I have a use case where I should read the file from windows remote location with the following steps:
Read file from windows share location say input folder.
Process file and upload to REST service with the content of file.
If the call is successful move the remote file to archive folder, archival folder will also be on windows remote share.
I am using spring integration smb. Please help how can I achieve the archival use case.
Thanks,
barvepan
If it's on the same share, use the SmbRemoteFileTemplate's rename() method.
If it's a different share you'll have to copy the file and remove it (you can use the remote file template for that too).
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I am generating a .txt file which includes information about the deployment during my release at a specific stage located at the $(System.BuildDirectory). How can I obtain this .txt file and download it locally, for example onto my desktop?
Thanks
As a workaround, you can try to add a Windows Machine File Copy task to copy the .txt file to your local machine.
I verified the user has permission, but I do not see it showing up in the list of possible Logic Apps:
Here is a screenshot of what I can do and it is missing Create Folder.
There is no create folder action available in the SFTP connector. Share your idea here
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/287593-logic-apps
You can get around this problem by using the "SFTP Extract archive to folder". You need to put a file that contains a single zipped file on your SFTP server. Then use the connector just mentioned to unzip the zip file to the new folder you want to create. It will then create the required folder.
So I have a zip file called CreateFolder.zip which I unzip to a new folder. The SFTP server must have unzip installed, it won't work work with gunzip.
I'm using Azure Logic Apps to copy files from FTP to Blob Storage. I'm using the action "FTP - When a file is added or modified" and after this I copy the file content to a Blob Storage.
The problem is that the file is being copied to Blob Storage before it is completely added to the FTP, and I get partial files.
Is there any way to hold Azure Logic Apps such that it will only copy the file after it is completed?
This behavior happens when your FTP file system does not provide file locking. Similar behavior can occur when using the FTP-adapter in BizTalk.
In BizTalk, the best way to handle this is by modifying the client that is creating the file on FTP so that it uses temporary filenames.
Client creates file ftpFile.tmp
Client writes file content
Client renames ftpFile.tmp to ftpFile.xml or whatever extension is needed
BizTalk only picks up files with extension .xml
Major problem for me with the Logic Apps FTP connector is that you can't specify a file mask in the designer when using the connector as a trigger, which is strange, because i remember that option being available in the first version of logic apps.
You need to Enable the Include File Content Option.
You can do this in 2 ways.
1.
Go to LogicAppDesigner->Expand your FTP-Trigger ->Set yes to Include File Content
Like this
Go to Logic App Code View-> find the Trigger JSON- > Add "includeFileContent": true inside the "Queries"
I have a required to download a file from SFTP server and the file downloaded is stored to local folder say "D:\Data\tempData.csv"
I have to read the data from local file and consume in my application for other data manipulation.
This job is created using web hooks scheduler in Azure Web Jobs.
I am unable to download file to azure and then read from there.
Can some one help me to use a location for temp data which is equivalent to "D:\Data\tempData.csv" in local system in the azure environment.
Suggest a place in azure where can I download file and then to read from there.
Thanks in Advance.
What I tried?
Tried using SSH.NET dll to download file from SFTP to local folder
Again to read from local folder to my application
Tried looking at BLOB storage usage, which was not approved Tech Arch.
In an Azure Web App, you can create files anywhere under d:\home (for persistent files) or under d:\local (temporary files). See this page for more details on the file system. Try using Kudu Console to see those locations.
How you get the file in that location sounds mostly unrelated to your primary question about what location you can use.
In Azure Environment, the "Web-Jobs" are stored in its local folder where known as "D:\home" and "D:\local" is the local folder used by the Web-hooks.
I was in need to use a folder for temporary usage of downloading a file from SFTP server and again read the file from that local temporary location file and consume it in my application.
I have used the "D:\local\Temp" as the temporary folder which is created by the code after checking the folder existence, then after creating the folder the code will download a file from server and store to this location and then read from the same location and delete the file from that temporary folder.
Thanks all for your help, #David Ebbo Thanks.
I have created a mvc4 application with text file. I write some data in a file "ddd.txt". I wrote such address at my PC: "#D://Project//ddd.txt" and it worked finely. However, when I deploy my website on "azurewebsites.net", then I should write another address.
It is very important text file for me. And I would like to read data from it.
What address of directory should I write in my application to work him on Windows Azure server?
I would try using App_Data (you can just add the directory if it doesn't exist in your project).
You could then load the file like this:
string path = HttpContext.Server.MapPath("~/App_Data/ddd.txt");
// load file here
The other option would be to store it in Blob storage, there is a good walkthough of the different features here: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/net/how-to-guides/blob-storage/