ftpbc.jar: The actual FTP Binding Component.
org-netbeans-modules-wsdlextensions-ftp.nbm: NetBeans Module
Support allowing FTP binding editing for WSDL files.
Once we have installed these components into the Application Server and the
NetBeans IDE, we can start using the FTP Binding Component. Within a service
assembly, we can specify the WSDL binding to use the FTP binding component. The
properties window within the IDE allows us to modify the properties for the FTP
binding, enabling the connection details of the FTP connection to be specified, shown
as follows. The url property allows the address of the FTP server to be specified in
the standard ftp://username:password@host format. Several other properties
are available to control the connection, however, the most common that you will
probably need to modify are the dirListStyle and mode properties which allow the
host type and connection mode (Binary or ASCII) to be set.
The FTP message properties within a WSDL message are displayed in the IDE
properties window by selecting the operation within the WSDL bindings section of
the WSDL editor. This property window allows the message properties to be set.
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The common properties that you will probably need to set when using the FTP
Binding Component are:
messageRepository: directory name where messages are stored within the
FTP server.
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