Send Files with FTP
Description
Uploads a set of files to an FTP server from the Runtime engine file system. This action also allows to store in a table the list of uploaded files.
Parameters
| Name | Mandatory | Default | Description |
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FTP Hostname |
Yes |
FTP host name or IP address. |
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FTP Port |
No |
21 in normal mode, 990 in secure mode. |
FTP host port. |
FTP User |
Yes |
FTP user. |
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FTP Password |
This user’s encrypted password. |
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FTP Unencrypted Password |
This user’s password in plain text. |
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FTP Remote Filename |
No |
Remote file name. Ignored if FTP Multiple Mode is set to true. |
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FTP Remote Path |
No |
Remote FTP path. |
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FTP Local Filename |
No |
Local file name. May be a name pattern if FTP Multiple Mode is set to true. |
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FTP Local Path |
No |
Local file path. |
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FTP File Mode |
No |
ascii |
FTP file transfer mode: ascii or binary. |
FTP Append |
No |
false |
Append the content being transferred to the target file if it already exists. |
FTP Multiple Mode |
No |
true |
Put multiple files from the FTP server. Use a name pattern for the FTP Local Filename. |
FTP Nb Files |
No |
–1 |
Number of files to upload. –1 stands for an infinite number of files. |
Delete File After Transfer |
No |
False |
Delete the files on the remote server after the transfer. |
FTP Passive Mode |
No |
true |
Use FTP passive (PASV) mode. |
FTP Disable Login |
No |
false |
If true, the connection to the server will be performed anonymously, without using the login credentials. |
FTP Implicit FTPs |
No |
true |
Use FTPs Implicit mode. |
FTP Secured Protocol |
No |
None |
Protocol used for FTPs communication: none, tls, ssl |
FTP Encrypt Channel Data |
No |
false |
If set to true, channel data will be encrypted using the PROT command. |
FTP Protection Buffer Size |
No |
Defines the size to use for the Protection Buffer. Please refer to your FTP server provider for the possible values. |
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FTP System Type |
No |
Specifies the system type of the FTP Server. This helps to better treat the responses of the server. By default, the Runtime will try to auto-detect it. The following types are supported: UNIX,VMS,WINDOWS,OS/2,OS/400,AS/400,MVS,TYPE: L8,NETWARE |
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Ignore Trust Store |
No |
false |
If true, the specified Trust Store will be ignored. |
Socket Timeout |
No |
Set the timeout in milliseconds of a currently open connection. |
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Connection Timeout |
No |
Set the timeout in milliseconds when opening a connection. |
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Data Timeout |
No |
Set the timeout in milliseconds on the data connection. |
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Proxy Host |
No |
Host name for the proxy server. |
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Proxy Port |
No |
1080 |
Port of the proxy server. |
Proxy User |
No |
Proxy server user. |
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Proxy Password |
No |
Proxy server user password, encrypted. |
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Proxy Unencrypted Password |
No |
Proxy server user password in plain text. |
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Proxy Protocol |
No |
Protocol used for the proxy server: HTTP, SOCKS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 . |
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SQL Connection |
No |
SQL connection into which the list of uploaded files is published, similarly to the Get Files with FTP action. |
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SQL Transaction Name |
No |
SQL transaction into which the list of uploaded files is published. |
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SQL Schema Name |
No |
SQL schema into which the list of uploaded files is published. |
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Key Store |
No |
Full path to the Java Key Store to use when connecting to the server. |
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Key Store Type |
No |
JKS |
Type of the Java Key Store. |
Key Store Password |
No |
Encrypted password of the Java Key Store. |
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Trust Store |
No |
Full path to the Java Trust Store to use when connecting to the server. |
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Trust Store Type |
No |
JKS |
Type of the Java Trust Store. |
Trust Store Password |
No |
Encrypted password of the Java Trust Store. |
Passwords are encrypted using the encrypt <password> command
on the Runtime engine console (engine command line tool).
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| This actions supports publishing the processed files to a table, similarly to the Get Files with FTP action. |