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ramang22522684
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February 1, 2018
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File Collector activity

  • February 1, 2018
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Hi Friends,

Could you please guide me that how can I can use File collector activity to read a file from my local machine (not from the server).

I tried to configure file collector activity in below manner but it is giving me error: "The source directory 'C:\Health Insurance\Working folder' does not exist"

Directory: C:\Health Insurance\Working folder

Filter : HealthInsurance_ Payment Database.csv

Regards

Raman

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Best answer by vraghav

Hi Raman,

If you marketing instance is hosted by Adobe you will get a sFTP. Most probably it is already created.

Please raise a support ticket in such a case to get the credentials.

Regards,
Vipul

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vraghav
Adobe Employee
vraghavAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 1, 2018

Hi Raman,

You cannot use a File Collector activity to process a file from local machine.

This activity requires the file to be present on server where wfserver process is running and you are required to provide the server path to fetch a file.

Please have a sFTP created on application server and then upload your file there. Provide location of sFTP path as per the server file system to have the file fetched.

Regards,
Vipul

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ramang22522684Author
Level 2
February 1, 2018

Hi Vipul,

Thanks for the update.

Could you please help me whether  a SFTP can be created on an application server or not.

If yes , then do we need out to reach adobe for that?

Regards

Raman

vraghav
Adobe Employee
vraghavAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
February 1, 2018

Hi Raman,

If you marketing instance is hosted by Adobe you will get a sFTP. Most probably it is already created.

Please raise a support ticket in such a case to get the credentials.

Regards,
Vipul

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