We currently have a process that requires at the end of it to FTP the file to a server. This is currently having to be done manually at the end of the process. It would be nice to have an activity in Workflow that could accomplish that.
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Blake,
I developed a custom workflow activity to do FTP exports out of LF a while back but never fully deployed it. (The word I got from LF was that they didn't think there was much call for it). Here is a screenshot of the WF designer with the FTP Export activity selected.
Let me know if you are interested and I can get you a copy of the DLL to test it on your system...
Hey Blake
I wouldn't mind getting my eyes on that DLL if you were still will to share it?
Michael - If you email me at cprimmer@qfiche.com and include your email address I can send you a DropBox link and some instructions.
I would also be interested in this if you still have it. Christopher.Rogers@chickasaw.com
Christopher,
The FTP Export custom workflow activity is available for download at http://qfiche.com/products. All custom workflow activities are fully functional 30 day demos.
Hi Gents,
Any chance you developed the dll? We are looking for a solution like this.
Thanks
Lance
Lance,
Yes, Qfiche offers an FTP Export custom workflow activity that provides functionality to export a document, text, or attachment to an FTP or FTPS (FTP over SSL) site. The Qfiche Toolkit custom workflow activities are available for download at http://qfiche.com/products and all activities are fully functional 30-day demos. You can also reach out to us directly at info@qfiche.com.
Thanks Cliff
I found the qfiche site shortly after sending the request. I have downloaded and our dev team are taking a look at the tool.
Many thanks
Lance
I tried the Qfiche ftp activity and it works obviously though you will have to purchase a license eventually. In the mean time is there any other way to get a doc out of a repository either ftp, smb since this original discussion?
Brian,
The quick answer is that you can code up an FTP export from workflow using the existing SDK Script activity. As a matter of fact, any .NET functionality can be coded up in workflow using a Script activity or the SDK Script activity. The obvious advantage of the custom workflow activities are that the coding has already been done for you.
Doing a Google search will provide many examples. Here is one such link; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/network-programming/how-to-download-files-with-ftp
Thanks for the response.