The problem is when the client connects via HTTP and/or sftp client, when sending the files the policy is not processed correctly.
The status of the situation is as follows:
Several files are received and it is necessary to modify the name. Then transfer to host with the cataloged file structure.
All resources are sent to analyze.
If processed with filewatcher it works, but can't get it to work when the client sends the files directly to the Gateway
Release : 12.0
XCOM for Windows Gateway
result.xml
<?xml version="1.0"encoding="UTF-8"?>
<TRANSFERCONTAINERNAME="AAIN">
<DESCRIPTION/>
<LOCALCPUTYPE="WINDOWSNT" IPADDRESS="127.0.0.1" PORT="8044"SSL="NO"/>
<TRANSFERITEMACTION="SENDFILE" ENCODING="EBCDIC" MAXRECLEN="00000"
QUEUE="YES" START="00001000000" XTRACE="10">
<LOCAL>
<FILE NAME="&GUFILE">
<ENCRYPTION/>
</FILE>
<LOGON DOMAIN="TCC" KEY="41530175"
PASSWORD="E9F9C93D0D2157C24676239B55661887485824976767148C535A0698637915"USER="XCOMNC"/>
</LOCAL>
<REMOTE CPUTYPE="ZOS" IPADDRESS="10.6.248.10">
<FILE NAME="MF" OPTION="CREATE">
<DCB BLKSIZE="00000" RECFM="FB"/>
<ENCRYPTION/>
</FILE>
<LOGON DOMAIN="TCC" KEY="41530175"
PASSWORD="E9F9C93D0D2157C24676239B55661887485824976767148C535A0698637915"USER="XCOMNC"/>
</REMOTE>
<XTC HOLD="NO"/>
</TRANSFERITEM>
</TRANSFERCONTAINER>
NOTE: "out.txt" will be empty and it will contain only any errors that occurred while updating the result.xml file.