There are two inbuilt adapters offered by Oracle Integration Cloud. One is File and another one is FTP. Users often confused when to use File and when to use FTP adapter and what is the actual difference between these two adapters.
The common idea behind these two adapters is to handle File-based processing in the integrations.
We are writing this post to describe what is the actual difference between these two adapters?
The common idea behind these two adapters is to handle File-based processing in the integrations.
We are writing this post to describe what is the actual difference between these two adapters?
S. No.
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File Adapter
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FTP Adapter
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1
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File can be processed from the server where the connectivity agent is
installed
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File can be processed from any SFTP server which is publicly
accessible
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2
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The adapter can be used to connect to the server which is having the
network restrictions
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The adapter cannot be used to connect to FTP and sFTP servers behind
company firewalls
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3
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File adapter is supported for both trigger and invoke connections
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FTP Adapter is only supported as an invoke connection
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4
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Following operations are supported:
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Following operations are supported:
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5
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Doesn’t allow to create encrypted file
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Allows developer to create encrypted file using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) cryptography
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6
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Doesn’t allow to decrypt the files
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Allow developer to decrypt a file that is being read or downloaded
from a remote FTP / sFTP server using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) cryptography
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