Hi,
i'm new in developing business solutions with BTS 2004 and perhaps my
Question is a bit stupid. But I've read a lot of documentation and also trie
d
to find a solution myself. Because of a time-mangement-problem I now want to
ask the specialists:

I have to develop a solution with BTS 2004 which collects PDF-Files (which
includes a digital signature) from a FTP-Server (or an Email-Account) and
deploy them on another FTP-Server. All documentation I read handles files by
opening and reading out the content in order to write a new file at the
destination.

In my case opening, reading and creating a new file doesn't work. I only
want to pick these files (perhaps I have to take care about filenames) and
deploy them to another location. Can anyone help me how to start such an
implementation?

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Tom,

BizTalk will do a destructive read.  With FTP you'll end up picking the same
file up over and over if you don't.  You are going to have to introduce cust
om
code to do it any differently and in that case you'll be bypassing all the
benefits that the tooling is bringing you.

Why cant you use BizTalk to read the message in?  It will not change your
message in any way and it can handle very large messages.

BA
http://biztalkia.blogspot.com/

>
> Hi,
> i'm new in developing business solutions with BTS 2004 and perhaps my
> Question is a bit stupid. But I've read a lot of documentation and
> also tried
> to find a solution myself. Because of a time-mangement-problem I now
> want to
> ask the specialists:
> I have to develop a solution with BTS 2004 which collects PDF-Files
> (which includes a digital signature) from a FTP-Server (or an
> Email-Account) and deploy them on another FTP-Server. All
> documentation I read handles files by opening and reading out the
> content in order to write a new file at the destination.
>
> In my case opening, reading and creating a new file doesn't work. I
> only want to pick these files (perhaps I have to take care about
> filenames) and deploy them to another location. Can anyone help me how
> to start such an implementation?
>

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