There is a Subfolder header that is supported in multiple connectors in CData Arc where there is the concept of a folder structure in the transport protocol - notably the File, SFTP (client) and FTP (client) connectors:
Subfolder Headers
The Subfolder header is preserved as metadata on messages that you pass through CData Arc, and has the following effects:
If you send a message with a subfolder header to a connector that supports it, the subfolder header will be added to the path that is used when the file is uploaded, relative to the upload path. For example, if the SFTP connector upload path is /home/uploads/ and the subfolder is /foo, the file will be uploaded to /home/uploads/foo.
If you receive a message from a connector’s subfolder (by using the Advanced->Recurse remote subdirectories setting of that connector), this will receive the message with the subfolder relative to the path that you pick up from.
This means that for transfers to/from File, SFTP and FTP, you can transfer entire directory trees so long as the subfolder headers are used. To try it out, make sure that Recurse remote subdirectories is set on the connector that picks up the files.
