Document Transfer > Target Repository > File System

Folder Path

Function:

Specifies the name of the target folder.

Accepted Values:

The absolute path of a folder on your AgilePoint Server machine.

Default Value:

None

Create New Folder

Function:

Specifies that a new folder is created for the file by the process.

Accepted Values:

• Deselected - The activity does not create a new folder.
• Selected - The activity creates a new folder.

Default Value:

Deselected

Accepts Process Data Variables:

No

Example:

• (Example) Create a Word Document and PDF File with Data from an App
• (Example) Configure a Document Transfer activity

Create New Folder Name

Function:

Specifies the name the process gives to the folder the process creates.

Accepted Values:

• One line of text that can have spaces.
• A process data variable.

Default Value:

None

Accepts Process Data Variables:

Yes

Example:

Refer to:

• (Example) Create a Word Document and PDF File with Data from an App
• (Example) Configure an Excel Write Activity
• (Example) Configure a Document Transfer activity

Overwrite If File Exists

Function:

Specifies if the activity replaces the file if it already exist with the same name at the specified target location.

Accepted Values:

• Selected - The activity replaces the file if it exists with the same name at the target location.
• Deselected - The activity saves the file with a different name.

Default Value:

Selected

Store the Response ID in this Variable

Function:

Specifies the process data variable that contains the response ID for the document transfer.

Accepted Values:

A process data variable that accepts an alphanumeric string with no spaces or special characters.

Default Value:

None

Accepts Process Data Variables:

Yes

Limitations:

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