Ftps connector edit#45
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| * xref:ftps-connector.adoc[FTPS Connector User Guide] | |||
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| ** xref:use-case-example.adoc[Use Case Example - Hello World] | |||
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I think I'd go with a structure here similar to the one we're talking about for JDE, something like this:
- FTPS Connector User Guide
** Intro
** Prerequisites
** Installation
** Configuration
** Use Cases
** Use Case Example
I think the User Guide page is short enough that you can add the Use Case Example page to it (as an H2, bumping all the headings it contains down a level), but we an talk about that.
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| https://docs.mulesoft.com/anypoint-studio/v/6/download-and-launch-anypoint-studio[Anypoint™ Studio] interface and FTPS is assumed. | ||
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| === Namespace |
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Need some explanation of what users must do with the code.
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Will consult with Fer about the use of code. Found docs in MuleSoft that may be useful
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| To configure the FTPS connector, determine your endpoint configuration needs. See the Hello World application below for a configuration example. | ||
| To configure the FTPS Connector, determine your endpoint configuration needs. See the xref:use-case-example.adoc[Hello World] use case example for a configuration example. |
| See the xref:use-case-example.adoc[Hello World] use case example for information on how to use and configure the FTPS connector. | ||
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| === Use Cases | ||
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All bullets in this section are complete sentences, so end them all with periods.
| In this example, the connector reads a file over FTPS and saves its contents locally. | ||
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| . Create a new Mule Project using Mule Server 3.6.0 EE as runtime. |
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In order to be consistent with the PortX library, in which we:
- Provide an instruction
- Show the screen that appears as a result of the instruction
- Provide the next instruction, most likely referring to the screen above the current instruction.
...The appropriate way to sequence these instructions and screens starts with:
- Copy the "Create a Mule..." step and paste it below the screenshot.
- Then, change this step to something like "In Anypoint Studio, navigate to the Project Settings Page." (I'm assuming this is Anypoint Studio, but we should confirm.)
- Move all subsequent steps one spot down, as you did in Step 1 here.
FTPS update and edit. Open for review