Download a file via Apache Camel SFTP from a directory on a different drive on Windows Server

To download a file from a directory on a different drive on Windows Server using Apache Camel SFTP, you can use the Camel SFTP component to establish an SFTP connection and retrieve the file. Here's an example configuration:

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import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;



public class SftpDownloadRoute extends RouteBuilder {

    @Override

    public void configure() throws Exception {

        from("sftp://<host>:<port>/<remoteDirectory>?username=<username>&password=<password>")

            .to("file://C:/path/to/local/directory");

    }

}

Replace the following placeholders in the code:

• <host>: The hostname or IP address of the SFTP server.
• <port>: The port number used for the SFTP connection (typically 22).
• <remoteDirectory>: The directory path on the SFTP server where the file is located.
• <username>: The username for the SFTP connection.
• <password>: The password for the SFTP connection.
• C:/path/to/local/directory: The local directory on the Windows Server where you want to save the downloaded file.

Ensure that you have the necessary dependencies and Camel configurations set up correctly. This includes having the Camel SFTP component added to your project dependencies and proper configuration of Camel's runtime environment, such as connection pools and key authentication if required.

Once you have the route configured, start your Camel context to initiate the file download from the SFTP server to your local directory on the Windows Server.

Note: Make sure the user account running your Camel application has sufficient permissions to access the remote SFTP server and write to the local directory on the Windows Server. Additionally, handle any exception scenarios or error handling based on your specific application requirements.