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Gepporello
Aug 8, 2025

I'm using an SFTP Connector as a client to transfer files to/from an SFTP Remote Server. I've been using successfully the following code to move files between folders in the Remote Server:

            var request = StartRemoteMoveRequest.builder()
                    .connectorId(connectorId)
                    .sourcePath(sourcePath)
                    .targetPath(targetPath)
                    .build();

            var response = transferClient.startRemoteMove(request);
            var moveId = response.moveId();

The code works and the moveId variable is populated with a unique ID (e.g. 7261e15d-3e46-4e02-8a6a-fc44f86c56af)

I expect to use the ID above to monitor the completion of the move operation, as StartRemoteMoveRequest is asynchronous, so it just instruct the SFTP Connector to initiate the move, it doesn't guarantee success.
How can I do that?

P.S. I'm hoping to find something similar to the following:

                var resultRequest = ListFileTransferResultsRequest.builder()
                        .connectorId(connectorId)
                        .transferId(transferId)
                        .build();

                var resultResponse = transferClient.listFileTransferResults(resultRequest);

which is used to monitor the completion of a file transfer initiated by:

           var request = StartFileTransferRequest.builder()
                    .connectorId(connectorId)
                    .sendFilePaths(s3File)
                    .remoteDirectoryPath(remoteDir)
                    .build();

            var response = transferClient.startFileTransfer(request);
            var transferId = response.transferId();
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