How to best publish files to multiple sftp targets

I have the following sftp bean Id configured in my spring application-context file. It defines two sftp targets which my application is to send different types of files to:

<bean id="targetA" 

class="com.sftp.Sender">
        <constructor-arg value="${A.host}"/>
        <constructor-arg value="${A.username}"/>
        <constructor-arg value="${A.remoteDir}"/>
        <constructor-arg value="${A.notificationDir}"/>
    </bean>

    <bean id="targetB" class="com.sftp.Sender">
        <constructor-arg value="${B.host}"/>
        <constructor-arg value="${B.username}"/>
        <constructor-arg value="${B.remoteDir}"/>
    </bean>

My main class looks something like this:

public class Main {

    Occ occ= ctx.getBean("occ", Occ.class);

    public static void main(String[] args) {
            if (args != null && args.length >= 1) {
                String target = args[0];
                occ.rePublish(target);

            } else {
                    String target = "Both";
                   orc.processReports(target);

                } 
}

My Occ class something like this:

public class Occ {

                 public void rePublish(String target) {
                     processReports(target);
                }

                public void processReports(String target) {
                    // determines who the target is and prepare the appropriate 
                    // file to send to that target

                    if (target.equal("Both")) {
                        // prepare both target A and B files 
                    }
                }

            }

Generally, when the program is executed, it should prepare both sets of files for both target A and target B. In certain scenarios, one transfer may fail and I want to be able to prepare and distribute files for just that target. I can only think of passing in the resend target as arguments in main method. But is this the best way to do this? What are your thoughts and how would you do it? Can I restructure the above code in other better ways?