Adapter requests and responses for the SFTP adapter
The SFTP adapter uses the commands listed in SFTP adapter commands as tag names in the request.
The SFTP adapter supports different methods for designating the target information in an adapter request. For more information about the different methods for designating the target information in an adapter request, see Dynamic targets.
Note
Starting with the 20.12.02 release, the SFTP adapter supports Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) for directing internet traffic and for routing. For details, see Support for IPv6.
You can specify an IPv6 address with a zone ID for the <host> element in the adapter requests—for example, <host>fe80::20c:29ff:fe5d:38f0%eth0</host>.
To find the zone ID of the required computer, see Zone ID for an IPv6 address.
The sample requests and responses are provided for each of the commands available for this adapter. These samples are basic and do not reflect all the available features for this adapter.
Use the adapter request XML when you create a custom process by using the Call Adapter activity in TrueSight Orchestration Development Studio.
The SFTP adapter supports the following commands:
SFTP adapter commands
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
cd |
Changes the directory on the remote server |
chgrp |
Changes the group for a specified file |
chmod |
Changes the permissions for a specified file |
chown |
Changes the owner for a specified file |
get |
Obtains a file from the remote server and places it on the local server |
get-dir |
Obtains the contents of a specified directory from a remote server |
lcd |
Changes the directory on the local server |
lpwd |
Prints the working directory on the local server |
ls |
Lists the files on the remote server |
mkdir |
Creates a directory in an existing directory path on the remote server |
mkdirs |
Creates a single or many directories in the path that does not currently exist on the remote server |
put |
Transfers a file from the local server to the remote server |
put-dir |
Transfers the contents of a specified directory to the remote server |
pwd |
Prints the working directory on the remote server |
rename |
Changes the name of a file on the remote server |
rm |
Deletes a specified file from the remote server |
symlink |
Creates a symbolic link on the remote server for a specified file |
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