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mtran21
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5 years ago
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Setting up SFTP connection to download file

I am new to SnapLogic and currently learning how to use SnapLogic. At this moment, I am looking for some guidance how to create a pipeline that logs into a remote FTP server via SFTP and download a f...
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    psathyanarayan
    7 years ago

    According to my esteemed colleague @akidave, we do allow POST data directly to XML Parser snap through a triggered pipeline which in your case would be the API end point. If your first snap in the pipeline is the XML Parser, you should be able to process it and your pipeline is a triggered pipeline, you should be able to send the XML encoded POST data to this triggered pipeline.

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mtran21
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5 years ago
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Thank you. That is very helpful.

I am attempting to upload PGP Encrypted file to a SFTP server

What should be the encrypted_filename here? How do I get the encrypted file name?

Thanks

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Supratim
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5 years ago
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@mtran21 … In file write , you can specify the filename what you want to write to target system. This encrypted_filename is whatever filename you use in PGP encrypt file. If you use any pattern can write in pipeline param then use it or if you want to hard code like->
‘-myEncryptFile-’+Date.now()+‘.xml’ instead of $[encrypted_file]

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    jbaldetti
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    9 years ago
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    Workday publishes some WSDLs in the Workday Services documentation site without a valid endpoint for the purpose of reference. This can be verified by opening the WSDL file and look at the soap address location at the bottom of the WSDL. A valid endpoint for workday should have a location starting with the “https://” protocol.

    Here is an example of a valid endpoint at the end of the WSDL file:
    …
    <wsdl:service name=“Human_ResourcesService”>
    <wsdl:port name=“Human_Resources” binding=“wd-wsdl:Human_ResourcesBinding”>
    <soapbind:address location=“https://impl-cc.workday.com/ccx/service/osv_fusionio4/Human_Resources/v18”/>
    </wsdl:port>
    </wsdl:service>
    </wsdl:definitions>

    If it does not have the “https://”, then the solution would be to export the Workday WSDL from the Workday tenant.

    The Workday snap is a preferable over the SOAP snap since it is an easier to use and more capable.