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| XML/RSS to WebDAV (News)
(Note: proper mapping is needed!) Use this DataMap to save XML files or RSS feeds on your WebDAV server.
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| Buzzsaw to your File System (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) Migrate files from Buzzsaw to your File System.
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| File System to Buzzsaw (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) Migrate files from your File System to Buzzsaw.
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| File System to FTP (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) Upload files from your File System to FTP server.
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| File System to WebDAV (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) Migrate files from your File System to WebDAV server. Enter the description and the title of a file in Custom Table connector.
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| FTP to File System (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) Migrate files from FTP server to your File System.
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| XML/RSS to FTP (News)
(Note: proper mapping is needed!) Use this DataMap to save XML files or RSS feeds on your FTP server.
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about 9 month ago | Downloads: 24
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| XML/RSS to Buzzsaw (News)
(Note: proper mapping is needed!) Use this DataMap to save XML files or RSS feeds on your Buzzsaw server.
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about 9 month ago | Downloads: 14
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| Amazon S3 to File System (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) This Data Map enables data transformation from Amazon S3 to File System
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| File System to Amazon S3 (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) This Data Map enables data transformation from your File System to Amazon S3
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| File System to Flickr (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) This Data Map enables data transformation from your File System to Flickr service
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| Flickr to File System (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) This Data Map enables data transformation from Flickr to File System
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| WebDAV to File System (File Migration)
(Note: mapping is needed!) This Data Map enables data transformation from WebDAV to File System
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| Email attachment to File System (File Migration)
You can use this datamap, if you need to save attachments from your incoming emails to a folder on your PC. As you can't attach folders to emails you are sure that the attachments are all files so you map a Boolean Constant to the File System isFolder field and leave 'value' unchecked (like in this datamap).
You also need to map a Text Constant concatenated with AttachFileName_0 field. In the Text Constant you need to specify where the attachments should be written to. For example, if in FileSystem connector you selected C:\Documents and Settings\ludmilar\Desktop\test folder and you want to write your files into this 'test' folder, Text Constant should be empty. But if there's a folder (let's say 'New Folder') in your 'test' folder and you want to write your attachments into this 'New Folder', then you should enter /New Folder to the Text Constant.
If you have more then 1 attachment in your emails then you will need to create a separate transformation for each attachment.
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