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.

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  • I am trying to get remote directory contents and facing one issue:

    It is returning all the directories name under that folder but it is not returning the file names. Is anyone else is also facing the same issue? Also one strange thing happened, with the same configuration, it was able to return the file name for once. Node is not braking or giving any error.

  • This function is simply running an ls command on the SFTP server.  Then it loops through each of the contents and runs the following logic:

    If content.getLongname() start with d then add to the directory array, otherwise add to file array (unless ".." or "." which are filtered out)

    Are you checking both of the output arrays (documents and files)?

    I would test with an SFTP client like WinSCP and see if you have the same issue.  It may be a user permission issue on those files.

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  • This function is simply running an ls command on the SFTP server.  Then it loops through each of the contents and runs the following logic:

    If content.getLongname() start with d then add to the directory array, otherwise add to file array (unless ".." or "." which are filtered out)

    Are you checking both of the output arrays (documents and files)?

    I would test with an SFTP client like WinSCP and see if you have the same issue.  It may be a user permission issue on those files.

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