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Informatica® Managed File Transfer(Version 10.2)

REST API Guide

Informatica Managed File Transfer REST API Guide

Version 10.2May 2017

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Table of Contents

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Informatica Resources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Informatica Network. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Informatica Knowledge Base. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Informatica Documentation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Informatica Product Availability Matrixes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Informatica Velocity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Informatica Marketplace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Informatica Global Customer Support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Chapter 1: REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8REST API Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Prerequisites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Chapter 2: General APIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9General REST APIs Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Ping Managed File Transfer REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Certificate Details REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Login Methods REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Find SSH Key REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Job Log REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Chapter 3: Project REST APIs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Project REST APIs Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Project List REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Project Definition REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Project Modification Timestamp REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Chapter 4: Resource REST APIs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Resource REST API Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Resource List REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Resource Count REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Create Resource REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Default Resource Definition REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Delete Resource REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Update Resource REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Test Resource Connection REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Resource Beaninfo REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

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Chapter 5: Web User REST APIs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Web User Rest API Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Create Web User REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Add Web User REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Web User Count REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Find Web User REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Find Web User by ID REST API. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

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PrefaceThe REST API Guide is written for developers who are responsible for designing and implementing transformations. The guide explains how to call and run Informatica Managed File Transfer services using the REST API. This book assumes that you have a basic knowledge of how to use Informatica Managed File Transfer. It also assumes that you understand API programming techniques.

Informatica Resources

Informatica NetworkInformatica Network hosts Informatica Global Customer Support, the Informatica Knowledge Base, and other product resources. To access Informatica Network, visit https://network.informatica.com.

As a member, you can:

• Access all of your Informatica resources in one place.

• Search the Knowledge Base for product resources, including documentation, FAQs, and best practices.

• View product availability information.

• Review your support cases.

• Find your local Informatica User Group Network and collaborate with your peers.

Informatica Knowledge BaseUse the Informatica Knowledge Base to search Informatica Network for product resources such as documentation, how-to articles, best practices, and PAMs.

To access the Knowledge Base, visit https://kb.informatica.com. If you have questions, comments, or ideas about the Knowledge Base, contact the Informatica Knowledge Base team at [email protected].

Informatica DocumentationTo get the latest documentation for your product, browse the Informatica Knowledge Base at https://kb.informatica.com/_layouts/ProductDocumentation/Page/ProductDocumentSearch.aspx.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas about this documentation, contact the Informatica Documentation team through email at [email protected].

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Informatica Product Availability MatrixesProduct Availability Matrixes (PAMs) indicate the versions of operating systems, databases, and other types of data sources and targets that a product release supports. If you are an Informatica Network member, you can access PAMs at https://network.informatica.com/community/informatica-network/product-availability-matrices.

Informatica VelocityInformatica Velocity is a collection of tips and best practices developed by Informatica Professional Services. Developed from the real-world experience of hundreds of data management projects, Informatica Velocity represents the collective knowledge of our consultants who have worked with organizations from around the world to plan, develop, deploy, and maintain successful data management solutions.

If you are an Informatica Network member, you can access Informatica Velocity resources at http://velocity.informatica.com.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas about Informatica Velocity, contact Informatica Professional Services at [email protected].

Informatica MarketplaceThe Informatica Marketplace is a forum where you can find solutions that augment, extend, or enhance your Informatica implementations. By leveraging any of the hundreds of solutions from Informatica developers and partners, you can improve your productivity and speed up time to implementation on your projects. You can access Informatica Marketplace at https://marketplace.informatica.com.

Informatica Global Customer SupportYou can contact a Global Support Center by telephone or through Online Support on Informatica Network.

To find your local Informatica Global Customer Support telephone number, visit the Informatica website at the following link: http://www.informatica.com/us/services-and-training/support-services/global-support-centers.

If you are an Informatica Network member, you can use Online Support at http://network.informatica.com.

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C H A P T E R 1

REST APIThis chapter includes the following topics:

• REST API Overview, 8

• Prerequisites, 8

REST API OverviewInformatica Managed File Transfer provides REST APIs that you can use to query and extract information regarding projects, connections, certificates, resources, web users, and job logs.

With Managed File Transfer REST APIs, you mitigate the necessity to perform all administrative activities through the Managed File Transfer console. Developers and administrators can use the REST APIs to automate activities and integrate Managed File Transfer administrative tasks with other tools.

Note: The response mime-type will be text or xml. Exception responses are in JSON format.

PrerequisitesBefore you can use REST APIs, create an admin user in Informatica Managed File Transfer.

Use the admin user credentials to perform the REST API calls.

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C H A P T E R 2

General APISThis chapter includes the following topics:

• General REST APIs Overview, 9

• Ping Managed File Transfer REST API, 9

• Certificate Details REST API, 10

• Login Methods REST API, 12

• Find SSH Key REST API, 13

• Job Log REST API, 14

General REST APIs OverviewYou can use REST APIs to perform administrative functions in Informatica Managed File Transfer.

You can use the Ping MFT REST API to determine if Managed File Transfer is running. Use the Certificate Details REST API to obtain lists of certificates, private key aliases, and SSH keys.

You can use the Login Methods REST API to obtain a list of login methods. Use the Find SSH Key REST API to find an SSH according to the identification number. Use the Job Log REST API to find an MFT job log according to the job log identification number.

Ping Managed File Transfer REST APIUse the Ping Managed File Transfer REST API to check that Informatica Managed File Transfer is up and running. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/ping/dx

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The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

name Name of the service that checks the status of Informatica Managed File Transfer.

status The status of the service.

Response Body ExampleThe following code contains the response body syntax:

{ "name": "dx", "status": "success" }

Certificate Details REST APIUse the Certificate Details REST API to obtain the following Informatica Managed File Transfer information:

• list of certificates

• list of private key aliases available in the private keys key store

• list of all trusted certificate aliases available in the trusted-certificates key store

• list of all SSH private keys available in the SSH key manager

• list of SSH keys with RSA or DSA encryption

This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/certificates/searchTo receive a list of certificates, include a request body. To specify which type of list you want to receive, provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

keyStoreType The type of keystore to search. The following options apply:- X509PRIVATEKEY: List of private key aliases available in the private keys key store.- X509CERTIFICATE: List of all trusted certificate aliases available in the trusted-certificates key store.- SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: List of SSH private keys.

algorithm The type of information to search for. The following options apply:- A: List of all SSH private keys available in the SSH key manager- R: List of SSH keys with RSA encryption- D: List of SSH keys with DSA encryption

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The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id The identifying number of the certificate or key.

name The name of the certificate or key.

privateKey Identifies if the object is a private key.

size The size of the certificate or key.

type Identifies the type of object.

alias The alias of the certificate or key.

subject The subject of the certificate or key.

issuer The issuer of the certificate or key.

fingerprint The fingerprint of the certificate or key.

Request Body ExamplesThe following code shows the request body syntax to obtain a list of private key aliases available in the private keys key store:

{ "keyStoreType":"X509PRIVATEKEY"}

The following code shows the request body syntax to obtain a list of all trusted certificate aliases available in the trusted-certificates key store:

{ "keyStoreType":"X509CERTIFICATE"}

The following code shows the request body syntax to obtain a list of all SSH private keys available in the SSH key manager:

{ "keyStoreType":"SSH_PRIVATE_KEY", "algorithm":"A"}

The following code shows the request body syntax to obtain a list of SSH keys with RSA or DSA encryption:

{ "keyStoreType":"SSH_PRIVATE_KEY", "algorithm":"R"}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows the response body syntax with a list of all SSH private keys available in the SSH key manager:

[ { "id":1011, "name":"sshkey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"R", "size":1024,

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"fingerprint":"28:04:E7:76:05:EA:64:CD:F3:88:E3:35:04:A2:21:AF" }, { "id":1013, "name":"DSAKey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"D", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"4A:B6:03:23:88:BD:AC:82:52:8F:B3:D2:10:82:31:CC" }]

The following code shows the response body syntax with a list of SSH keys with RSA or DSA encryption:

[ { "id":1011, "name":"sshkey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"R", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"28:04:E7:76:05:EA:64:CD:F3:88:E3:35:04:A2:21:AF" }]

Login Methods REST APIUse the Login Methods REST API to obtain a list of Informatica Managed File Transfer login methods. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/loginmethodsYou can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the login method identification number.

name User name of the login method.

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "id":1001, "name":"Infa" }, { "id":1002, "name":"Infa-ISP" }, { "id":1003, "name":"Infa-LDAPS" }, {

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"id":101, "name":"Native" }

Find SSH Key REST APIUse the Find SSH Key REST API to find an Informatica Managed File Transfer SSH Key according to an identification number. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/sshkeys/{id}The following table describes the variable:

Object Arguments

id Specify the SSH Key database identification number.

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id The identifying number of the key.

name The name of the key.

privateKey Identifies if the object is a private key.

algorithm Identifies the encryption algorithm.

size The size of the key.

fingerprint The fingerprint of the key.

comments Comment describing the key.

privateKeyPassword The password for the key.

createdBy Identifies the creator of the key.

keyBytes The actual bytes that the key consists of.

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "id":1011, "name":"sshkey", "privateKey":true, "algorithm":"R", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"28:04:E7:76:05:EA:64:CD:F3:88:E3:35:04:A2:21:AF", "comments":"", "privateKeyPassword":"Admin@123",

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"createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1487593778633, "keyBytes":"LS0tLS1CRUdJTiBZBVEUgS0VZLS0tLS0NCg=="}

Job Log REST APIUse the Job Log REST API to find an Informatica Managed File Transfer job log according to an identification number. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/job/{jobId}The following table describes the call variable:

Object Arguments

jobId Specify the MFT job log identification number.

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

[ "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Start Date and Time: 4/3/17 12:55:00 PM", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Job Number: 1000000000391 ", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Project Name: /FTPReceive", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Submitted By: administrator", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Submitted From: REST API", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Informatica Managed File Transfer 10.2.0 running on Windows 10 10.0 (amd64)", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Overriding variable 'DX_EndpointName' with value 'RR'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Overriding variable 'DX_FileDownloadDir' with value 'c:/Temp\\RR'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Overriding variable 'DX_Partner' with value 'P1'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Overriding variable 'DX_Account' with value 'A1'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Executing project 'FTPReceive' ", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Project location: C:\\Informatica\\B2B\\MFT\\server\\userdata\\projects\\FTPReceive.xml", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Executing module 'Main'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Executing task 'ftp 1.0'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Connecting to 'localhost' at port '21' as user 'Test' ", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Executing sub-task 'get'", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Setting the data type to AUTO", "4/3/17 12:55:00 PM INFO Downloading '/Out/1046.out' to 'C:\\FlatFile\\Input\\test\\1046.out'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO File '/Out/1046.out' successfully downloaded to 'C:\\FlatFile\\Input\\test\\1046.out' (86 bytes)", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO 1 file(s) were downloaded successfully ", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Finished sub-task 'get'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Closed the FTP connection", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Finished task 'ftp 1.0'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Executing task 'rename 1.0'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO File 'C:\\FlatFile\\Input\\test\\1046.out' was successfully renamed to 'C:\\FlatFile\\Input\\test\\a.in' (86 bytes)", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO 1 file(s) were renamed successfully", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Finished task 'rename 1.0'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Finished module 'Main'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO Finished project 'FTPReceive'", "4/3/17 12:55:01 PM INFO End Date and Time: 4/3/17 12:55:01 PM"]

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Project REST APIsThis chapter includes the following topics:

• Project REST APIs Overview, 15

• Project List REST API, 15

• Project Definition REST API, 17

• Project Modification Timestamp REST API, 18

Project REST APIs OverviewProjects are used to describe the work for Managed File Transfer to perform. For instance, a Project definition can indicate where to retrieve data from, what processes to perform on the data (for example, convert to Excel, Zip, encrypt) and where to distribute the output.

Use the Project REST APIs to manage Managed File Transfer projects. You can obtain a list of projects, the definitions and variable settings for a project, or the timestamp for the last project modification.

Project List REST APIUse the Project List REST API to obtain a list of Informatica Managed File Transfer projects sorted according to path, folder, and project ID categories. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/projects/search

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You can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

categoryId Obtain a list of projects identified by ID.

path Obtain a list of projects identified by the path at which the project file is located.

category Obtain a list of projects identified by the name of the directory in which the project file is located or the name of the project file.

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id The identifying number of the project.

name Name of the project.

description Description of the project.

path Path at which the project file is located, or list of projects according to path.

folders List of projects according to directory in which the project is located.

projects List of projects.

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "categoryId": "102", "path": "/DXProjects"}

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows the response body syntax:

{ "path":"/DXProjects", "folders":[ { "id":1001, "name":"DataExchange", "path":"/DataExchange" }, { "id":102, "name":"DXProjects", "description":"DX Projects", "path":"/DXProjects" } ], "projects":[ { "id":1055, "name":"Cha", "path":"/Cha" },

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{ "id":1056, "name":"ChangeDir", "path":"/ChangeDir" } ]}

Project Definition REST APIUse the Project Definition REST API to obtain full details for a Informatica Managed File Transfer project. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/projectsxml/{Project}In this URL, {Project} represents the variable Project set to the path for the project, for example:

Project = "DXProjects/Receive/DX_Remote_FTPS_Receive"The resulting project XML file is delivered to the <MFT Installation>\userdata\projects directory.

You can also view the project XML file location in the Informatica File Transfer Portal. Select System > Global Settings > Data > Projects Directory.

XML Output ExampleThe following code shows the XML output syntax:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?><projectname="DX_Remote_FTPS_Receive"mainModule="Main"version="2.0"logLevel="verbose"threadSafe="true"><modulename="Main"onError="call:ErrorModule"><iflabel="if RegEx"condition="${Upper(RegEx_or_WildCard)==Upper(&apos;Regex&apos;)}"><else><iflabel="if WildCard"condition="${Upper(RegEx_or_WildCard)== Upper(&apos;Wildcard&apos;)}">…</if></else><ftpslabel="Connect to FTPS server"resourceId="${Source_FTPS_Connection}"outputSessionId="${FTPSSession}"version="1.0"><getdestinationDir="${DX_FileDownloadDir}"whenFileExists="rename"processedSourceFilesVariable="${remoteFileList}">…</get></ftps><iflabel="Delete_From_Source_After_Download"condition="${Delete_From_Source_After_Download==&apos;true&apos;}"><ftpslabel="Connect to FTPS server"resourceId="${Source_FTPS_Connection}"inputSessionId="${FTPSSession}"version="1.0">…</ftps></if></if></module><description>A Project for receiving files from a remote FTPS resource. Uses variables for seamless integration with B2B DX.</description><variablename="Source_FTPS_Connection"value=""""description="Select a pre-configured FTPS server connection. This variable is mandatory."/><variablename="Source_Directory"value="/"description="Specify a directory from which files will be downloaded."/><variablename="RegEx_or_WildCard"value="WildCard"description="Specify whether to use a Wild Card Filter or a Regular Expression Filter to search for file(s) to download. Accepted values: WildCard or RegEx."/><variablename="File_Pattern_To_Download"value="*.in"description="Specify the file name pattern for download."/><variablename="Delete_From_Source_After_Download"value="true"description="Specify whether to delete to the file from source after download. Accepted values: true or false."/>

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<variablename="SMTP_Server"value=""""description="Specify the SMTP server to be used to sending error notification. This variable is optional."/><variablename="Email_For_Notification"value=""""description="Specify the email address of the user to be notified in case the MFT project fails."/><modulename="ErrorModule"onError="continue"><iflabel="Check for SMTP server value"condition="${IsNotEmpty(SMTP_Server)}"><sendEmaillabel="Send Error email"resourceId="${SMTP_Server}"toList="${Email_For_Notification}"version="2.0"><fromaddress="[email protected]"/><subject><![CDATA[Project ${system.project.name} Failed]]></subject><messagefile="${system.job.log}"><![CDATA[Project ${system.project.name} failed due to the following reason: ${system.job.error}]]></message></sendEmail></if><raiseErrorversion="1.0"><message>Project ${system.project.name} failed due to the following reason:${system.job.error}</message></raiseError></module></project>

Project Modification Timestamp REST APIUse the Project Modification Timestampe REST API to obtain the date and time that a Informatica Managed File Transfer project was modified. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api//v1/projects/{Project}In this URL, {Project} represents the variable Project set to the path for the project, for example:

Project = "DXProjects/Receive/DX_Remote_FTPS_Receive"The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

modifiedDate The timestamp of the last time that the project was modified.

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows the response body syntax:

{"modifiedDate": "15-02-2017 11:12:03"}

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Resource REST APIsThis chapter includes the following topics:

• Resource REST API Overview, 19

• Resource List REST API, 19

• Resource Count REST API, 21

• Create Resource REST API, 23

• Default Resource Definition REST API, 27

• Delete Resource REST API, 28

• Update Resource REST API, 29

• Test Resource Connection REST API, 33

• Resource Beaninfo REST API, 38

Resource REST API OverviewResources are the names and connection properties of the servers, and other data sources, that Managed File Transfer can interact with.

Use the Resource REST APIs to manage Managed File Transfer resources. You can obtain a list of resources, the number of resources currently defined, or create a resource. You can get the default settings for any type of resource.

You can update the resource definitions, or delete a resource. You can also test a resource connection.

Resource List REST APIUse the Resource List REST API to obtain a list of Informatica Managed File Transfer resources based on a search expression. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/search

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You can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

firstResult Specify the first result to present.

maxResults Specify the maximum number of results to present.

selectedSortColumn Select which column is used to sort the resource information.

sortAscending Sort the resources in ascending order.

matchAll Provide all the matches to the search expression when performing the search.

useExactMatch Exactly match the search expression when performing the search.

simpleSearchString Use a simple search string to perform the search.

simpleSearch Use a simple search to perform the search.

searchString Specify the search string used to perform the search.

types Select the resource type to search for. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Identifying number for the resource.

name Name of the resource.

description Description of the resource.

type Type of resource, for example ftp.

modifiedDate Date that the resource was last modified.

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "firstResult":0, "maxResults":50, "selectedSortColumn":1, "sortAscending":true, "matchAll":true,

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"useExactMatch":false, "simpleSearchString":null, "simpleSearch":false, "searchString":null, "types":[ "ftp", "ftps", "ssh", "as2", "http", "https", "smtp", "mq", "mailbox" ]}

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows the response body syntax:

[ { "id":1043, "name":"ftpRes", "description":"descriptionFtp", "type":"ftp", "modifiedDate":1490863585583 }, { "id":1095, "name":"SmtpRes", "description":"descriptionSmtp", "type":"smtp", "modifiedDate":1486985704210 }, { "id":1094, "name":"SshRes", "description":"descriptionSsh", "type":"ssh", "modifiedDate":1486985572883 }]

Resource Count REST APIUse the Resource Count REST API to obtain the number of Informatica Managed File Transfer resources based on a search expression. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/count

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You can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

firstResult Specify the first result to present.

maxResults Specify the maximum number of results to present.

selectedSortColumn Select which column is used to sort the resource information.

sortAscending Sort the resources in ascending order.

matchAll Provide all the matches to the search expression when performing the search.

useExactMatch Exactly match the search expression when performing the search.

simpleSearchString Use a simple search string to perform the search.

simpleSearch Use a simple search to perform the search.

searchString Specify the search string used to perform the search.

types Select the resource type to search for. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "firstResult":0, "maxResults":50, "selectedSortColumn":1, "sortAscending":true, "matchAll":true, "useExactMatch":false, "simpleSearchString":null, "simpleSearch":false, "searchString":null, "types":[ "ftp", "ftps", "ssh", "as2", "http", "https", "smtp", "mq", "mailbox" ]}

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Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a response:

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Create Resource REST APIUse the Create Resource REST API to create an Informatica Managed File Transfer resource. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resourcesYou can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

type Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

name Name of the resource.

description Description of the resource.

resourceObject Container element to encapsulate the resource properties.

resourceName Name of the resource.

resourceDescription Description of the resource.

primaryContactName The name of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactName The name of the secondary contact for the resource.

primaryContactPhone The phone number of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactPhone The phone number of the secondary contact for the resource.

primaryContactEmail The email address of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactEmail The email address of the secondary contact for the resource.

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Object Arguments

host The host name or IP address of the server.

port The port number to use to connect to the server. If left blank, the default port number is 21.

user The user name to use to connect to the server.

password The password to use to connect to the server.

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

timeout The number of seconds to wait when attempting to connect to the server. A timeout will occur if the connection cannot be established in the specified amount of time.

connectionRetryAttempts The number of times to retry the connection if it cannot be established. This setting is used for both the initial connection and any reconnect attempts due to lost connections. If

connectionRetryInterval The number of seconds to wait between each connection retry attempt.

initialRemoteDirectory The initial directory to start in after connecting to the server.

controlEncoding If left blank, Managed File Transfer uses the ISO standard ISO-8859-1. If supported by the server, other encodings like UTF-8 can be specified to support more international characters.

throttleBandwidth Limit the inbound and outbound bandwidth used for file transfers.

proxyType Managed File Transfer supports SOCKS (version 4 and 5), HTTP tunneling through an HTTP proxy and Managed File Transfer Gateway. HTTP tunneling requires that the HTTP proxy supports the CONNECT HTTP method. Not all HTTP proxy servers may support the CONNECT method and some might only allow HTTPS traffic. When using an HTTP proxy that requires authentication, Basic and Digest authentication schemes are supported. Check with the network administrator for the correct proxy type.

proxyHost The host name or IP address of the proxy server.

alternateProxyHost The host name or IP address of an alternate proxy server. The alternate proxy server is used when the primary proxy server is unavailable.

proxyPort The port number to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyUser The user name to use to connect to the proxy server.

proxyPassword The password to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyPasswordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

passive Indicates whether or not the connection will use Passive or Active mode. Specify Yes to use Passive mode. Specify No to use Active mode.

listParser The list parser to use for the server connection. If the field is left blank, Managed File Transfer will attempt to use the MLSD parser. If the MLSD parser is not supported by the server, the UNIX parser will be used.

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Object Arguments

dateFormat This field is used if the date returned by the server is different than the selected list parser's default. If your location requires a different date format (for example, d MMM yyyy), specify the date format in this field. Not all list parsers support the date format setting. List parsers that do not support the Date Format setting will ignore any User specified values.

recentDateFormat Specify the date format to use when parsing the recent last modified date for each file. The recent date format is primarily used on UNIX-based systems and appears on entries less than a year old. If your location requires a different recent date format (for example, d MMM HH:mm), specify that pattern in this field. Not all list parsers support the recent date format setting. List parsers that do not support the recent date format setting will ignore any User specified values.

dataConnectionStartPort The starting port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

dataConnectionEndPort The ending port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

type Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

resourceType Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

createdBy Specify the entity that created the resource.

createdOn Specify when the resource was created.

modifiedBy Specify the entity that modified the resource.

modifiedOn Specify when the resource was modified.

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "id":-1, "type":"ftp", "name":"", "description":"",

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"resourceObject":{ "resourceName":"test", "resourceDescription":"Description", "primaryContactName":null, "secondaryContactName":null, "primaryContactPhone":null, "secondaryContactPhone":null, "primaryContactEmail":null, "secondaryContactEmail":null, "host":"localhost", "port":"21", "user":"Admin", "password":"Admij", "passwordIsEncrypted":null, "timeout":"20", "connectionRetryAttempts":"4", "connectionRetryInterval":"6", "initialRemoteDirectory":"C:/FTP", "controlEncoding":null, "throttleBandwidth":"true", "proxyType":"http", "proxyHost":"localhost", "alternateProxyHost":"altHost", "proxyPort":"15021", "proxyUser":"Admin", "proxyPassword":"Admin", "proxyPasswordIsEncrypted":null, "passive":"true", "listParser":"unix", "dateFormat":null, "recentDateFormat":null, "dataConnectionStartPort":"10000", "dataConnectionEndPort":"20000", "type":"ftp", "resourceType":"ftp" }, "createdBy":null, "createdOn":null, "modifiedBy":null, "modifiedOn":null}

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a response:

{ "id":1348, "type":"ftp", "name":"test", "description":"Description", "resourceObject":{ "resourceName":"test2", "resourceDescription":"Description", "host":"localhost", "port":"21", "user":"Admin", "password":"lfyYJvYxNmQ=", "passwordIsEncrypted":"true", "timeout":"20", "connectionRetryAttempts":"4", "connectionRetryInterval":"6", "initialRemoteDirectory":"C:/FTP", "throttleBandwidth":"true", "proxyType":"http", "proxyHost":"localhost", "alternateProxyHost":"altHost", "proxyPort":"15021", "proxyUser":"Admin", "proxyPassword":"KwCSbW/Go+Y=", "proxyPasswordIsEncrypted":"true",

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"passive":"true", "listParser":"unix", "dataConnectionStartPort":"10000", "dataConnectionEndPort":"20000", "type":"ftp", "resourceType":"ftp" }, "createdBy":"sys", "javascriptEscapedName":"test"}

Default Resource Definition REST APIUse the Default Resource Definition REST API to obtain the full details for the default Informatica Managed File Transfer resource. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/default/{type}The following table describes the request variable:

Object Arguments

type Select the type of resource. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id The identification number of the resource.

type The type of resource. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

name Name of the search.

description Description of the resource.

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Object Arguments

resourceObject Container element to encapsulate the resource properties.

resourceType Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a response:

{ "id":-1, "type":"smtp", "name":"", "description":"", "resourceObject":{ "resourceType":"smtp" }, "javascriptEscapedName":""}

Delete Resource REST APIUse the Delete Resource Definition REST API to delete a Informatica Managed File Transfer resource according to the resource ID. This API uses the DELETE method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

DELETE http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/{resourceId}The following table describes the request variable:

Object Arguments

resourceId The database identification number for the resource.

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

1 The resource was successfully deleted.

responseCode If unsuccessful, the API returns the response code RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND..

message If unsuccessful, the API returns a descriptive message.

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Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a response:

{ 1}

Update Resource REST APIUse the Update Resource REST API to update an Informatica Managed File Transfer resource that you identify according to resource ID. This API uses the PUT method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

PUT http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/{resourceId}The following table describes the request variable:

Object Arguments

resourceId The database identification number for the resource.

You can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

type Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

name Name of the resource.

description Description of the resource

resourceObject Container element to encapsulate the resource properties.

resourceName Name of the resource.

resourceDescription Description of the resource.

primaryContactName The name of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactName The name of the secondary contact for the resource.

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Object Arguments

primaryContactPhone The phone number of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactPhone The phone number of the secondary contact for the resource.

primaryContactEmail The email address of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactEmail The email address of the secondary contact for the resource.

host The host name or IP address of the server.

port The port number to use to connect to the server. If left blank, the default port number is 21.

user The user name to use to connect to the server.

password The password to use to connect to the server.

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

timeout The number of seconds to wait when attempting to connect to the server. A timeout will occur if the connection cannot be established in the specified amount of time.

connectionRetryAttempts The number of times to retry the connection if it cannot be established. This setting is used for both the initial connection and any reconnect attempts due to lost connections. If

connectionRetryInterval The number of seconds to wait between each connection retry attempt.

initialRemoteDirectory The initial directory to start in after connecting to the server.

controlEncoding If left blank, Managed File Transfer uses the ISO standard ISO-8859-1. If supported by the server, other encodings like UTF-8 can be specified to support more international characters.

throttleBandwidth Limit the inbound and outbound bandwidth used for file transfers.

proxyType Managed File Transfer supports SOCKS (version 4 and 5), HTTP tunneling through an HTTP proxy and Managed File Transfer Gateway. HTTP tunneling requires that the HTTP proxy supports the CONNECT HTTP method. Not all HTTP proxy servers may support the CONNECT method and some might only allow HTTPS traffic. When using an HTTP proxy that requires authentication, Basic and Digest authentication schemes are supported. Check with the network administrator for the correct proxy type.

proxyHost The host name or IP address of the proxy server.

alternateProxyHost The host name or IP address of an alternate proxy server. The alternate proxy server is used when the primary proxy server is unavailable.

proxyPort The port number to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyUser The user name to use to connect to the proxy server.

proxyPassword The password to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyPasswordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

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passive Indicates whether or not the connection will use Passive or Active mode. Specify Yes to use Passive mode. Specify No to use Active mode.

listParser The list parser to use for the server connection. If the field is left blank, Managed File Transfer will attempt to use the MLSD parser. If the MLSD parser is not supported by the server, the UNIX parser will be used.

dateFormat This field is used if the date returned by the server is different than the selected list parser's default. If your location requires a different date format (for example, d MMM yyyy), specify the date format in this field. Not all list parsers support the date format setting. List parsers that do not support the Date Format setting will ignore any User specified values.

recentDateFormat Specify the date format to use when parsing the recent last modified date for each file. The recent date format is primarily used on UNIX-based systems and appears on entries less than a year old. If your location requires a different recent date format (for example, d MMM HH:mm), specify that pattern in this field. Not all list parsers support the recent date format setting. List parsers that do not support the recent date format setting will ignore any User specified values.

dataConnectionStartPort The starting port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

dataConnectionEndPort The ending port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

type Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

resourceType Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

createdBy Specify the entity that created the resource.

createdOn Specify when the resource was created.

modifiedBy Specify the entity that modified the resource.

modifiedOn Specify when the resource was modified.

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Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "id":1346, "type":"ftp", "name":"test", "description":"Description", "resourceObject":{ "resourceName":"test", "resourceDescription":"Description", "host":"localhost", "port":"21", "user":"Admin", "passwordIsEncrypted":"true", "timeout":"20", "connectionRetryAttempts":"4", "connectionRetryInterval":"6", "initialRemoteDirectory":"C:/FTP", "throttleBandwidth":"true", "proxyType":"http", "proxyHost":"localhost", "alternateProxyHost":"altHost", "proxyPort":"15021", "proxyUser":"Admin", "proxyPasswordIsEncrypted":"true", "passive":"true", "listParser":"unix", "dataConnectionStartPort":"10000", "dataConnectionEndPort":"20000", "type":"ftp", "resourceType":"ftp" }, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1491053640230, "modifiedBy":"sys", "modifiedOn":1491135776623, "javascriptEscapedName":"test"}

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a response:

{ "id":1346, "type":"ftp", "name":"test", "description":"Description", "resourceObject":{ "resourceName":"test", "resourceDescription":"Description", "host":"localhost", "port":"21", "user":"Admin", "password":"lfyYJvYxNmQ=", "passwordIsEncrypted":"true", "timeout":"20", "connectionRetryAttempts":"4", "connectionRetryInterval":"6", "initialRemoteDirectory":"C:/FTP", "throttleBandwidth":"true", "proxyType":"http", "proxyHost":"localhost", "alternateProxyHost":"altHost", "proxyPort":"15021", "proxyUser":"Admin", "proxyPassword":"KwCSbW/Go+Y=", "proxyPasswordIsEncrypted":"true", "passive":"true",

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"listParser":"unix", "dataConnectionStartPort":"10000", "dataConnectionEndPort":"20000", "type":"ftp", "resourceType":"ftp" }, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1491053640230, "modifiedBy":"sys", "modifiedOn":1491135776623, "javascriptEscapedName":"test"}

Test Resource Connection REST APIUse the Test Resource Connection REST API to test the connection for an Informatica Managed File Transfer resource. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resource/testYou can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

type Select the type of resource. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

name Name of the resource.

description Description of the resource.

resourceObject Container element to encapsulate the resource properties.

resourceName Name of the resource.

resourceDescription Description of the resource.

primaryContactName The name of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactName The name of the secondary contact for the resource.

primaryContactPhone The phone number of the primary contact for the resource.

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secondaryContactPhone The phone number of the secondary contact for the resource.

primaryContactEmail The email address of the primary contact for the resource.

secondaryContactEmail The email address of the secondary contact for the resource.

host The host name or IP address of the server.

port The port number to use to connect to the server. If left blank, the default port number is 21.

user The user name to use to connect to the server.

password The password to use to connect to the server.

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

timeout The number of seconds to wait when attempting to connect to the server. A timeout will occur if the connection cannot be established in the specified amount of time.

connectionRetryAttempts The number of times to retry the connection if it cannot be established. This setting is used for both the initial connection and any reconnect attempts due to lost connections. If

connectionRetryInterval The number of seconds to wait between each connection retry attempt.

initialRemoteDirectory The initial directory to start in after connecting to the server.

controlEncoding If left blank, Managed File Transfer uses the ISO standard ISO-8859-1. If supported by the server, other encodings like UTF-8 can be specified to support more international characters.

throttleBandwidth Limit the inbound and outbound bandwidth used for file transfers.

proxyType Managed File Transfer supports SOCKS (version 4 and 5), HTTP tunneling through an HTTP proxy and Managed File Transfer Gateway. HTTP tunneling requires that the HTTP proxy supports the CONNECT HTTP method. Not all HTTP proxy servers may support the CONNECT method and some might only allow HTTPS traffic. When using an HTTP proxy that requires authentication, Basic and Digest authentication schemes are supported. Check with the network administrator for the correct proxy type.

proxyHost The host name or IP address of the proxy server.

alternateProxyHost The host name or IP address of an alternate proxy server. The alternate proxy server is used when the primary proxy server is unavailable.

proxyPort The port number to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyUser The user name to use to connect to the proxy server.

proxyPassword The password to use for connecting to the proxy server.

proxyPasswordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

passive Indicates whether or not the connection will use Passive or Active mode. Specify Yes to use Passive mode. Specify No to use Active mode.

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listParser The list parser to use for the server connection. If the field is left blank, Managed File Transfer will attempt to use the MLSD parser. If the MLSD parser is not supported by the server, the UNIX parser will be used.

dateFormat This field is used if the date returned by the server is different than the selected list parser's default. If your location requires a different date format (for example, d MMM yyyy), specify the date format in this field. Not all list parsers support the date format setting. List parsers that do not support the Date Format setting will ignore any User specified values.

recentDateFormat Specify the date format to use when parsing the recent last modified date for each file. The recent date format is primarily used on UNIX-based systems and appears on entries less than a year old. If your location requires a different recent date format (for example, d MMM HH:mm), specify that pattern in this field. Not all list parsers support the recent date format setting. List parsers that do not support the recent date format setting will ignore any User specified values.

dataConnectionStartPort The starting port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

dataConnectionEndPort The ending port number to use for the data connection. This should be used when Active (non-Passive) mode is specified and there is a limited range of open ports on your firewall allowed for data connections.

type Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

resourceType Select the type of resource to create. The following options apply:- ftp- ftps- ssh- as2- http- https- smtp- mq- mailbox

createdBy Specify the entity that created the resource.

createdOn Specify when the resource was created.

modifiedBy Specify the entity that modified the resource.

modifiedOn Specify when the resource was modified.

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Request Body ExampleThe following code shows the request body syntax:

{ "id":1133, "type":"ftp", "name":"TLVXE4", "description":null, "resourceObject":{ "resourceName":"TLVXE4", "resourceDescription":null, "primaryContactName":null, "secondaryContactName":null, "primaryContactPhone":null, "secondaryContactPhone":null, "primaryContactEmail":null, "secondaryContactEmail":null, "host":"TLVXE4", "port":"21", "user":"infa", "password":null, "passwordIsEncrypted":null, "timeout":null, "connectionRetryAttempts":null, "connectionRetryInterval":null, "initialRemoteDirectory":null, "controlEncoding":null, "throttleBandwidth":null, "proxyType":null, "proxyHost":null, "alternateProxyHost":null, "proxyPort":null, "proxyUser":null, "proxyPassword":null, "proxyPasswordIsEncrypted":null, "passive":null, "listParser":null, "dateFormat":null, "recentDateFormat":null, "dataConnectionStartPort":null, "dataConnectionEndPort":null, "type":"ftp", "resourceType":"ftp" }, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1487136787107, "modifiedBy":"sys", "modifiedOn":1487136787107}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body for a successful test:

{ "success":true, "messages":[ { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:24:58 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Connecting to 'TLVXE4'" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:01 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Logging in to the server." }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:01 PM", "messageType":"INFO",

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"message":"Current working directory is '/users/infa'." }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:01 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Retrieving directory listing. " }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Listing raw files. (Up to 5 of 375)." }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rw-r--r-- 1 2210 1021 3 Aug 19 2015 1000.out" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rw-r--r-- 1 2210 1021 3 Aug 19 2015 1001.out" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rwxrwxrwx 1 2210 1021 22 May 28 2014 1111.in.mi" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rw-r--r-- 1 2210 1021 40666 Mar 08 2016 1_130001.out" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rw-r--r-- 1 2210 1021 176 Nov 15 2015 229211.out" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:03 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"-rwxr-xr-x 1 2210 1021 329 Apr 25 2016 850_5030_Valid_1ST_1GS_1PO.bak" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Listing parsed remote files. (Up to 5 of 374)." }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"1000.out (3, 8/19/15 12:00:00 AM)" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"1001.out (3, 8/19/15 12:00:00 AM)" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"1111.in.mi (22, 5/28/14 12:00:00 AM)" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"1_130001.out (40,666, 3/8/16 12:00:00 AM)" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:05 PM", "messageType":"INFO",

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"message":"229211.out (176, 11/15/15 12:00:00 AM)" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:25:06 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Disconnecting from server." } ]}

The following code shows a response body for a failed test:

{ "success":false, "messages":[ { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:27:44 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Connecting to 'TLVXE4'" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:27:45 PM", "messageType":"ERROR", "message":"Could not parse response code.\nServer Reply: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3" }, { "timestamp":"04/92/17 06:27:45 PM", "messageType":"INFO", "message":"Disconnecting from server." } ], "stackTrace":"com.linoma.ga.projects.tasks.ftp.FTPInterfaceException: Could not parse response code.\nCaused by: org.apache.commons.net.MalformedServerReplyException: Could not parse response code."}

Resource Beaninfo REST APIUse the Resource REST API to obtain the beaninfo for an Informatica Managed File Transfer resource based on the type of resource. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/resources/beaninfo/{type}The following table describes the request variable:

Object Arguments

type Specify the type of resource.

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "name":"SSHResource", "label":"SSHResource", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "tabPanels":[

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{ "name":"resource", "label":"resource", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "tabs":[ { "name":"contacts", "label":"Contacts", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "label":"Primary Contact", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"fieldSet" }, { "name":"primaryContactName", "label":"Name", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"primaryContactPhone", "label":"Phone Number", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"primaryContactEmail", "label":"Email", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "label":"Secondary Contact", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"fieldSet" }, { "name":"secondaryContactName", "label":"Name", "visible":true,

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"autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"secondaryContactPhone", "label":"Phone Number", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"secondaryContactEmail", "label":"Email", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" } ] }, { "name":"basic", "label":"Basic", "description":"", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "name":"resourceName", "label":"Name", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":true, "fieldType":"textField", "validators":[ { "type":"emptyString" }, { "maximum":50, "type":"length" }, { "pattern":"^[^/\\\\:\\*\\?\\|<>\"']+$", "caseSensitive":true, "type":"regex" } ] }, { "name":"resourceDescription", "label":"Description", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":3,

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"cols":50, "required":false, "fieldType":"textArea", "validators":[ { "maximum":255, "type":"length" } ] }, { "name":"host", "label":"Host", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":true, "fieldType":"textField", "validators":[ { "type":"emptyString" } ] }, { "name":"port", "label":"Port", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":10, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField", "defaultValue":"22", "validators":[ { "minimum":0, "maximum":65535, "type":"wholeNumber" } ] }, { "name":"user", "label":"User", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":20, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"password", "label":"Password", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"encryptedField" }, { "name":"passwordIsEncrypted", "label":"Is Password Encrypted?", "visible":true,

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"autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"booleanRadioButton", "defaultValue":"false", "validators":[ { "type":"boolean" } ] } ] }, { "name":"connectionOptions", "label":"Connection", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "name":"timeout", "label":"Timeout", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":10, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField", "defaultValue":"120", "validators":[ { "minimum":0, "maximum":65535, "type":"wholeNumber" } ] }, { "name":"connectionRetryAttempts", "label":"Connection Retry Attempts", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":10, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField", "defaultValue":"0", "validators":[ { "minimum":0, "maximum":65535, "type":"wholeNumber" } ] }, { "name":"connectionRetryInterval", "label":"Connection Retry Interval", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":10, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField", "defaultValue":"0",

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"validators":[ { "minimum":0, "maximum":65535, "type":"wholeNumber" } ] }, { "name":"initialRemoteDirectory", "label":"Initial Remote Directory", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":45, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"throttleBandwidth", "label":"Throttle Bandwidth", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"booleanRadioButton", "defaultValue":"false", "validators":[ { "type":"boolean" } ] } ] }, { "name":"proxy", "label":"Proxy", "description":"Specify the following options if connections to the target server require the use of a proxy server. If Informatica MFT has direct access to the target server, leave these options blank.", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "name":"proxyType", "label":"Proxy Type", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":1, "required":false, "options":[ { "label":"SOCKS", "value":"SOCKS" }, { "label":"HTTP", "value":"HTTP" }, { "label":"Informatica MFT Gateway", "value":"mftgateway" } ],

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"fieldType":"comboBox" }, { "name":"proxyHost", "label":"Host", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"alternateProxyHost", "label":"Alternate Host", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"proxyPort", "label":"Port", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":10, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField", "validators":[ { "minimum":0, "maximum":65535, "type":"wholeNumber" } ] }, { "name":"proxyUser", "label":"User", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":20, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"proxyPassword", "label":"Password", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"encryptedField" }, { "name":"proxyPasswordIsEncrypted", "label":"Is Password Encrypted?", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1,

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"cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"booleanRadioButton", "defaultValue":"false", "validators":[ { "type":"boolean" } ] } ] }, { "name":"ssh", "label":"SSH Keys", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "name":"hostKey", "label":"Host Key", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":40, "required":false, "fieldType":"textField" }, { "name":"privateKeyAlias", "label":"Private Key Alias", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":40, "required":false, "fieldType":"sshPrivateKey" }, { "name":"privateKeyFile", "label":"Private Key File", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":60, "required":false, "fieldType":"file" }, { "name":"privateKeyPassword", "label":"Private Key File Password", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30, "required":false, "fieldType":"encryptedField" }, { "name":"privateKeyPasswordIsEncrypted", "label":"Is Password Encrypted?", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":1, "cols":30,

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"required":false, "fieldType":"booleanRadioButton", "defaultValue":"false", "validators":[ { "type":"boolean" } ] } ] }, { "name":"algorithms", "label":"Algorithms", "description":"Specify the authentication options and algorithms to use for this SFTP, SCP, or SSH connection. If no entries are selected within a section below, then the defaults will be used for that section. See the help text for more information.", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "properties":[ { "name":"authenticationAlgorithms", "label":"Authentication", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":100, "cols":150, "required":false, "options":[ { "value":"gssapi-with-mic" }, { "value":"publickey" }, { "value":"password" }, { "value":"keyboard-interactive" } ], "fieldType":"listShuttle" }, { "name":"cipherAlgorithms", "label":"Cipher", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":100, "cols":150, "required":false, "options":[ { "value":"aes256-cbc" }, { "value":"aes192-cbc" }, { "value":"aes128-cbc" }, { "value":"3des-cbc" }, {

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"value":"blowfish-cbc" }, { "value":"twofish256-cbc" }, { "value":"twofish-cbc" }, { "value":"twofish192-cbc" }, { "value":"twofish128-cbc" }, { "value":"serpent256-cbc" }, { "value":"serpent192-cbc" }, { "value":"serpent128-cbc" }, { "value":"arcfour" }, { "value":"idea-cbc" }, { "value":"cast128-cbc" }, { "value":"des-cbc" }, { "value":"arcfour128" }, { "value":"arcfour256" }, { "value":"aes128-ctr" }, { "value":"aes192-ctr" }, { "value":"aes256-ctr" }, { "value":"3des-ctr" }, { "value":"blowfish-ctr" }, { "value":"twofish128-ctr" }, { "value":"twofish192-ctr" }, { "value":"twofish256-ctr" }, { "value":"serpent128-ctr" }, { "value":"serpent192-ctr" },

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{ "value":"serpent256-ctr" }, { "value":"idea-ctr" }, { "value":"cast128-ctr" } ], "fieldType":"listShuttle", "disabledText":"Ciphers are not configurable. Running in FIPS 140-2 Compliance Mode." }, { "name":"macAlgorithms", "label":"Mac", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":100, "cols":150, "required":false, "options":[ { "value":"hmac-md5" }, { "value":"hmac-sha1" }, { "value":"hmac-sha2-256" }, { "value":"hmac-sha1-96" }, { "value":"hmac-md5-96" } ], "fieldType":"listShuttle", "disabledText":"Macs are not configurable. Running in FIPS 140-2 Compliance Mode." }, { "name":"compressionAlgorithms", "label":"Compression", "visible":true, "autoDiscovered":false, "advanced":false, "rows":100, "cols":150, "required":false, "options":[ { "value":"none" }, { "value":"zlib" }, { "value":"[email protected]" } ], "fieldType":"listShuttle" } ] } ] } ],

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"helpTopicId":"'resource_SFTPServer'"}{ "id":1169, "name":"testWebUser", "firstName":"test", "lastName":"WebUser", "description":"description", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":"FY+LD6StdyiWw07v8Y/BLsVMIO9h1QoGWJhV5vnlkicmxBRjeJartQWdhpmZw3NLi+VKCPYrd5lFhtEL1rh8nA==", "passwordIsEncrypted":true, "passwordHashAlgorithm":"SHA512", "loginAttempts":0, "email":"[email protected]", "organization":"Informatica", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":1491199781370, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1491199781370, "modifiedBy":"sys", "modifiedOn":1491199781370, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "generatePassword":0, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":false, "loginMethod":101, "inactiveDays":-1, "as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"addtrustexternalca", "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0, "limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "sshKeys":[ { "id":1012, "name":"DSAKey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"D", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"4A:B6:03:23:88:BD:AC:82:52:8F:B3:D2:10:82:31:CC", "comments":"", "publicKeyFormat":"O", "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1490853161790

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Web User REST APIsThis chapter includes the following topics:

• Web User Rest API Overview, 51

• Create Web User REST API, 51

• Add Web User REST API, 57

• Web User Count REST API, 64

• Find Web User REST API, 65

• Find Web User by ID REST API, 67

Web User Rest API OverviewTo perform administrative functions in Managed File Transfer, an Admin User must login with a valid user name and password. Admin Users can be added and managed only by an Admin User with the Security Officer role.

The passwords for these users can be stored and authenticated within the Managed File Transfer database, or can be authenticated against Windows Active Directory (AD) or LDAP.

Use the Web User REST APIs to manage Managed File Transfer web users. You can create a web user and apply a template, add the web user, and obtain the number of web users currently defined. You can find a web user using a search string, or according to an identification number.

Create Web User REST APIUse the Create Web User REST API to create and get an Informatica Managed File Transfer web user from a template. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/new

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The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

name User name of the web user.

firstName First name of the web user.

firstName Last name of the web user.

description Description of the web user.

password The password associated with the web user.

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

passwordHashAlgorithm Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted with a hash algorithm. Supported hash algorithms are MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512. The algorithms must be specified in upper case.

fingerprint Fingerprint associated with the web user.

loginAttempts The number of allowed login attempts.

email The email address of the web user.

organization The organization associated with the web user.

phone The telephone number of the web user.

enabled The web user is enabled.

approved The web user is approved.

accountExpiresOn The date that the web user account expires.

passwordExpirationInterval The interval after which the web user password expires.

passwordChangedOn The date that the web user password changed.

forcePasswordChange Indicates whether the password must change.

servicePermissions Indicates which services the web user has permission to access.

secureMailPermissions Indicates that the web user can access Secure Mail.

changePasswordPermission This option makes a Change Password link available at the top of the page in the File Transfer Portal.

lastLoginDate The last date on which the web user logged in.

createdBy The entity that created the web user.

createdOn Time when the web user was created.

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modifiedBy The entity that modified the web user.

modifiedOn Time when the web user was modified.

ipFilterEnabled Filter access according to IP. The IP Filter can be enabled or disabled at the individual web user level.

ipFilterType Type of IP filter. A Blacklist will deny any specified addresses and permit all others, whereas a Whitelist will only permit the specified addresses and deny all others.

ipFilterEntries List of IP addresses. The Filter Entries is a list of IP addresses that will either be denied or permitted based on the Filter Type selected above.

generatePassword Generate a password.

displayPassword Display the password.

emailPassword Provide email password.

loginMethod Specify the login method.

loginMethodName Name of the login method.

inactiveDays Number of days that the web user was not active. The web user account can be disabled after a number of inactive days. Inactive days are calculated from the last login date or the last date the account was modified.

AS2Id The ID of the sender (web user). The ID is case sensitive and can be 1 to 128 ASCII printable characters in length.

AS2SignatureAlias This is the alias of the public certificate used by this web user to sign their messages. If

AS2UploadDir The location where messages are saved when received.

AS2WhenFileExist The action that Managed File Transfer performs when a file with the same name already exists in the default upload folder.

AS2RequireEncryption This option indicates whether or not messages sent by this web user must be encrypted.

AS2RequireSignature A signed message contains a digital signature from the sender to further authenticate the message. If signatures are required, any unsigned message sent by this web user will be rejected.

AS2RequireAuthentication Require username/password or certificate authentication for messages uploads. If authentication is not required, Managed File Transfer will use the ID to identify the web user. Informatica recommends you set the 'Require Signature' option to 'true' when authentication is not required.

AS2MdnApprovalAutomatic If a return receipt is requested by the web user, select if the MDN will be sent automatically during the web user session or manually after the message is processed.

HTTPSFingerprint If the specified web user Template has the Authentication Type for HTTPS set to Certificate or Either, the HTTPSFingerprint column is required.

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AS2Fingerprint If the specified web user Template has the Authentication Type for AS2 set to Certificate, Either, or Certificate and Password, the AS2Fingerprint column is required.

FTPESFingerprint If the specified web user Template has the Authentication Type for FTPES set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPESFingerprint column is required.

FTPSFingerprint If the specified web user Template has the Authentication Type for FTPS set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPSFingerprint column is required.

approvedBy The entity that approved file send or receive.

approvedOn Time when the file send or receive was approved.

pwdExpSentOn The last time that a password expiration notification was sent.

maxSessions Maximum number of sessions allowed.

inviteUserPermission Assign permissions to invite another user to web user self-service.

invitedBy The entity that invited the web user.

invitedOn The time that the web user was invited.

pastExpiration The entity has passed the expiration date.

limitTime Limit the time period in which the web user can login.

limitTimeStart Start of the time period in which the web user can login.

limitTimeEnd End of the time period in which the web user can login.

limitDays Limit time of day the web user can login.

limitDaysOfWeek Limit which days of the week the web user can login.

viewActivityPermission This option allows web users to view their own activity report from the Managed File Transfer File Transfer Portal. web users will be able to view their login activity, as well as audit logs on their file uploads and downloads.

goDrivePermission This option provides web users the ability to use the Shared Drive file system for collaboration, sharing and synchronization of documents.

goDriveAccessType When Shared Drive is enabled for the web user, you can select the web user access level.

secureFolderPermission The Secure Folders option provides web users the ability to work with authorized network folders and files from within the browser-based File Transfer Portal.

userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption Select whether to enable a maximum amount of disk space available for this web user in Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpace The maximum amount of disk space available for this web user in Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit The unit of space used to specify the maximum amount of disk space in Shared Drive.

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privateKey Specify a private key that the web user uses.

algorithm Specify the algorithm used with the private key.

privateKeyPassword Specify the password for the private key.

sshKeys List of SSH keys associated with the web user.

goDriveAccessTypeCode The access type code for the Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode The disk space unit code for the Shared Drive.

Response Body ExampleThe following code shows a sample response body:

{ "id":0, "name":null, "firstName":"", "lastName":"", "description":"", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":null, "passwordIsEncrypted":false, "passwordHashAlgorithm":null, "httpsFingerprint":null, "as2Fingerprint":null, "ftpesFingerprint":null, "ftpsFingerprint":null, "loginAttempts":0, "email":"", "organization":"", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "accountExpiresOn":null, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":null, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true, "lastLoginDate":null, "createdBy":null, "createdOn":null, "modifiedBy":null, "modifiedOn":null, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "ipFilterEntries":[

], "generatePassword":1, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":true, "loginMethod":101, "loginMethodName":null, "inactiveDays":0,

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"as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"", "as2UploadDir":null, "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "approvedBy":null, "approvedOn":null, "pwdExpSentOn":null, "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "invitedBy":null, "invitedOn":null, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0, "limitTimeStart":null, "limitTimeEnd":null, "limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "godriveActivationDate":null, "sshKeys":null, "goDriveAccessTypeCode":"F", "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode":"G"}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "id":0, "name":null, "firstName":"", "lastName":"", "description":"", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":null, "passwordIsEncrypted":false, "passwordHashAlgorithm":null, "httpsFingerprint":null, "as2Fingerprint":null, "ftpesFingerprint":null, "ftpsFingerprint":null, "loginAttempts":0, "email":"", "organization":"", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "accountExpiresOn":null, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":null, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true, "lastLoginDate":null, "createdBy":null,

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"createdOn":null, "modifiedBy":null, "modifiedOn":null, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "ipFilterEntries":[

], "generatePassword":1, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":true, "loginMethod":101, "loginMethodName":null, "inactiveDays":0, "as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"", "as2UploadDir":null, "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "approvedBy":null, "approvedOn":null, "pwdExpSentOn":null, "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "invitedBy":null, "invitedOn":null, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0, "limitTimeStart":null, "limitTimeEnd":null, "limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "godriveActivationDate":null, "sshKeys":null, "goDriveAccessTypeCode":"F", "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode":"G"}

Add Web User REST APIUse the Add Web User REST API to add an Informatica Managed File Transfer web user. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/new

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You can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request and response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

name User name of the web user.

firstName First name of the web user.

firstName Last name of the web user.

description Description of the web user.

password The password associated with the web user.

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

passwordHashAlgorithm Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted with a hash algorithm. Supported hash algorithms are MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512. The algorithms must be specified in upper case.

fingerprint Fingerprint associated with the web user.

loginAttempts The number of allowed login attempts.

email The email address of the web user.

organization The organization associated with the web user.

phone The telephone number of the web user.

enabled The web user is enabled.

approved The web user is approved.

accountExpiresOn The date that the web user account expires.

passwordExpirationInterval The interval after which the web user password expires.

passwordChangedOn The date that the web user password changed.

forcePasswordChange Indicates whether the password must change.

servicePermissions Indicates which services the web user has permission to access.

secureMailPermissions Indicates that the web user can access Secure Mail.

changePasswordPermission This option makes a Change Password link available at the top of the page in the File Transfer Portal for members of the Web User Group.

lastLoginDate The last date on which the web user logged in.

createdBy The entity that created the web user.

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createdOn Time when the web user was created.

modifiedBy The entity that modified the web user.

modifiedOn Time when the web user was modified.

ipFilterEnabled Filter access according to IP. The IP Filter can be enabled or disabled at the individual Web User level.

ipFilterType Type of IP filter. A Blacklist will deny any specified addresses and permit all others, whereas a Whitelist will only permit the specified addresses and deny all others.

ipFilterEntries List of IP addresses. The Filter Entries is a list of IP addresses that will either be denied or permitted based on the Filter Type selected above.

generatePassword Generate a password.

displayPassword Display the password.

emailPassword Provide email password.

loginMethod Specify the login method.

loginMethodName Name of the login method.

inactiveDays Number of days that the web user was not active. The Web User account can be disabled after a number of inactive days. Inactive days are calculated from the last login date or the last date the account was modified.

AS2Id The ID of the sender (Web User). The ID is case sensitive and can be 1 to 128 ASCII printable characters in length.

AS2SignatureAlias This is the alias of the public certificate used by this Web User to sign their messages. If

AS2UploadDir The location where messages are saved when received.

AS2WhenFileExist The action that Managed File Transfer performs when a file with the same name already exists in the default upload folder.

AS2RequireEncryption This option indicates whether or not messages sent by this Web User must be encrypted.

AS2RequireSignature A signed message contains a digital signature from the sender to further authenticate the message. If signatures are required, any unsigned message sent by this Web User will be rejected.

AS2RequireAuthentication Require username/password or certificate authentication for messages uploads. If authentication is not required, Managed File Transfer will use the ID to identify the Web User. Informatica recommends you set the 'Require Signature' option to 'true' when authentication is not required.

AS2MdnApprovalAutomatic If a return receipt is requested by the Web User, select if the MDN will be sent automatically during the Web User's session or manually after the message is processed.

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Object Arguments

HTTPSFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for HTTPS set to Certificate or Either, the HTTPSFingerprint column is required.

AS2Fingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for AS2 set to Certificate, Either, or Certificate and Password, the AS2Fingerprint column is required.

FTPESFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPES set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPESFingerprint column is required.

FTPSFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPS set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPSFingerprint column is required.

approvedBy The entity that approved file send or receive.

approvedOn Time when the file send or receive was approved.

pwdExpSentOn The last time that a password expiration notification was sent.

maxSessions Maximum number of sessions allowed.

inviteUserPermission Assign permissions to invite another user to web user self-service.

invitedBy The entity that invited the web user.

invitedOn The time that the web user was invited.

pastExpiration The entity has passed the expiration date.

limitTime Limit the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitTimeStart Start of the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitTimeEnd End of the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitDays Limit time of day the Web User can login.

limitDaysOfWeek Limit which days of the week the Web User can login.

viewActivityPermission This option allows Web Users to view their own activity report from the Managed File Transfer File Transfer Portal. Web Users will be able to view their login activity, as well as audit logs on their file uploads and downloads.

goDrivePermission This option provides Web Users the ability to use the Shared Drive file system for collaboration, sharing and synchronization of documents.

goDriveAccessType When Shared Drive is enabled for the Web User, you can select the Web User access level.

secureFolderPermission The Secure Folders option provides Web Users the ability to work with authorized network folders and files from within the browser-based File Transfer Portal.

userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption Select whether to enable a maximum amount of disk space available for this Web User in Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpace The maximum amount of disk space available for this Web User in Shared Drive.

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userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit The unit of space used to specify the maximum amount of disk space in Shared Drive.

privateKey Specify a private key that the web user uses.

algorithm Specify the algorithm used with the private key.

privateKeyPassword Specify the password for the private key.

sshKeys List of SSH keys associated with the web user.

goDriveAccessTypeCode The access type code for the Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode The disk space unit code for the Shared Drive.

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows a sample request body:

{ "id":0, "name":null, "firstName":"", "lastName":"", "description":"", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":null, "passwordIsEncrypted":false, "passwordHashAlgorithm":null, "httpsFingerprint":null, "as2Fingerprint":null, "ftpesFingerprint":null, "ftpsFingerprint":null, "loginAttempts":0, "email":"", "organization":"", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "accountExpiresOn":null, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":null, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true, "lastLoginDate":null, "createdBy":null, "createdOn":null, "modifiedBy":null, "modifiedOn":null, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "ipFilterEntries":[

], "generatePassword":1, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":true, "loginMethod":101,

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"loginMethodName":null, "inactiveDays":0, "as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"", "as2UploadDir":null, "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "approvedBy":null, "approvedOn":null, "pwdExpSentOn":null, "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "invitedBy":null, "invitedOn":null, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0, "limitTimeStart":null, "limitTimeEnd":null, "limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "godriveActivationDate":null, "sshKeys":null, "goDriveAccessTypeCode":"F", "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode":"G"}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "id":0, "name":"testWebUser", "firstName":"test", "lastName":"WebUser", "description":"description", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":null, "passwordIsEncrypted":false, "passwordHashAlgorithm":null, "httpsFingerprint":null, "as2Fingerprint":null, "ftpesFingerprint":null, "ftpsFingerprint":null, "loginAttempts":0, "email":"[email protected]", "organization":"Informatica", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "accountExpiresOn":null, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":null, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true,

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"lastLoginDate":null, "createdBy":null, "createdOn":null, "modifiedBy":null, "modifiedOn":null, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "ipFilterEntries":[

], "generatePassword":1, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":true, "loginMethod":101, "loginMethodName":null, "inactiveDays":0, "as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"addtrustexternalca", "as2UploadDir":null, "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "approvedBy":null, "approvedOn":null, "pwdExpSentOn":null, "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "invitedBy":null, "invitedOn":null, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0, "limitTimeStart":null, "limitTimeEnd":null, "limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "godriveActivationDate":null, "sshKeys":[ { "id":1012, "name":"DSAKey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"D", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"4A:B6:03:23:88:BD:AC:82:52:8F:B3:D2:10:82:31:CC", "comments":"", "publicKeyFormat":"O", "privateKeyPassword":null, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1490853161790, "keyBytes":"c3NoLzRHU21UL3ZMcHdUMX", "webUsers":null } ], "goDriveAccessTypeCode":"F", "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode":"G"}

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Web User Count REST APIUse the Web User Count REST API to find out how many Informatica Managed File Transfer web users exist. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/countYou can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

firstResult Specify the first result to present.

maxResults Specify the maximum number of results to present.

selectedSortColumn Select which column is used to sort the resource information.

sortAscending Sort the resources in ascending order.

matchAll Provide all the matches to the search expression when performing the search.

useExactMatch Exactly match the search expression when performing the search.

simpleSearchString Use a simple search string to perform the search.

simpleSearch Use a simple search to perform the search.

searchString Specify the search string used to perform the search.

webUserNames List of web user names to search for.

Request Body ExampleThe following code shows a sample request body:

{ "firstResult":0, "maxResults":50, "selectedSortColumn":0, "sortAscending":true, "matchAll":true, "useExactMatch":false, "simpleSearchString":null, "simpleSearch":false, "searchString":null, "webUserNames":null, "markExisting":false}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

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Find Web User REST APIUse the Find Web User REST API to find an Informatica Managed File Transfer web user using a search expression. This API uses the POST method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

POST http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/searchYou can provide a request body in JSON to the REST API call. The following table describes the request body objects:

Object Arguments

firstResult Specify the first result to present.

maxResults Specify the maximum number of results to present.

selectedSortColumn Select which column is used to sort the resource information.

sortAscending Sort the resources in ascending order.

matchAll Provide all the matches to the search expression when performing the search.

useExactMatch Exactly match the search expression when performing the search.

simpleSearchString Use a simple search string to perform the search.

simpleSearch Use a simple search to perform the search.

searchString Specify the search string used to perform the search.

webUserNames List of web user names to search for.

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the web user identification number.

name User name of the web user.

firstName First name of the web user.

firstName Last name of the web user.

emailId The email address of the web user.

status Status of the web user.

organization Organization associated with the web user.

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Request Body ExampleThe following code shows a sample request body:

{ "firstResult":0, "maxResults":50, "selectedSortColumn":0, "sortAscending":true, "matchAll":true, "useExactMatch":false, "simpleSearchString":null, "simpleSearch":false, "searchString":null, "webUserNames":null, "markExisting":false}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

[ { "id":1010, "username":"automationweb", "firstName":"1234567890123456", "lastName":"akash", "emailId":"srivastava", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"automationweb" }, { "id":1161, "username":"hostedWebUser_receive", "firstName":"hosted", "lastName":"webUser", "emailId":"[email protected]", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1162, "username":"hostedWebUser_send", "firstName":"hosted", "lastName":"webUser", "emailId":"[email protected]", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1163, "username":"hostedWebUser_send_zip", "firstName":"hosted", "lastName":"webUser", "emailId":"[email protected]", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1155, "username":"https", "firstName":"", "lastName":"", "emailId":"", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1156, "username":"new",

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"firstName":"", "lastName":"", "emailId":"", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1157, "username":"Test", "firstName":"", "lastName":"", "emailId":"", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"" }, { "id":1169, "username":"testWebUser", "firstName":"test", "lastName":"WebUser", "emailId":"[email protected]", "status":"Enabled", "organization":"Informatica" }]

Find Web User by ID REST APIUse the Find Web User REST API to find an Informatica Managed File Transfer web based on the web user identification number. This API uses the GET method.

Use the following URL for the REST API call:

GET http://localhost:15000/informaticamft/api/v1/webusers/{userId}The following table describes the request variable:

Object Arguments

userId The database ID of the web user.

The following table describes the response body objects:

Object Arguments

id Specify the resource identification number.

name User name of the web user.

firstName First name of the web user.

firstName Last name of the web user.

description Description of the web user.

password The password associated with the web user.

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Object Arguments

passwordIsEncrypted Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted.

passwordHashAlgorithm Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted with a hash algorithm. Supported hash algorithms are MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512. The algorithms must be specified in upper case.

fingerprint Fingerprint associated with the web user.

loginAttempts The number of allowed login attempts.

email The email address of the web user.

organization The organization associated with the web user.

phone The telephone number of the web user.

enabled The web user is enabled.

approved The web user is approved.

accountExpiresOn The date that the web user account expires.

passwordExpirationInterval The interval after which the web user password expires.

passwordChangedOn The date that the web user password changed.

forcePasswordChange Indicates whether the password must change.

servicePermissions Indicates which services the web user has permission to access.

secureMailPermissions Indicates that the web user can access Secure Mail.

changePasswordPermission This option makes a Change Password link available at the top of the page in the File Transfer Portal for members of the Web User Group.

lastLoginDate The last date on which the web user logged in.

createdBy The entity that created the web user.

createdOn Time when the web user was created.

modifiedBy The entity that modified the web user.

modifiedOn Time when the web user was modified.

ipFilterEnabled Filter access according to IP. The IP Filter can be enabled or disabled at the individual Web User level.

ipFilterType Type of IP filter. A Blacklist will deny any specified addresses and permit all others, whereas a Whitelist will only permit the specified addresses and deny all others.

ipFilterEntries List of IP addresses. The Filter Entries is a list of IP addresses that will either be denied or permitted based on the Filter Type selected above.

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generatePassword Generate a password.

displayPassword Display the password.

emailPassword Provide email password.

loginMethod Specify the login method.

loginMethodName Name of the login method.

inactiveDays Number of days that the web user was not active. The Web User account can be disabled after a number of inactive days. Inactive days are calculated from the last login date or the last date the account was modified.

AS2Id The ID of the sender (Web User). The ID is case sensitive and can be 1 to 128 ASCII printable characters in length.

AS2SignatureAlias This is the alias of the public certificate used by this Web User to sign their messages. If

AS2UploadDir The location where messages are saved when received.

AS2WhenFileExist The action that Managed File Transfer performs when a file with the same name already exists in the default upload folder.

AS2RequireEncryption This option indicates whether or not messages sent by this Web User must be encrypted.

AS2RequireSignature A signed message contains a digital signature from the sender to further authenticate the message. If signatures are required, any unsigned message sent by this Web User will be rejected.

AS2RequireAuthentication Require username/password or certificate authentication for messages uploads. If authentication is not required, Managed File Transfer will use the ID to identify the Web User. Informatica recommends you set the 'Require Signature' option to 'true' when authentication is not required.

AS2MdnApprovalAutomatic If a return receipt is requested by the Web User, select if the MDN will be sent automatically during the Web User's session or manually after the message is processed.

HTTPSFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for HTTPS set to Certificate or Either, the HTTPSFingerprint column is required.

AS2Fingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for AS2 set to Certificate, Either, or Certificate and Password, the AS2Fingerprint column is required.

FTPESFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPES set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPESFingerprint column is required.

FTPSFingerprint If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPS set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPSFingerprint column is required.

approvedBy The entity that approved file send or receive.

approvedOn Time when the file send or receive was approved.

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Object Arguments

pwdExpSentOn The last time that a password expiration notification was sent.

maxSessions Maximum number of sessions allowed.

inviteUserPermission Assign permissions to invite another user to web user self-service.

invitedBy The entity that invited the web user.

invitedOn The time that the web user was invited.

pastExpiration The entity has passed the expiration date.

limitTime Limit the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitTimeStart Start of the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitTimeEnd End of the time period in which the Web User can login.

limitDays Limit time of day the Web User can login.

limitDaysOfWeek Limit which days of the week the Web User can login.

viewActivityPermission This option allows Web Users to view their own activity report from the Managed File Transfer File Transfer Portal. Web Users will be able to view their login activity, as well as audit logs on their file uploads and downloads.

goDrivePermission This option provides Web Users the ability to use the Shared Drive file system for collaboration, sharing and synchronization of documents.

goDriveAccessType When Shared Drive is enabled for the Web User, you can select the Web User access level.

secureFolderPermission The Secure Folders option provides Web Users the ability to work with authorized network folders and files from within the browser-based File Transfer Portal.

userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption Select whether to enable a maximum amount of disk space available for this Web User in Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpace The maximum amount of disk space available for this Web User in Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit The unit of space used to specify the maximum amount of disk space in Shared Drive.

privateKey Specify a private key that the web user uses.

algorithm Specify the algorithm used with the private key.

privateKeyPassword Specify the password for the private key.

sshKeys List of SSH keys associated with the web user.

goDriveAccessTypeCode The access type code for the Shared Drive.

userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnitCode The disk space unit code for the Shared Drive.

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Request Body ExampleThe following code shows a sample request body:

{ "firstResult":0, "maxResults":50, "selectedSortColumn":0, "sortAscending":true, "matchAll":true, "useExactMatch":false, "simpleSearchString":null, "simpleSearch":false, "searchString":null, "webUserNames":null, "markExisting":false}

Response Body ExamplesThe following code shows a response body:

{ "id":1169, "name":"testWebUser", "firstName":"test", "lastName":"WebUser", "description":"description", "ghttpsAuthType":"P", "gas2AuthType":"P", "gftpesAuthType":"P", "gftpsAuthType":"P", "gsftpAuthType":"P", "password":"FY+LD6StdyiWw07v8Y/BLsVMIO9h1QoGWJhV5vnlkicmxBRjeJartQWdhpmZw3NLi+VKCPYrd5lFhtEL1rh8nA==", "passwordIsEncrypted":true, "passwordHashAlgorithm":"SHA512", "loginAttempts":0, "email":"[email protected]", "organization":"Informatica", "phone":"", "enabled":true, "approved":true, "passwordExpirationInterval":-1, "passwordChangedOn":1491199781370, "forcePasswordChange":false, "servicePermissions":31, "secureMailPermissions":1, "changePasswordPermission":true, "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1491199781370, "modifiedBy":"sys", "modifiedOn":1491199781370, "ipFilterEnabled":false, "ipFilterType":"A", "generatePassword":0, "displayPassword":false, "emailPassword":false, "loginMethod":101, "inactiveDays":-1, "as2Id":"", "as2SignatureAlias":"addtrustexternalca", "as2WhenFileExist":-1, "as2RequireEncryption":"", "as2RequireSignature":"", "as2RequireAuthentication":"", "as2MdnApprovalAutomatic":"", "maxSessions":-1, "inviteUserPermission":true, "pastExpiration":false, "limitTime":0,

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"limitDays":0, "limitDaysOfWeek":0, "viewActivityPermission":true, "goDrivePermission":true, "goDriveAccessType":"FULLACCESS", "secureFolderPermission":true, "userGoDriveDiskQuotaOption":"NOT_SPECIFIED", "userGoDriveDiskSpace":5, "userGoDriveDiskSpaceUnit":"GB", "sshKeys":[ { "id":1012, "name":"DSAKey", "privateKey":false, "algorithm":"D", "size":1024, "fingerprint":"4A:B6:03:23:88:BD:AC:82:52:8F:B3:D2:10:82:31:CC", "comments":"", "publicKeyFormat":"O", "createdBy":"sys", "createdOn":1490853161790 } ]}

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Index

AAdd Web User REST API

definition 57

CCertificate Details REST API

definition 10Create Resource REST API

definition 23Create Web User REST API

definition 51

DDefault Resource Definition REST API

definition 27Delete Resource REST API

definition 28

FFind SSH Key REST API

definition 13Find Web User by ID REST API

definition 67Find Web User REST API

definition 65

JJob Log REST API

definition 14

LLogin Methods REST API

definition 12

PPing Managed File Transfer REST API

definition 9Project API

Project Definition 17Project List 15

Project API (continued)Project Modification Timestamp 18

Project Definition REST API definition 17

Project List REST API definition 15

Project Modification Timestamp REST API definition 18

RResource API

Create Resource 23Default Resource definition 27Delete Resource 28Resource Beaninfo 38Resource Count 21Resource List 19Test Resource 33

Resource Beaninfo REST API definition 38

Resource Count REST API definition 21

Resource List REST API definition 19

TTest Resource REST API

definition 33

UUpdate Resource REST API

definition 29Resource API

Update Resource 29

WWeb User API

Add Web User 57Create Web User 51Find Web User 65Find Web User by ID 67Web User Count 64

Web User Count REST API definition 64

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