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Re: ZipFile Writer - Subdirectory Support
Thanks for following up on this. I created a test pipeline and I was unable to reproduce my original problem and then I adjusted my actual pipeline and subdirectories started working. Perhaps I had an illegal character or space in the full file path. In any event it is working as desired now. Thanks!1.9KViews0likes0CommentsZipFile Writer - Subdirectory Support
I would like to store a large number of files into a single compressed zip file and in order to help with organization I would like to group the files into nested subdirectories. I have paired a Document To Binary Snap with a ZipFile Writer Snap and by using the $content and $content-location values I am able to store multiple files in the zip file. However, when I include the directory separator character “/” in the content-location value it is treated as part of the file name and escaped as "" and the directory structure is not created. Is there a way to create directory hierarchies in zip files using the ZipFile Writer Snap? Thanks!Solved2.8KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Workday API Issue
Are you able to execute the web service request outside of SnapLogic, perhaps using the Workday Studio Web Service Tester, to see if the Workday web service is responsive? Also the Get_Academic_Appointee_Request has response group sections to limit the amount of data that is returned. Do you need the full response from this web service or could you exclude sections like personal identification and personal information to reduce the response size?3.6KViews0likes1CommentRe: JUnit Unable to open schema file
Hi @robin , I am performing my snappack development and JUnit testing on an external laptop with the hopes of building the snappack and deploying to the GroundPlex through the manager application. I don’t have direct network access to the GroundPlex which is necessary to perform local development on it.2.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: JUnit Unable to open schema file
I ended up copying the .schema files in the schema directory of the .m2\repository\com\snaplogic\tools\snappack-installer\4.9.0.M1\snappack-installer-4.9.0.M1.jar archive to the directory the test runner complains about the missing files, jschema/src/test/resources/schema, where jschema is at the base directory where the pom.xml file is located. After copying these files over my JUnit test cases ran with the SnapTestRunner ran successfully. Hopefully in the next SnapLogic release this issue will be fixed and the schema files will be loaded through the classpath like what was probably intended.2.5KViews0likes0Comments