4.2.2 File Upload Using File Upload Utility

To upload files using the File Upload utility, follow these steps:

1. Extract the FILEUPLOAD_UTIL.zip file under the $HOME directory.
2. Place the Data Loader input file in the $HOME/FILEUPLOAD_UTIL directory.

   Figure 4-1 Data Loader Input File Path

   
   

   

   
   
3. Edit the Env_setup.sh file to update the ENV variables. For more information to get the IDCS URL, see Get the OAuth Client ID and Client Secret for getting the URL.

   IDCS_URL=<idcs-url>/oauth2/v1/token

   Example: https://idcs-0cb0c2b3ba624afca67467fd5eb9db49.identity.xxyy.xxyyy.com/oauth2/v1/token

   ENCODED=<OAuth Client ID>:<OAuth Client Secret> (Encode them using base64encode)

   See Get the OAuth Client ID and Client Secret for getting the URL. for the Client ID and Client Secret details.

   Example:

   ZnRwcWExMDEyMzEtcHJkX0FQUElEOjBkMmU5MDBiLTlhYjItNGFmOS05OWM0LTEwNTYyMDVkYWYwNQ==

   USERNAME=<App login user>

   Note:

   <App login user> should have FILE_UPLOAD role mapped.

   PASSWORD=<App login password>

   TENANT=<abcdef-prd>

   PBSMHOST=<PBSMhostdetail>

   Example : dc.pbsmcloud.us-xxxxx -1.ocs.oc-test.com

   Figure 4-2 PBSM Host Details

   
   

   

   
   
4. Execute PBSMCS_PAR_fileupload.sh with parameters – filename<space>filesize<space>mimetype. File size must be in bytes. This script generates the access token and the PAR URL. It also uploads the file into the object store and scans the file too.

   Note:

   To upload multiple files, execute the script for each file.

   Example: ./PBSMCS_PAR_fileupload.sh input_20150101_filename_example_8007.txt 334 text/plain

   Figure 4-3 Example of Input File

   
   

   

   
   
5. After the execution is completed, check the File Upload/Download UI to confirm that the uploaded file is appearing.

   Figure 4-4 File Upload/Download UI