SFTP Smart Services

Overview

Contains multiple Smart Services for interacting with a remote file server via SFTP, FTP, or SCP. Using these services, an Appian application can be configured to send and receive files, folders, and metadata in a process. Features support for zlib compression.

Key Features & Functionality

Smart Services included:

SFTP:
- Remove Directory Over SFTP (Basic Credentials)
- Send File Over SFTP
- Send File Over SFTP (Basic Credentials)
- Receive File Over SFTP
- Receive File Over SFTP (Basic Credentials)
- Rename File Over SFTP
- Get Remote Directory Contents Over SFTP
- Get Remote Directory Contents Over SFTP (Basic Credentials)
- Create Directory Over SFTP
- Create Directory Over SFTP (Basic Credentials)
SCP:
- Send File Over SCP
- Receive File Over SCP
FTP:
- Send File Over FTP
- Receive File Over FTP
- Receive Folder Over FTP
FTPS
- Receive Folder Over FTPS
- Send File Over FTPS (Basic Credentials)

All smart services in the package use Secure Credentials Store.

Parents

Appian AppMarket over 3 years ago
v2.2.1 Release Notes
- Support For Passive FTP Connections in Send File Over FTP Smart Service
- Added the following parameters EnterLocalActiveMode and BinaryFileType in Send File
- Over FTP Smart Service
1. EnterLocalActiveMode - True Indicates FTP Connection in Active Mode , False indicates Passive Mode.Default Value is False.
2. BinaryFileType - False indicates Ascii mode ftp file transfer , True indicates Binary Mode File Transfer
3. Added the output parameters Error and Status in following smart services to denote the status of the smart service file operation performed.
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Appian AppMarket over 3 years ago
v2.2.1 Release Notes
- Support For Passive FTP Connections in Send File Over FTP Smart Service
- Added the following parameters EnterLocalActiveMode and BinaryFileType in Send File
- Over FTP Smart Service
1. EnterLocalActiveMode - True Indicates FTP Connection in Active Mode , False indicates Passive Mode.Default Value is False.
2. BinaryFileType - False indicates Ascii mode ftp file transfer , True indicates Binary Mode File Transfer
3. Added the output parameters Error and Status in following smart services to denote the status of the smart service file operation performed.
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raghulvishnud over 2 years ago in reply to Arpit Pipersaniya

Hi Arpit

As we cannot ensure that the remote path you have shared is a Linux path, please do the following

We cannot make a change for this issue as the absolute path is required in other cases and security concerns to provide relative path support. We will provide you with a changed .text file with the older code. Please replace the changes to smart service and make it a private deployment for your use case

Steps

1. Download the plugin code and import in eclipse

2. Replace the attached text file inside appClientModule/com/appian/ps/plugins/sftpsmartservices and rename it to .java

3. Recompile the plugin file and submit as a private deployment to appian
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Arpit Pipersaniya over 2 years ago in reply to raghulvishnud

raghulvishnud
I've tried what we discussed yesterday in the meeting; it's not working.

Would you please now help with another way? Like you mentioned adding Boolean in the plug-in.
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raghulvishnud over 2 years ago in reply to Arpit Pipersaniya

Hi Arpit ,

As per our analysis, the code has been changed such that the remote file path will be the directory path of the file to create relative from the logged-in user.

Please try out the following "" and "/" in the remote file path and share us the results
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Arpit Pipersaniya over 2 years ago in reply to raghulvishnud

raghulvishnud
Hi Raghul,

Any update please?
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Arpit Pipersaniya over 2 years ago in reply to raghulvishnud

raghulvishnud
Sure, I'll be waiting for the response.

Thank you!
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raghulvishnud over 2 years ago in reply to Arpit Pipersaniya

sure we will analyse and get back to you asap
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Arpit Pipersaniya over 2 years ago in reply to raghulvishnud

raghulvishnud

As we spoke over call and requested for JARs. Here you go:stfp-535035.zip
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raghulvishnud over 2 years ago in reply to Arpit Pipersaniya

Hi Arpit,

We assume you have passed the parent directory path(not including the file name which you are passing) for the remote file path and source document as an Appian document for the file to send parameters.

We would like to schedule a call on Monday via zoom.Please send us your contact information and time u would like to connect over the email to mail team.int.swatcustomdev@vuram.com .

It would also be helpful if you could share the log files and the error you are receiving in the same email
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Arpit Pipersaniya over 2 years ago in reply to raghulvishnud

raghulvishnud

I tried fully qualified path as well but doesn’t work.

Please let me know how can I connect with you over a call.
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raghulvishnud over 2 years ago in reply to Arpit Pipersaniya

Hi Arpit,

There has been a lot of revisions made between 1.6.2 and 2.2.1. File to send now expects the Appian document location and Remote file path expects the path to the directory.Please find the below snapshot were the configurations were working

If still not working we can connect over call
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