When to use this connector
Use this connector to create flows that work with files in WebDAW.
Creating a connection
Step 1. In the Connections window click the +
button, select Files.
Step 2. Select WebDAV.
Step 3. Enter connection parameters.
Connection parameters
- URL - protocol://host:optional-port. Example (with no port):
https://yourcompany.com
. Example (with port):https://p112345.prod.phx3.secureserver.net:2078
. - Directory - the actual directory containing the files. This parameter is optional.
- Files - the actual file name or a wildcard file name, for example,
*.csv
. - User - username.
- Password - password.
- Preemptive Authentication - select this to enable preemptive authentication.
- Enable ZIP Compression - select this to enable ZIP compression.
- Add Suffix When Creating Files in Transformation - you can select one of the predefined suffixes for the files created using this connection. For example, if you select
uuid
as a suffix and the original file name isdest.csv
, Integrator will create files with the name dest_uuid.csv, where uuid is a globally unique identifier such as21EC2020-3AEA-4069-A2DD-08002B30309D
.
This parameter works only when the file is created using source-to-destination-transformation. Read how to add a suffix to the files created when copying, moving, renaming, and ziping files.
- Enable Wildcard File Name - if there are multiple source files in a folder, you can specify an algorithm which will be used to select the next source file to process. For example, if Files is set to
*.csv
andoldest
is selected, Integrator will always select the oldest file in the folder which matches the wildcard*.csv
. - Override Wildcard File Name set for Connection - if Wildcard File Names are allowed, Override Wildcard File Name set for Connection is enabled, and the file name entered in the FROM field of the transformation is a wildcard file name, the system will override the file name entered at the connection level. The default behavior is to use the wildcard file name entered when configuring the connection.
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