2019.2

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Processing
After establishing a connection with the DocuWare system, the plugin will try to upload the
specified file (either the Job File, or an external file) with the given index values to the selected
File Cabinet.
The plugin won't modify the file to upload in any way.
If any issue is detected during a file upload, the log messages and the related file and its index
values will be stored in a configurable folder (see "Login tab" on page701).
Errors can be caught by using the standard error catching mechanism of Workflow.
Note that the plugin cannot overwrite or delete documents on the DocuWare system. Even if a
document with the same index information already exists on the DocuWare system, the plugin
will upload the file as a new document.
It may, however, be possible to configure the DocuWare system in such a way that in these
cases, the uploaded file automatically becomes the new version of the existing document.
Warning
The plugin is not designed to be run in multi-threaded, multi-process or auto-replicate
environments.
It has not been designed for parallellization in regards to internal resource usage, file and
data access, or logged-on users.
Task properties
General tab
The General tab provides the controls for defining the file to upload and the related index
values.
File to upload
This frame holds all elements by which the file to transfer to DocuWare can be defined. The
plugin can upload the incoming Job File, or a file from the file system.
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Workflow Job file: Select this option to upload the incoming Job File to DocuWare.
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External file: Use this option to upload an external file. You can click the Browse button
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