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Hi Veeraraghavan,
Thank you for taking the time to raise this request to IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) team. We recognize the value this capability brings in enabling more flexible and dynamic file‑handling patterns, particularly when working with FTP/SFTP servers where file availability needs to be queried on demand and host details may vary at runtime.
This RFE has been accepted for future consideration. The request aligns with a need for a mid‑flow, trigger‑driven capability to list available files (and their names/count) without continuously polling, and with support for dynamic configuration via runtime overrides. We will evaluate approaches that preserve the existing separation of concerns between detecting file availability and reading file content, which may involve enhancing existing file nodes or introducing a dedicated mid‑flow file‑listing capability.
This is a c andidate for a future release; no committed timeline at this time. We’ll keep you informed as design and planning progress.