Reference: FTPS-Out Transport Properties

Common Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Id	id	The unique ID of the ftps-out component within the assembly.
Routes Response To	routes-response-to	The destination of the response message for the ftps-out transport.
Execute When	execute-when	A condition that determines whether the transport executes.
Endpoint	endpoint	Specifies the host (and optionally the port) and FTP directory to write files to. Follows the format ftps://FTPS-directory , where FTPS-directory is the target location. Example: ftps://ftpsserver.example.org/outputDir The directory location you specify must already exist on the server.
Binary File	binary-file	Specifies whether the output files are transferred as binary objects.
Explicit SSL	explicit-ssl	Specifies connection type: explicit SSL (AUTH TLS) or implicit SSL (AUTH SSL). Set to true to use explicit SLL. FTP clients can choose to continue the communication unencrypted as a normal FTP session or switch to FTPS mode by issuing the AUTH command.
Input File Pattern	input-file-pattern	A filename pattern for matching files of a particular type. Example: specify *.xls to pick up Excel files only.
Input Content Type	input-content-type	The media type that the runtime includes for the content-type value in the message header. A media type comprises at least 2 parts: a type, a subtype, and 1 or more optional parameters. The text subtype has an optional charset parameter, which specifies the character encoding. Example: text/html; charset=UTF-8 This property is particularly useful in the case of non-XML text file formats where the media type and charset aren't explicitly stated in the file.
Output File Pattern	output-file-pattern	Specifies how the names of output files are generated. The pattern can contain literal strings as well as one or more of these tokens: ${INFILE} , which is replaced with the name of the input file. ${UUID} , which is replaced with a universally unique identifier. ${EXT} , placed at the end of the pattern, which is replaced with a filename extension based on the content type of the data that's written to the assembly component's output.
Method	method	Specifies the transfer method: put : writes files to the FTP endpoint that contains the remote directory. list : lists all files and directories at the FTP endpoint. Use the Input File Pattern property with list to apply a pattern to the listing being returned. You can access the results of the list method using the MVEL ftp object. Example: ftp.list() returns a list of strings that contains the last listing retrieved. get : retrieves the first file found to match the Input File Pattern property value. delete : deletes the first file found to match the Input File Pattern property value. A file isn't automatically deleted from the FTP site after a get has been performed. If you wish to delete a file, you must invoke a separate method. Example: you can include a separate ftp-out transport specifically to delete the file.
Password	password	The password associated with the username used to access the FTP server.
Username	username	The username used to access the FTP server.

Advanced Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Store Message	store-message	Specify none unless otherwise advised by Workday Support. To store messages, use Studio's store step.
Transport Class	transport-class	Specifies an alternative implementation class on a per-assembly basis, if required. You can globally change the implementation classes by editing the WEB-INF/classes/spring/assembly-bean.xml file.
Ignore Dynamic Endpoints	ignore-dynamic-endpoints	Specifies whether to ignore the dynamic WS-Addressing (WSA) value in the incoming message's header or use it to override the value in the transport's Endpoint property. Use the set-dynamic-endpoint step to specify WS-Addressing details.
Passive Mode	passive-mode	Specifies whether the transport supports FTP in passive mode. In passive mode, the FTP client initiates both connections required for the FTP transfer. The client contacts the server on the command port and issues the PASV command. The server then replies, indicating which port it's listening to for the data connection. The client then initiates the data connection from its data port to the specified server data port. Finally, the server sends back an ACK to the client's data port. In active mode, the client initiates the command connection and the server initiates the data connection.
Timeout	timeout	Specifies in milliseconds a timeout period for FTP sessions between clients and the FTP server on which the transport is listening. If you don't specify a value, the session times out after 300000 ms (5 minutes).
Mime Types Map File	mime-types-map-file	Specifies the location of a map file for mapping between MIME types and file extensions. Use this property to: Map MIME types to file extensions when the Method property is set to put . Map file extensions to MIME types when the Method property is set to get . The file for this mapping is ccx/conf/mime.types . You can provide your own version of this file. This transport can generate filenames for its output files using a ${EXT} token placed at the end of the output-file-pattern value.
Temp File Name	temp-file-name	Specifies a temporary filename. When the Method property is set to put , the file uploads using this temporary filename. After the FTP completes, the file is renamed to the name specified by the Output File Pattern property.
Close Connection	close-connection	Specifies whether disconnection occurs when the FTP action is complete.
Pool Size	pool-size	The maximum number of simultaneous connections and sessions that can be supported on a per-host basis for this component. If more than the specified number of threads attempt to connect to the same host, some are forced to wait for access to the pool. To make the pool size unlimited, specify a negative number.
Debug	debug	Enables JSCAPE debug mode in the transport.