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+{{info}}This feature requires an appropriate license.{{/info}} |
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+{{version major="7" minor="1" /}} This feature is available starting with {{formcycle/}} version 7.1. |
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+The WebDAV connections menu lets you configure connections globally and reuse them later. For example, users can later select a WebDAV connection in the workflow action [[Save to WebDAV server>>doc:Formcycle.Designer.Workflow.Actions.SaveToWebDAV]] without having to be aware of the connection details. |
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+{{figure image="webdav_overview_en.png" clear="h1"}} |
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+{{id name="fix_webdav_overview"/}} |
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+Creating a WebDAV connection in {{formcycle/}}. (1) On the left is a list of existing WebDAV connections. (2) On the right, users can configure the selected WebDAV connection. |
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+{{/figure}} |
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+== Create WebDAV connection == |
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+* Open the "WebDAV Connections" module and click on the "New" button {{ficon name="plus-circle-outline"/}} in the list header. |
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+* Assign any alias and an optional description. |
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+* The following data is required for the WebDAV connection itself: |
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+; Protocol |
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+: Currently available protocols are //HTTP// (unencrypted) und //HTTPS// (encrypted). If the WebDAV server supports it, we recommend you use //HTTPS//. |
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+; Base URL of the provider |
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+: The address of the WebDAV server. You can also add a path to limit access to folders and files at that path. |
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+; Port |
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+: By default, port 80 is used for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS. If different, you must specify the port here. |
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+; User name |
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+: Username for the WebDAV server, if required. |
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+; Password |
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+: Password for the WebDAV server, if required. |
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+; Read timeout |
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+: Timeout in seconds for establishing a connection to the WebDAV server. |
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+; Connection timeout |
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+: Timeout in seconds for reading data from the WebDAV server (maximum allowed time between to data packets). |
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+After the WebDAV connection was created, it appears in list of connections to the left. |
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+{{info}} |
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+The base URL of a WebDAV servers usually has the following structure: |
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+{{code language="none"}} |
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+<subdomain>.<hostname>.<top-level> |
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+{{/code}} |
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+However, some servers allow WebDAV access only in certain substructures. In addition, the HTTP PUT method must be supported. If you are unsure, please contact your provider. |
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+{{/info}} |
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+{{info}} |
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+The characters reserved in URLs must be [[percent encoded>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding]], otherwise they will be replaced by an "_" (underscore). |
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+{{/info}} |
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+== Test WebDAV connection == |
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+You can aslo check whether the entered connection data is valid. Click on the "Test Connection" button to check whether a connection to the WebDAV server can be established. If successful, all existing folders and files are displayed at the bottom. |
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+{{figure image="webdav_path_en.png" clear="h1"}} |
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+{{id name="fix_webdav_path"/}} |
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+All available folders and files are shown when connection test was successful . Here a distinction is made between folders, which can be expanded, and files with different icons. |
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+{{/figure}} |
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