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Introduction

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All the settings required for file transfer, i.e. host name

/

, username, protocol etc., can be grouped in a profile and stored in a

JADE

YADE configuration file.

Stored

Such profiles can be reused for multiple file transfer operations.
Such profiles can be used by the YADE Command Line Interface and by YADE JITL Jobs at the same time.

Profiles are used to group the configuration items required for a file transfer:

Use of profiles
- YADE supports a terrific number of file transfer parameters. Each parameter can

be cascaded

- be specified on the command line or as a job parameter. However, it would be a tedious task to create a where-used list to verfiy what parameters are used by what file transfer configuration.
- Profiles allow the grouping of configuration items that leverages command line usage. Specifying the YADE configuration file and the profile to be used is sufficient to effect a file transfer operation.
Use of profile fragments
- Profiles can be divided into fragments, with "include" statements being used to assemble fragments together.
- Cascaded fragments allow individual configuration items as e.g. a host name to be specified just once and to be reused by a number of other fragments.
Use with the command line and with JobScheduler
- If file transfer configurations are used with both the YADE Command line Interface and with the JobScheduler YADE JITL Job then it is preferable to store them in a central configuration file as a profile to make that profile reusable for both environments.

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