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XML Tags: HTTP or Network |
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Examples: HTTP or Network |
XML Tags: HTTP or Network
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XML Tag |
Description |
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<Header> |
The main wrapper tag for the XML style header. There are no attributes for this tag |
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<DestinationFilename> |
Contains the remote destination filename. There are two attributes for all systems for this tag |
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Filename |
The remote destination filename to be delivered to. |
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Rename |
Options are: |
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"Yes" |
(Default) The rename feature can be used. |
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"No" |
The rename feature cannot be used. Important: If this condition is found on an APPEND type delivery, the delivery will fail; APPEND deliveries must be able to rename. |
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Note: The FTP system has two additional attributes. |
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Examples: HTTP or Network
When there are no Pre and Post commands, it is not necessary to use the header tag.
These two examples work the same way.
No header
101 <DestinationFilename filename="remoteFilename.txt" rename="yes"/>
Data
Header
101 <Header>
<DestinationFilename filename="remoteFilename.txt" rename="yes"/>
</Header>
Note: Pre and
Post commands are available to FTP
delivery only.
If Pre and Post commands are used for Network or HTTP deliveries the:
Header will be considered
invalid.
Output document will be
flushed.
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Document Delivery technical notes. |
