3.3.4 Unsetting up an FTP-integrated system
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Deleting a service adapter
For details on how to delete the service adapters, including the FTP adapter and file operations adapter, deployed in the execution environment, see "3.3.1 Deleting a service adapter".
(2) Deleting a business process
For details on how to delete the business processes deployed in the execution environment, see "3.3.2 Deleting a business process".
(3) Deleting a user-defined reception
For details on how to delete the user-defined receptions, including the FTP receptions, deployed in the execution environment, see "3.3.3 Deleting a user-defined reception".
(4) Deleting an FTP inbound adapter
This subsection describes the preconditions for deleting an FTP inbound adapter, and explains how to delete the adapter.
(a) Preconditions
To delete an FTP inbound adapter, the following conditions must be satisfied:
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The HCSC server is running
For details on how to check the status of the HCSC server, see "5.3.15 Checking the HCSC server information".
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The FTP inbound adapter is in a stopped state
For details on how to check the status of the FTP inbound adapter, see "4.5 Displaying the list of resource adapters" in "Application Server Application Setup Guide".
(b) How to delete the adapter
Implement the following operations:
- Canceling the settings for the FTP inbound adapter
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The execution format for deleting all the user information (user name and password) registered in the FTP inbound adapter is as follows:
<Service Platform installation directory>\CSC\bin\csmftpdelusr -usr <user name>
For the command details, see "csmftpdelusr (Deleting FTP inbound adapter users)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".
- Important note
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If the log output destination directory for executing operation commands is set up in the environment variable (CSCFTP_CMD_LOG), cancel the settings.
- Un-deploying the FTP inbound adapter
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The execution format for un-deploying the FTP inbound adapter is as follows:
<Service Platform installation directory>\CC\admin\bin\cjundeployrar <J2EE server name> -resname <display name of resource adapter>
For details on the cjundeployrar command, see "2.4 Resource operation commands used with J2EE servers" in "Application Server Command Reference Guide".
- Deleting the FTP inbound adapter
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The execution format for deleting the FTP inbound adapter is as follows:
<Service Platform installation directory>\CC\admin\bin\cjdeleteres <J2EE server name> -type rar -resname <display name>
For details on the cjdeleteres command, see "2.4 Resource operation commands used with J2EE servers" in "Application Server Command Reference Guide".