Hi all,
I am using a Web Download tool to make a request to a URL and save the content returned. The thing is that I have no way to know where the content is finally saved:
Can I please get an advice?
Thanks in advance
Guillermo
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Hi,
Is anyone able to give a hand on the above?
Thanks
Guillermo
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Hi Guillermo,
By default, the default storage directory a Web download activity is:
<adobe install folder>/var/<instance name>/workflow/wf-<workflow name>/httpTransfer
(replace / by \ for Windows server)
If you select another folder (storage directory), please be sure to check the hints below:
Please confirm that you type a specific folder reachable by Adobe Campaign account on the applicative server, I mean, that there is no right access issue for the AC applicative server account.
If you are On Premise hosting, perhaps ask an administrator to set a specific folder with full write privileges (Linux or Windows is the same here).
It is not a question of privileges, please double check the pathname syntax, especially if you calculate dynamically the folder by using a variable (perhaps the variable is not correctly) and of course use / for Linux, \ and possibly \\ for Windows
Regards
J-Serge
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Thanks Jean-Serge,
I think the interesting point is what you say about Please confirm that you type a specific folder reachable by Adobe Campaign account on the applicative server, I mean, that there is no right access issue for the AC applicative server account.
As I don't really know what directory structure is available, or we can have any right access to, I would not know what to use there. I could make up things like '/home/customers/electro' but it's only guessing.
I hope it makes sense.
Thanks again anyway
Guillermo
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If you are hosted On Premise, ask your system administrator, if you are hosted On Cloud, ask to Adobe support where you can write such custom folders.
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Hi,
try this logInfo("Download File: " + vars.filename); in the advanced in the advanced tab of your web download activity.
It should give you the path.
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