Exporting Assets
To export ActiveTransfer assets
1. In ActiveTransfer, go to Asset movement > Export Assets.
2. On the Export Assets page, select the assets to export from the tabs that mention the types of assets. The Include dependencies option is selected by default. Clear this option if you do not want the dependent assets to be included in the export file. Each asset specifies the number of dependencies it has. To view all the dependent assets, click the number against each asset.
3. After you select the assets, click Add to export list and click Next.When selecting a virtual folder, all the child virtual folders are selected by default, but not the parent virtual folder.
4. On the Export assets page, the assets are mentioned under their own respective tabs. Verify the final export set. Assets can be removed while verifying the final export set.
5. Click Next.
6. On the Export Assets page, select the export action Export as a .zip file and specify a name for the export file.
Note:
ActiveTransfer downloads the exported assets in the form of a ZIP file. The location of the downloaded file depends on your browser configuration.
7. Click Finish.
8. ActiveTransfer has an option to export all assets. Click on the check box Export all and follow the instructions from step 4 to complete export of all assets.
Note:
ActiveTransfer does not export or import tunnels configured for Users, Roles, Groups, and Templates
Note:
You need to migrate all assets to certificate IDs using ActiveTransfer built-in service wm.mft.admin:updateFileBasedCertToDB before exporting and importing to higher environments, if these assets have any configurations pointing to a filepath as created by using Software AG Designer. Run the wm.mft.admin:updateFileBasedCertToDB service, to scan all the assets for certificates and store them into a database linking them to the assets using certificate IDs. If you later want to revert this behavior, run the wm.mft.admin:updateCertFromDBToFile service.