Create Target

Use the Create Target dialog to create a new target for file transfers.

This dialog appears when you:

Click Targets in the left pane navigator on the Design page.
Select Targets and then the Create icon in the left pane navigator on the Design page.
Right-click Targets in the left pane navigator on the Design page and select the Create command from the pop-up menu.
Select create target in the Transfer tab.

You can set additional properties for the target after you create it.

Element	Description
Name	Names the target.
Description	Provides an optional and modifiable description of the target for other designers.
Type	Specifies the target type: FTP Remote, sFTP Remote, File, SOAP, SOA, Service Bus, B2B, Healthcare, ODI, Storage Cloud Service or WebCenter. The other relevant settings appear after you select the type of target. Specifies the target type. Click a target type for information about the fields pertinent to that type: FTP Remote sFTP Remote File SOAP SOA Service Bus B2B Healthcare ODI Storage Cloud Service WebCenter

Create Target: FTP Remote

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—FTP Remote.

Element	Description
Host Name	Specifies the host name.
Folder	If creating a source, specifies the location of files to be transferred as a directory in a file system. If creating a target, specifies the location to which files are transferred as a directory in a file system.
User	Specifies the user who has access to the source or target. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for user names that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the user name, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$john$smith`, enter the password as `\$john$smith`.
Password	Specifies the user password. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for passwords that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the password, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$xyz$123`, enter the password as `\$xyz$123`.
Confirm Password	Confirms the user password.
Control Port	Specifies the port for the source or target.
SSL	Specifies the use of SSL if checked. This is optional.
Implicit SSL	Specifies the use of implicit SSL if checked. This is optional.

Create Target: sFTP Remote

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—sFTP Remote.

Element	Description
Host Name	Specifies the host name.
Folder	If creating a source, specifies the location of files to be transferred as a directory in a file system. If creating a target, specifies the location to which files are transferred as a directory in a file system.
User	Specifies the user who has access to the source or target. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for user names that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the user name, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$john$smith`, enter the password as `\$john$smith`.
Password	Specifies the user password. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for passwords that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the password, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$xyz$123`, enter the password as `\$xyz$123`.
Confirm Password	Confirms the user password.
Control Port	Specifies the port for the source or target.
Authentication Type	Specifies the type of user authentication: Password or Public Key.

Create Target: File

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—File.

Element	Description
Folder	If creating a source, specifies the location of files to be transferred as a directory in a file system. If creating a target, specifies the location to which files are transferred as a directory in a file system.

Element

Description

Folder

If creating a source, specifies the location of files to be transferred as a directory in a file system.

If creating a target, specifies the location to which files are transferred as a directory in a file system.

Create Target: SOAP

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—SOAP.

Element	Description
URL	If creating a source, specifies the web service endpoint from which to transfer files. If creating a target, specifies the web service endpoint to which to transfer files. For example: `http://host:port/mftapp/services/transfer/url?WSDL` The default is `localhost`.

Create Target: SOA

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—SOA.

Element Description

URL

If creating a source, specifies the web service endpoint from which to transfer files.

If creating a target, specifies the web service endpoint to which to transfer files.

For example: http://host:port/mftapp/services/transfer/url?WSDL

The default is localhost.

Domain Alias

If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Create Target: Service Bus

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—Service Bus.

Element Description

URL

If creating a source, specifies the web service endpoint from which to transfer files.

If creating a target, specifies the web service endpoint to which to transfer files.

For example: http://host:port/mftapp/services/transfer/url?WSDL

The default is localhost.

Domain Alias

If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Create Target: B2B

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—B2B.

Element	Description
Domain Alias	If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files. If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Element

Description

Domain Alias

If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Create Target: Healthcare

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—Healthcare.

Element	Description
Endpoint Name	If creating a source, specifies the endpoint from which to retrieve files. If creating a target, the endpoint to which files are transferred.
Domain Alias	If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files. If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Element

Description

Endpoint Name

If creating a source, specifies the endpoint from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, the endpoint to which files are transferred.

Domain Alias

If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Create Target: ODI

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—ODI.

Element Description

Element	Description
Binding	JCA binding types are SOAP, FTP Remote, File, and sFTP Remote.
URL	If creating a source, specifies the web service endpoint from which to transfer files. If creating a target, specifies the web service endpoint to which to transfer files. For example: `http://host:port/mftapp/services/transfer/url?WSDL` The default is `localhost`.
Domain Alias	If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files. If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Binding

JCA binding types are SOAP, FTP Remote, File, and sFTP Remote.

URL

If creating a source, specifies the web service endpoint from which to transfer files.

If creating a target, specifies the web service endpoint to which to transfer files.

For example: http://host:port/mftapp/services/transfer/url?WSDL

The default is localhost.

Domain Alias

If creating a source, specifies the domain from which to retrieve files.

If creating a target, specifies the domain to which files are transferred.

Create Target: Storage Cloud Service

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—Storage Cloud Service.

Element	Description
User	Specifies the user who has access to the source or target. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for user names that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the user name, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$john$smith`, enter the password as `\$john$smith`.
Password	Specifies the user password. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for passwords that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the password, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$xyz$123`, enter the password as `\$xyz$123`.
Confirm Password	Confirms the user password.
Service URL	If creating a source, specifies the service URL from which files are transferred. If creating a target, specifies the service URL to which files are transferred. The default is `localhost`.
Service Name	Specifies the service name of the target.
Container Name	Specifies the name of the container, a user-created resource, which can hold an unlimited number of objects.
Folder	If creating a source, specifies the location of files to be transferred as a directory in a file system. If creating a target, specifies the location to which files are transferred as a directory in a file system.

Create Target: WebCenter

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This topic describes the settings shown in the Create Target dialog. For information about additional settings available after you create the target, see Target—WebCenter.

Element	Description
User	Specifies the user who has access to the source or target. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for user names that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the user name, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$john$smith`, enter the password as `\$john$smith`.
Password	Specifies the user password. MFT treats properties beginning with `$` as parameters. Add a backslash (`\`) before the `$` for passwords that start with `$`. This is only for a leading `$`. If there are other `$`s in the password, do not add more backslashes. Example: for `$xyz$123`, enter the password as `\$xyz$123`.
Confirm Password	Confirms the user password.
Protocol	Specifies the protocol for connecting to the remote server: HTTP.
Connection URL	Specifies the service endpoint URL for connecting to WebCenter applications running on remote servers. These servers can be in the same Oracle WebLogic Server domain as Oracle Managed File Transfer or in a different domain.