A Target service allows you to send the fetched data to your desired location. The Spazio Target service is the component that sends a specific file to Spazio MFT/s.
To create a spazio target:
Click Configure >TARGETS > Spazio MFT/s Target.
Click Create Spazio MFT/s Target.
Provide the Spazio Target details:
Field Name
Description
Name
Name of the Spazio target activity.
Description
Description of the Spazio target activity.
Spazio Connection
Select the Spazio MFT Server Connection from the drop-down list under which you want to create MFT File Target.
Queue
Name of the default Spazio MFT/s Queue where files are queued.
User Class Name
Name of the Spazio MFT/s user class.
Sender Name
Name of Spazio MFT/s sender. The sender in this context is a logical MFT level sender identifier (not the actual userid/subject in AuthN/AuthZ terms) and can be used for filtering.
Correlation Id
Name of Spazio MFT/s correlation identifier. Correlation identifier is a logical tag that can be associated with Spazio MFT/s files having some business level affinity (for example, "PAYROLL.FILES") and can be used for filtering.
User Id
Spazio MFT/s connection user id.
Password
Spazio MFT/s connection password.
File Description
Description of the Spazio MFT/s file.
Data Type
Nature of the data contained in the file either Text or Binary.
Record type
File record structure either Fixed or Variable. Stream means no record structure and is the only supported option for binary files.
Most files will be either binary/stream or text/variable. In case of fixed record structure, the record length will be automatically determined based on the length of the first record.
EOR Type
End-of-record type for record structured text files. The options are PlatDefault, CRLF, and LF. PlatDefault means that the EOR value will be set to the actual platform specific default EOR for the platform where the process flow is running. For Linux, EOR will be LF.
Destination File Name
File name, without the path, used for rendering files on Spazio MFT/s managed by a virtual file system and as a suggested file name for file consumer applications/CLIs.