Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.6 Developer Guide

The SecureTransport Pluggable Transfer Site SPI provides the com.axway.st.plugins.site.Connection interface that should be implemented in order to transfer files to and from the partner. The Connection interface version 1.0 declares the following methods:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.6 Developer Guide

In order to configure and deploy a Custom Connector implementation into SecureTransport Server, follow these steps:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.4 Developer Guide

In order to enable logging when using the Logger service, edit the com.axway.st.plugins loggers in the tm-log4j.xml file. For example, with Pluggable Transfer Sites:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.6 Developer Guide

SecureTransport Transfer Sites can be created and modified through the SecureTransport Administration Tool and SecureTransport REST API. In order to create a Pluggable Transfer Site that can be saved and modified by SecureTransport administrators, you must first implement the com.axway.st.plugins.site.UIBean...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.3 Developer Guide

Beginning with SecureTransport 5.3.3, the Pluggable Transfer Site Service Provider Interface (SPI) has been exposed to allow developers to implement custom transfer sites for sending and receiving files using SecureTransport server-initiated transfers. This capability allows customer specific custom protocols to...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.4 Developer Guide

A transfer site is a location such as a local folder or a protocol server used when sending or receiving files during a server-initiated transfer or for handling files arriving over AS2. Transfer sites are specified and managed on a...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.6 Developer Guide

The following topics are updated with Site SPI version 1.0 information:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

This example illustrates use of the SecureTransport REST API to create a Java library that uses Jersey client and allows clients to upload files, move files and push files to transfer sites. It uses the following resources:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following topics include an overview of the SecureTransport representational state transfer (REST) web service API and some examples of its use:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The following topics contain examples that illustrate uses of the SecureTransport REST API:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

These examples illustrate use of the SecureTransport REST API to create an account using a Java application, a Python application, and a shell script that calls cURL. It uses the following resources:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

This example illustrates the use of the SecureTransport REST API in a custom HTML template. It uses the Files resource to add a custom file property that the user can view and set. The custom property, confidential.level, is implemented for...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The new version of REST API in SecureTransport 5.3.0 is v1.2. New versions include new resources and all existing resources (backward compatible), which are still available in the previous versions.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

This example illustrates use of the SecureTransport REST API to push a file from the SecureTransport Server using the cURL command-line tool to post the request. In this case, the push uses a System To Human file transfer site.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Axway SecureTransport is part of the Axway family of managed file transfer (MFT) products. SecureTransport allows organizations to adeptly control and manage the transfer of files inside and outside of the corporate firewall in support of mission-critical business processes, while...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

This topic discusses how to develop custom applications in the context of the application framework. For more information about how to use accounts, applications, and subscriptions in the Administration Tool, see the SecureTransport Administrator's Guide.

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

ApplicationRuntime is the main interface implemented by the application framework to support application agents. ApplicationRuntime is instantiated using the Factory interface:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The Application Framework offers a number of java classes and interfaces located in the package com.tumbleweed.st.server.api. The API reference in the SDK contains information on the classes and interfaces. The following topics provide a brief introduction:

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

Represents the actual certificate data. This includes the certificate content encoded in a standard format, such as PEM format for X.509 certificates and ASCII armor format for PGP certificates. The certificate data also includes the public key associated with the...

Publication: SecureTransport 5.3.0 Developer Guide

The CertificateManager interface provides methods for: