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Updating a file listener

Use a PUT request to update a file listener.

PUT Request

Use the following URI to update an existing file listener.

PUT <server URL>/mftsaas/api/v1/filelisteners/<filelistener ID>

Use the following fields in the PUT request:

Field	Type	Required	Description
id	String	Yes	ID number associated with the file listener.
name	String	Yes	Name of the file listener.
description	String	-	Description of the file listener.
status	String	Yes	Status of the file listener. enabled . Listens to files on the designated folder. disabled . Does not listen to files on the designated folder.
agentGroup	Numeric	Yes	Runtime environment that contains the Secure Agent used to run the file listener.
connectionType	String	Yes	Type of the connection to which the file listener listens.
connection	String	Yes	Connection to which the file listener listens.
folderPath	String	Yes	Path to the folder on the connection to which the file listener listens.
filePattern	String	Yes	File name pattern to which the file listener listens.
Post Action	String	-	Determines the action the file listener must perform after the file listener listens to the events. You can select the post action as Delete only if the file pattern is an indicator file. Default is None. The following connection types support the Post Action option: Local folder Advanced FTP V2 Advanced FTPS V2 Advanced SFTP V2 Azure Data Lake Store Gen2
patternType	String	Yes	The file pattern. wildcard. Use wildcard patterns of file name. regex. Use regular expression to match the file pattern. Consider the following examples: Use the following syntax to listen to all files except for files with a name that contains out, foo, and baz: ^(?!.(?:out\|baz\|foo)).$ à all except Use the following syntax to listen to all files with doc and docx, pdf extensions: ([a-zA-Z0-9\s_\\.\-:])+(.doc\|.docx\|.pdf)$ à
mandatory	String	-	Defines whether rule values are mandatory.
recursive	String	-	Defines whether rule values are recursive.
scheduleDefinition	String	Yes	Defines the frequency in which the file listener must run.
type	String	Yes	Frequency at which the file listener runs, daily, weekly, or monthly.
timezone	String	Yes	Time zone that refers to the start and end time.
startDate	Date/Time	Yes	Date on which the file listener starts running.
endDate	Date/Time	Yes	Date until which the file listener runs.
runIndefinitely	String	-	The file listener runs without an end date.
startsAt	Date/Time	Yes	Time of day when the file listener starts running.
endsAt	Date/Time	Yes	Time of day when the file listener stops running.
frequency	Numeric	Yes	Frequency at which the file listener checks for files in the folder.
frequencyUnit	String	Yes	Unit of frequency to which file listener checks for files in the folder, by seconds, minutes, or hours.
listenerEvents	String	Yes	Determines when the file listener sends notifications to the services that are registered to it. Response to each event, when the event is set to true is as follows: arrive. Send notifications when files arrive at the folder to which the file listener listens. update. Send notifications when files in the folder to which the file listener listens, are updated. delete. Send notifications when files in the folder to which the file listener listens are deleted.
stopWhenRulesMet	String	-	The file listener stops listening to the folder when the listener rules are met. false . The file listener notifies the registered application on events and continues to listen for subsequent events. true . The listener stops listening to the folder when the first event of file deletion occurs in the folder.
checkFileStability	String	-	The file listener verifies that the entire file is copied to the folder before notifying the registered services.
stabilityCheckInterval	Time	-	Time in seconds that a file listener waits to check for file stability. You can specify a value in the stabilityCheckInterval field only if the checkFileStability option is set to true .
notifyExistingFiles	String	-	The first time the file listener runs, it sends a notification if files exist in the folder to which it listens.
excludeFileEventsWhenNotRunning	String	-	Determines if you want to exclude the file events that occur when a file listener is not running.
continueOnError	String	-	Determines if you want the file listener to continue to retry and run in case of a failure, such as temporary network disruption.
emailIds	String	-	List of email addresses to send notifications if the file listener fails. Use commas to separate email addresses in the list.
location	String	-	Location of the project folder.

PUT request example

Use this sample as a reference to update the file listener.

PUT <serverUrl>/public/core/v1/filelisteners
Content-Type: application/json
Accept:application/json
Content-Type:application/json
IDS-SESSION-ID:{{IDS-SESSION-ID}}
{   
    "description": "Demo",
    "status": "ENABLE",
    "location": {
        "folderId": "avVCKODMM0RdSmcNWDnrKi",
        "folderName": "New",
        "projectId": "3iWWHkLbM2giVppBmJmZgV",
        "projectName": "Default"
    },
    "agentGroup": "01000025000000000002",
    "connection": {
        "type": "local",
        "name": "",
        "connId": "",
        "local": true
    },
        "listenerEvents":{
    	"arrive":true,
    	"update":true,
    	"delete":true},
        "checkFileStability": true,
        "stabilityCheckInterval": 10,
        "notifyExistingFiles": false,
	"excludeFileEventsWhenNotRunning": true,    
	"continueOnError": true,
	"emailIDs":"test@gmail.com,infa@hotmail.com"
    "rules": [
        {
            "id": 10070,
            "folderPath": "C:\\temp1",
            "patternType":"wildcard",
            "filePattern": "*.txt",
			"postAction": "NONE",
            "mandatory": false,
            "recursive": false
        }
    ],
  "scheduleDefinition": {
        "type": "DAILY_WITH_INTERVAL",
        "timezone": "IST",
        "startDate": "20181227",
        "endDate": "20181227",
        "runIndefinitely": false,
        "startsAt": "1015",
        "endsAt": "2355",
        "frequency": 15,
        "frequencyUnit": "SECONDS",
        "dayOfMonth": 0
    },
    "stopWhenRulesMet": false

}

PUT response

If the request to update the file listener is successful, you receive the response similar to the following example:

{
    "id": "eX5qlosUfEHbwvNwGpRwQd",
    "name": "FL512087",
    "description": "Demo",
    "status": "ENABLE",
    "agentGroup": "01000025000000000002",
    "connection": {
        "type": "local",
        "name": "",
        "connId": ""
    },
    "rules": [
        {
            "id": 10070,
            "folderPath": "C:\\temp1",
            "filePattern": "*.txt",
            "patternType": "wildcard",
			"postAction": "NONE",
            "mandatory": false,
            "recursive": false
        }
    ],
    "scheduleDefinition": {
        "type": "DAILY_WITH_INTERVAL",
        "timezone": "IST",
        "startDate": "20181227",
        "endDate": "20181227",
        "runIndefinitely": false,
        "startsAt": "1015",
        "endsAt": "2355",
        "frequency": 15,
        "frequencyUnit": "SECONDS",
        "dayOfMonth": 0
    },
    "stopWhenRulesMet": false,
    "listenerEvents": {
        "arrive": true,
        "update": true,
        "delete": true
    },
        "checkFileStability": true,
        "stabilityCheckInterval": 10,
        "notifyExistingFiles": false,
	"excludeFileEventsWhenNotRunning": true,    
	"continueOnError": true,
	"emailIDs":"test@gmail.com,infa@hotmail.com"
    "location": {
        "folderId": "avVCKODMM0RdSmcNWDnrKi",
        "folderName": "New",
        "projectId": "3iWWHkLbM2giVppBmJmZgV",
        "projectName": "Default"
    }
}

If the request to update the file listener is unsuccessful, you might receive an error similar to the following example:

{   
 "responseCode": "NOT_FOUND",   
"message": "File Listener with id 'eX5qlosUfEHbwvNwGpRwQd1' not found." 
}

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