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Step 3: Create a Project to encrypt files

Managed File Transfer

as a user with the Project Designer role.

From the main menu-bar select

Workflows

, and then click

Projects

Drill down to the folder in which to create the new Project.

Click the

Create a Project link (located towards the top of the page).

The

Managed File Transfer

Project Designer will open on the page.

Type the new Project name and description.

Click the

Save

button.

The list of folders (containing tasks) will be displayed.

Open the File Encryption folder and choose the PGP Encrypt task.

On the PGP Encrypt Task Basic tab, specify the following:

Select the Key Ring (OpenPGP Key Ring Resource) that contains the OpenPGP keys.

For the Input File attribute, specify the location of your file to encrypt and sign.

For the Output File attribute, specify the name of the encrypted file to create. Otherwise leave blank and the encrypted file will get a .pgp extension (for example, file.txt becomes file.txt.pgp)

For the Output Directory attribute, specify the directory to place the encrypted file. Leave this field blank to create the encrypted file in the same directory as the input file.

Specify any additional attributes for the task. Field level help can be accessed by clicking the field name.

To add a public key to encrypt the file with, click the

Add

button and choose

Add a Public Key

option from the menu.

This will display the page titled "Public Key".

Click the

button next to the Key ID to open the “PGP Key Chooser” and select the public key.

Repeat steps 11 through 13 if you need to encrypt the file using multiple public keys.

To additionally sign the file (this is only needed if your trading partner requires digital signatures):

Select the PGP Encrypt Task by clicking it in the project outline.

Click the

Add

button and choose Add a Secret Key from the context menu.

This will display a page titled "Secret Key".

Click the

button (next to the Key ID) to open the “PGP Key Chooser” and select the private key.

Specify a passphrase for your private key. This is the passphrase you used when you first created your key pair.

Click the

Save

button to save the task.

You can add additional tasks (for example, FTP, Send Mail or HTTP) to the Project for sending the encrypted file to your trading partner's server.

When done making changes to the Project, click the

Validate link (located towards the top of the page) to validate the syntax of the Project.

If the validation was successful, then click the

Save & Finish

button to save the Project and return to the folder.

Execute the Project.

Learn more about how to edit Projects by referring to the section named Project Designer Features.

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Step 3: Create a Project to encrypt files

Step 3: Create a Project to encrypt files