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    Our workaround outlined in the previous post is...

    Our workaround outlined in the previous post is running in production. Our startup class is handling all of the bean initializations, however, since we encountered difficulty in trying to merge our...
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    Following up on the SessionFactory map idea, we...

    Following up on the SessionFactory map idea, we looked into the SI source code, and have been looking into alternative ways of modifying the sftp outbound-channel-adapter configuration. Since the...
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    Thanks again Oleg, The super-user idea would...

    Thanks again Oleg,

    The super-user idea would work if we were sending files to different directories on a box over which we had control. But we are sending to external clients and have to use the...
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    Thanks Oleg, Yes, I hadn't thought through the...

    Thanks Oleg,

    Yes, I hadn't thought through the RC2 alternative. We are really looking for a way around declaring separate SFTP Session Factories and outbound adapters for all of the different (one...
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    Sftp outbound to multiple destinations

    Hello All,

    We are writing an application which retrieves from a db product orders on a per client basis and sends each list of orders via sftp to the given client. But a configuration like the...
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    fixed

    This problem has been fixed. I had convoluted the sample context. The only change needed from the sample was simply to use JdbcCursorItemReader. The TestItemWriter is fine. I was confused about the...
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    Chunk handling from JdbcCursorItemReader

    Bonjour,

    I am trying to adapt the sample in RemoteChunkStepIntegrationTests-context.xml by changing the following:

    1) Use JdbcCursorItemReader
    2) Write directly to the "requests" channel from...
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