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Before you begin this step, you must complete Step 4B: Start the Send Ports and Receive Ports for the FileAct Store and Forward Scenario.
To create a test instance
Open a new file in a text editor, such as Notepad, and paste the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Sw-ExchangeFileRequest> <Sw-FileRequest> <Sw-FileOpRequest> <Sw-PutFileRequest> <Sw-PhysicalName>%PhysicalFolderName%\sample_put.txt</Sw-PhysicalName> </Sw-PutFileRequest> </Sw-FileOpRequest> </Sw-FileRequest> </Sw-ExchangeFileRequest>Note
You must replace %PhysicalFolderName% with the actual folder name you configured in the FILEACT receive location.
Save the file with the name “PutReqSimple.xml”.
Make sure that the file (Sample_put.txt) is placed in the Client Location folder.
See Also
Step 4: Test FileAct Store and Forward End-to-End Scenario
Step 4A: Start the SWIFTNet Service for the FileAct Store and Forward Scenario
Step 4B: Start the Send Ports and Receive Ports for the FileAct Store and Forward Scenario
Step 4D: Test a Valid Instance for the FileAct Store and Forward Scenario