers (AS2D, FTPD, HTTPD, PESITD, and SSHD).

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The MIRR event occurs in response to a request to get a list of mirror locations. An agent triggered by this event outputs mirroring data in the form of a URL, including the pathname in the URL, hostname, and port...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

To register a file services interface protocol in SecureTransport, add a protocol element that describes the protocol inside the registry element in the /conf/FileServicesInterfaceRegistry.xml file.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The BaseAgent class is a direct implementation of IInprocessAgent interface. This class provides an easy to use base implementation for accessing Transaction Manager framework abstractions. Subclass BaseAgent to start the in-process agent. The main function in BaseAgent class is:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Axway SecureTransport is part of the Axway family of managed file transfer (MFT) products. SecureTransport allows organizations to adeptly control and manage the transfer of files inside and outside of the corporate firewall in support of mission-critical business processes, while...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Axway strives to create accessible documentation for users. The following describes the accessibility features of SecureTransport documentation.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Axway SecureTransport is part of the Axway family of managed file transfer (MFT) products. SecureTransport allows organizations to adeptly control and manage the transfer of files inside and outside of the corporate firewall in support of mission-critical business processes, while...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

This section provides information about using rules and agents to customize SecureTransport.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Since you might have different uses for SecureTransport over time, you can customize the software to perform various tasks using the following:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Rules are grouped together into a rules package. Once the rules package is created, you can enable it for use by Transaction Manager. Transaction Manager, a component of the SecureTransport Server, executes the agents in an action by verifying that...