tFTPPut No match file exist!

[Anonymous]

 
Hello everyone,
I am faced with this error in the console: No match file exist! although the file is indeed there. 
I need to save a file with an SFTP connection. The connection works but there is something wrong with that component (tFTPPut). Note that I am running a very easy job with just one component. I looked at other threads on this topic but couldn't really solve my problem. I guess there is something wrong with the way I specify the path for the file. Please let me know if you have any clues.
Any help very appreciated
Marco

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Have you checked following link?
https://help.talend.com/search/all?query=tFTPPut&content-lang=en
It needs at least two components in the job...
thanks
vaibhav

[Anonymous]

Hi and thanks for the reply. Of course I checked the help section. Though the FTP connection can be set up directly on that component. Having said that I also tried with a separate FTP Connection component and the problem still remains...

[Anonymous]

Hi
You should browse the local directory to "C:/Users/bi2/Desktop/try/" and set the filemask as "dsada.docx".
Best regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

So Filemask exclude the extension? Am I right? What happens if there are two files with the same name and different extensions in a given local directory?
Thanks

[Anonymous]

No, input the full file name or a regex expression, for example:
"*.txt"
Best regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

 
Hi Shong
Thanks for your reply. When I specify the extension (see new picture) I get an error Exception in component tFTPPut_1 2: No such file
I checked again and again name and extensions and they are correct. Does it have anything to do with hide file extensions in Windows?

[Anonymous]

Hi

 Does it have anything to do with hide file extensions in Windows?

I have tried to hide the file extension and it also works. I am using Talend Open Studio for Data Integration 5.5.0, can you try to move this file to another folder and test it again? Maybe it is a permission issue in your case?
Best regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

I also tried with a different file in another location and still nothing. I do not think it is a permissions issue as the file was saved in a desktop folder. I am using Version: 5.5.1 Build id: r118616-20140617-1110 of TOS.
Marco

[Anonymous]

Can you create a simple job using tFileList with appropriate filter and displaying the name of the file you need...? This way you will be sure of reading file name...
Vaibhav