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The Configuring Profiles and Fragments - 1 an Overview page gives an overview of the considerations to be made when using the Editor and thereby makes a good part of the information below redundant
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Specifying Connection Parameters with Protocol Fragments
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Protocol fragments usually form the starting point when configuring a file transfer. Profiles, which reference protocol fragments, can then be specified after the necessary protocol fragments have been defined.
Operationally, the starting point is a Profile, which then calls the protocol fragment(s).
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See the Configuring Profiles and Fragments - 3 The Profile Branch article for more information about configuring the elements around a ProtocolFragment reference.
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Optional fragments
The following optional fragments can be specified in addition to ProtocolFragments:
- AlternativeFragments elements are used to specify a number of fragments. These fragments will be applied in order, should, for example, a server not be available. For example, it is conceivable that in some situations a less secure protocol would be tried if the original (more secure) one is not available.
AlternativeFragments are described in more detail here. - NotificationFragments specify how e-mails informing about successful or unsuccessful file transfer operations are to be sent.
- CredentialStoreFragments are used to retrieve file transfer authentication credentials from a secure source.