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- Start file transfers based on time events, file events and conditional events.
- Integration with job chains that allow complex Error Handling.
- JADE allows Server-to-Server file transfer based on the JADE Implementation Architecture. Therefore a JobScheduler instance running on any server in the network is capable to transfer files between any other servers without touchdown of local files.
Two jobs that allow JADE to be operated by the JobScheduler are available as part of the JobScheduler's preconfigured JITL jobs (JobScheduler Integrated Template Library).
These jobs allow JADE's managed file transfer features to be controlled by a JobScheduler either according to time and / or file events and integrated into job chains.
These jobs are configured by a wizard within the JobScheduler Object Editor (JOE).
The JADE API Job
This job allows a considerable proportion of the JADE parameters to be set (dynamically, if required) and read by the JobScheduler.
In addition, settings files and profiles can be selected and set - dynamically, if required.
A documentation for this job is available online and via the 'Description' Button, when this job is selected in the JobScheduler Object Editor (JOE) Job Wizard.
See the link at the foot of this page for information about running JITL jobs
The JADE DMZ API Job (Jump Host)
This job extends the features of the JADE API job to a Jump Host / Demilitarized Zone context.
A documentation for this job is available via the 'Description' Button, when this job is selected in the JobScheduler Object Editor (JOE) Jobs Wizard.
See also the Jump Host parameters page.
Related Information
- We have an example showing how a JADE job can be set up and run by the JobScheduler:
Example for JADE Client CLI and JITL job with Credential Store - JADE-Job: API Job for JobScheduler Advanced Data Exchange
- For information about the parameters see the JADE Parameter Reference documentation.
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