Diagram
A file Selection includes specifying one of This parameter specifies the Selection of files from a source by the following settings: The specified files are expected to be available from the source for transfer by YADE. This parameter is used to specify an individual file or a number of files for processing. It is an alternative to the FileSpecSelection and FileListSelection. More than one file can be specified by using a ";" between the file names. All files will be processed in the order in which they are defined in this parameter. This parameter accepts absolute, relative and runtime paths of files that are to be processed. In case of a relative path: In case of a runtime path (file to process for a file-order in a file_order_source job chain): This parameter is used to specify a directory on one of the involved servers. Directories can be adressed using a folder structure, e.g. /folder1/folder2. For Windows systems when used with the LocalSource parameter then a Windows path including a drive letter can be specified. For all server systems the standard syntax using can be used which includes forward slashes to separate folder names. The directory can be set absolute or relative to the working directory, where the working directory depends on the server configuration. If for example a user "test" connects to an SFTP server then this user might have /home/test/ as a working directory. This applies to servers that use the home directory as the working directory. In this case you can use relative and absolute adressing as in This parameter specifies wether files from subdirectories should be included recursively. Recursion is effective exclusively if files are found in a directory. This parameter specifies the Selection of files from a source by the following settings: All files with names that correspond to the regular expression are added to a results list and are transferred by YADE. This parameter specifies a regular expression, which is used to select files from a Directory . All files with names that correspond to the regular expression are added to a results list and are transferred by YADE. This parameter cannot be used with the HTTPFragment or HTTPSFragment in any file transfer operation as the respective protocols would not support to select files based on wildcards. This parameter is used to specify a directory on one of the involved servers. Directories can be adressed using a folder structure, e.g. /folder1/folder2. For Windows systems when used with the LocalSource parameter then a Windows path including a drive letter can be specified. For all server systems the standard syntax using can be used which includes forward slashes to separate folder names. The directory can be set absolute or relative to the working directory, where the working directory depends on the server configuration. If for example a user "test" connects to an SFTP server then this user might have /home/test/ as a working directory. This applies to servers that use the home directory as the working directory. In this case you can use relative and absolute adressing as in This parameter specifies a regular expression that matches the path to directories to be excluded when recursively traversing a Source directory. This parameter specifies wether files from subdirectories should be included recursively. Recursion is effective exclusively if files are found in a directory. This parameter specifies the Selection of files from a source by the following settings: The specified files are expected to be available from the source for transfer by YADE. This parameter is used to specify a number of files for processing. It is an alternative to the FileSpecSelection and FilePathSelection. This parameter specifies a file that contains records with file names in each line. The files can be specified with absolute or relative paths. Each record in this file contains the name of a file which is to be processed. All files in the file list will be processed in the sequence they appear in the file. If a file in the list does not exist then the processing will be aborted. Future behaviour: This parameter is used to specify a directory on one of the involved servers. Directories can be adressed using a folder structure, e.g. /folder1/folder2. For Windows systems when used with the LocalSource parameter then a Windows path including a drive letter can be specified. For all server systems the standard syntax using can be used which includes forward slashes to separate folder names. The directory can be set absolute or relative to the working directory, where the working directory depends on the server configuration. If for example a user "test" connects to an SFTP server then this user might have /home/test/ as a working directory. This applies to servers that use the home directory as the working directory. In this case you can use relative and absolute adressing as in This parameter specifies wether files from subdirectories should be included recursively. Recursion is effective exclusively if files are found in a directory.
Selection
Element
Type
Required
Description
FilePathSelection
Required
FilePath
string
Required
Directory
string
Optional
as values for the Directory parameter.
Recursive
boolean
Optional
Notes
FileSpecSelection
Required
FileSpec
string
Required
Directory
string
Optional
as values for the Directory parameter.
ExcludedDirectories
string
Optional
Notes
Recursive
boolean
Optional
Notes
FileListSelection
Required
FileList
string
Required
In case of a relative path...
Directory
string
Optional
as values for the Directory parameter.
Recursive
boolean
Optional
Notes
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