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Re: Pushing docs with API
Since your file is greater than 100mb you could write it to the GPLEX itself as a file:\ format. We also have implemented Gluster as an attached storage option. The nice thing with it is gluster is attached to all GPLEX in the org so if your pipelines are executing on multiple GPLEX they can all see the files. Not sure if this is available on Snaplogic hosted GPLEX but for sure with the on premises ones984Views0likes0CommentsRe: Snaplogic: Integration with Selenium
This is not a standard SFTP Website and I have the following issues: They don’t allow the directory to be read using the directory browser snap. Thus I can’t get a list of files to download. Also the path changes with each file loaded. Ex https://somewebsite/1/201/20191001051406_download_file.txt (in this case the 201 might be 401 tomorrow) The last thing is the file is timestamped. See example above. I am afraid without the browser snap I may be stuck so just looking for options.2.3KViews0likes0CommentsSnaplogic: Integration with Selenium
Community, I need to access a file from a SFTP application that doesn’t allow read access to the Directory Browser snap. (This is by design) Vendor is Amex (less than helpful is the polite way to say it) The URL to the file also changes per run. So I can’t really calculate the value. I was thinking that Selenium might be a solution but curious if anyone had used it with the Script Snap? Love to hear about it!2.9KViews0likes2CommentsRe: IF statement in XML Generator
As you know there isn’t an if statement available. Not sure about your use case but one thing my team has done is to use a router that then runs an execute pipeline snap. In general we have found that many small pipelines give more flexibility than one large one1.9KViews0likes0CommentsRemove File Name From Path
I couldn’t find this anywhere in the community so now that I have it I thought I would share. I have a path like this file:///eloqua/test/test.json I want it like this file:///eloqua/test (no file name in the path) I got the answer from stackexchange It looks like this in a mapper Hope this makes someone else’s journey a bit less painful.1.5KViews2likes0Comments