Common export settings are settings that are available for all export types. Common settings is a UConfiguration.
General settings
Table 1 shows all settings available in the General settings group of the common settings.
Setting |
Description |
File name template |
The text template that is used for naming files created by the export. If no template is given the Application Server will automatically choose a file name based on the current date & time. Characters that are not valid for Windows file names will be automatically replaced with an _ character. |
Date time format |
The format string used for date time values in the export file. If format is syntactically invalid or missing the format d will be used Default is f |
Culture |
The culture used for formatting numeric values, date time values etc. |
Table 1: General settings
Output files
The files created when the export definition is executed can be stored in Output files. The Output files group of the Common settings UConfiguration configures this.
Setting |
Description |
Copy to output files |
If set the export files will be copied to the Output-Files |
Table 2: Settings in the Output-files group
FTP Publishing
The files created when the export definition is executed can be uploaded to an FTP server. The FTP Publishing group of the Common settings configures this.
Setting |
Description |
Publish to FTP |
If set the Application Server will try to publish the generated files to the specified FTP server |
FTP-Server |
The address of the FTP server |
Port |
The port on which the FTP server listens |
Passive |
If set, passive FTP mode is used |
Timeout |
The timeout to use when communicating with the FTP server |
Username |
The username used to authenticate against the FTP server |
Password |
The password used to authenticate against the FTP server |
Path |
The Path on the FTP server where the export files shall be placed. You can use a text template for specifying the path. |
Table 3: Settings for publishing exported files to an FTP server
Document folder publishing
The files created when the export definition is executed can be published as Features of type Document that is member of a Document Folder feature. I.e. you can publish the output of an export as feature within Redbex.
The Document folder publishing group of the Common settings configures this.
Setting |
Description |
Publish to document feature |
If set, the Application Server will publish the generated files as document within the specified document folder feature. |
Document folder feature |
The document folder feature into which the export files shall be published |
Use versioning |
If set, and if a document feature with the same name as the new export file is already in the specified document folder the Application Server will publish the new file as new version of that document. If not set the new file will always be published as new document. |
Table 4: Settings for publishing to a document folder feature
