mft.event
This section describes the parameter you can set for post-processing events configured on ActiveTransfer Server.
mft.event.sleep.time
Specifies the time interval ActiveTransfer Server should wait to trigger a post-processing event. The default is 1 second. If you set the value of this property to 20 seconds, ActiveTransfer Server holds a post-processing event in a queue and triggers the event along with the other events that are queued, at 20 second intervals.
mft.event.scheduler.runAsUser
Specifies the user name associated with the scheduled task whenever an Integration Server scheduled task is created by ActiveTransfer. The default is Administrator. However, ActiveTransfer does not change the user while updating the scheduled task.
mft.event.session.reuse
Important:
Do not configure this parameter in your production environment. This parameter is provided to help solution providers debug the individual actions in an event.
ActiveTransfer reuses the connections (sessions) to remote servers that are created by ActiveTransfer event actions. This is achieved by caching the sessions for the event and reusing them later in similar actions within the same event instance. This parameter specifies if client sessions should be reused or not in ActiveTransfer events. The default value is true. If you set this parameter to false, a new session is created for each operation involving a remote server connection in the ActiveTransfer event actions. The new session is closed soon after the remote operation is completed.
mft.event.actions.caseSensitive
Specifies if the action name search in action log page is case sensitive.
mft.event.move.skipRename
ActiveTransfer Server attempts to rename a file when the Move operation is used and the host machine is the same for the source and destination locations. This adversely affects files located on two different drives. Set the property to false if files are moved across different drives to skip rename, copy, and delete the original file.
mft.event.manual.allowStatusChange
The manual schedule action is deactivated, by default. This parameter allows manual scheduled action to be activated.