Binding Components
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When the design time modules for the binding component are installed into
NetBeans, then the properties for outgoing SMTP messages can be edited within the
WSDL message structure, shown as follows:
FTP Binding Component
The FTP binding component provides FTP transport services to the JBI container
allowing messages to be received and sent via the FTP protocol. The component
can act as a consumer or a provider and supports the FTP protocol as described by
RFC 959.
When the binding component is acting as a consumer, it functions in a similar
fashion to the file binding component in that it polls periodically for files based
upon a given file name or file name pattern. The difference however, is that the FTP
binding component polls specified FTP sites rather than the local file system. After
a file is polled by the binding component, the contents of the file are routed as a
standard message into the JBI framework. These inbound messages are then routed
via the Normalized Message Router to other binding components and/or Service
Engines as defined by the JBI process.
The binding component can also act as a provider and in this instance it is
responsible for routing JBI messages to a specified FTP address. Depending upon
the complexity of your JBI process, the FTP binding component can act as both a
consumer and provider all within the same service assembly.
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