This input agent receives files over OFTP and passes them to the profile as input data.
NOTE: If several profiles are ready to accept a specific file, the profile scoring decides which one gets it.
Settings

① Channel selection: OFTP channel that connects to the target system. For OFTP2, you must select a channel. If you change the connection type in ⑥ afterwards, the system removes the channel. Select the channel again in that case.
② Host/Port: Target address (IP or URL) and port, or the ISDN number. Which one applies depends on your selection in ⑥. For the port, the following rules apply:
Port
0with no channel selected: the default port from./etc/oftp.xmlapplies.Port
0with a channel selected: the port from the channel applies.Port greater than
0: that value applies.
③ Activate parallel processing: If this checkbox is set, several instances of this profile can run in parallel. The checkbox Profile may only run in one instance must not be set for this profile.
④ Do not skip empty files: If this checkbox is set, even empty files generate jobs. In a DMZ environment, you control the behavior with a startup option in the configuration file ./etc/startup.xml of the DMZ server.
<!-- Defines how to handle empty FTP, SSH and OFTP files (0=skip, 1=delete, 2=transfer) -->
<Set name="handleEmptyFiles">0</Set>0(skip, default): The empty file remains on the DMZ server. The system writes a log entry toDmzEvents.1(delete): The system deletes the empty file on the DMZ server.2(transfer): The system passes the empty file on to the profile. The setting in ④ then takes effect.
⑤ OFTP service: Name of the OFTP service. This field is relevant if several instances are configured.
⑥ Connection type: The type of the OFTP connection. The following types are available:
OFTP over ISDN
OFTP over TCP/IP
OFTP over TCP/IP with TLS
System variables
Several system variables are available for OFTP, for example:
VAR_SYS_OFTP_SFIDVAR_SYS_OFTP_ORIGINATORVAR_SYS_OFTP_FILE_COUNTERVAR_SYS_MESSAGE_IDVAR_SYS_LASTINBULKVAR_SENDER