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To add a Samba listener:

1. In the left console pane of the registry menu, select Listeners.

   

   The listener pane opens as shown in the following image.

   

   The table provided lists any existing listeners and short descriptions of each.

2. Click Add.
3. Select Samba from the list, and then click Next.

   

4. Provide the required configuration parameters for the new listener, which are described in Samba Listener Configuration Parameters.

   

5. Click Next.

   The Name and Description pane opens.

6. Enter a name and an optional description for the listener and click Finish.

   The listener is added to the list in the listeners pane as shown in the following image.

   

   After a listener is added to iWay Service Manger, you can assign a listener to an inlet that is used to construct a channel.

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Parameter	Description
InputPath	UNC directory path where input messages are received. For example: //server/share/dir/ Note: Do not use a file suffix.
Input Domain	DNS name (or IP address) of the server that you want to connect to.
Port	TCP open port for receipt of server requests.
UserId	Valid user ID on the server.
Password	Valid password on the server.
Suffix	Limits input files to those with these extensions. For example, xml.
Sort Order	Sort files based on the file names by date/name with ascending/descending order.
Scan sub directories	If set to true, all subdirectories will be scanned for files.
Destination	UNC directory path where output messages are placed. For example: //server/share/dir/.* Note: The asterisk character (*) is replaced with a time stamp.
OutPut Domain	DNS name (or IP address) of the server to which you want to connect.
Port	TCP open port for receipt of server requests.
UserId	Valid user ID on the server.
Password	Valid password on the server.
Accepts non-XML (flat) only	If set to true, the listener expects flat (non-XML). Preparsers do not run.
Optimize Favoring	Select one of the following options: performance (default) memory Note: Selecting memory is useful if you are using large input documents.
Multithreading	Number of documents that can be processed in parallel. The default value is 1.
Maximum threads	Parallel threads can grow to this count automatically on demand. The default value is 1.
Execution Time Limit	Time limit for document execution (in seconds) before it is terminated.
Polling Interval	Interval at which to check for new input. The default value is 2.0.
Default Java File Encoding	Default encoding if incoming message is not self-declaring, for example XML. The default value is Cp1252.
Agent Precedence	Changes the order by which the engine selects agents. This is used to manage iWay documents. The default value is 1 - <document> overrides <listener>.
Always reply to listener default	If set to true, the default reply definition is used in addition to the defined replies.
Error Documents treated normally	If set to true, error documents are processed by any configured preemitters.
Listener is Transaction Manager	If set to true, agents run within a local transaction managed by the listener.
Initialization Agent	Name (parms) of processing module called at listener startup.

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To add a Samba emitter:

1. In the left console pane of the Registry menu, select Emitters.

   

2. Click Add.

   

   The Emitters type pane opens as shown in the following image.

   

3. Select Samba from the list of protocols and click Next.

   The configuration parameters pane for the Samba emitter opens.

   

4. Provide the required parameters for the Samba emitter, which are described in Samba Emitter Configuration Parameters.
5. Click Next.

   The Name and Description pane opens.

6. Provide a name and an optional description for the Samba emitter and click Finish.

   The Samba emitter is added to the list in the emitter pane as shown in the following image.

   

   After an emitter is added to iWay Service Manger, you can assign an emitter to an outlet that is used to construct a channel.

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Parameter	Description
Destination	UNC directory path where output messages are placed. For example: //server/share/dir/.* Note: The asterisk character (*) is replaced with a time stamp.
Domain	DNS name (or IP address) of the server to which you want to connect.
Port	TCP open port for receipt of server requests.
UserId	Valid user ID on the server.
Password	Valid password on the server.