2019.2

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Tip
It is recommended to refresh the list before defining any index values. Click the
button next to the Target File Cabinet name to refresh the list.
Note
In DocuWare specific index fields can be set to be visible or invisible. The API used
by the plugin is currently not able to filter. This can lead to differences between
indexes shown in the DocuWare interface vs. those visible in the plugin.
It also isn't possible for the plugin to show which index entries are mandatory and
which are not.
All index values must be entered in a unified format, regardless of the selected method:
l
Strings: String values will be uploaded to Docuware "as-is", without modifications.
Strings are Unicode-aware, so that non-ASCII characters can be entered as well, like
Chinese, Japanese, etc..
l
Numeric values: Numeric values must be entered using only digits 0-9, a preceding - or
+ sign and the dot as decimal separator. Any other characters are prohibited and using
them will lead to an error. The plugin will convert the value internally to match the
respective format as defined inside DocuWare.
l
Date values Any date values must be entered in unified UTC format. Generally allowed
formats are:
l yyyy-mm-dd
l yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS
l
Yes/No, True/False, 0/1 values: Such values may be entered as either "Yes", "1", "True"
or "No", "0", "False". Any other value will raise an error.
Also note that index names are case-sensitive.
Note
The plugin will not check any index values before sending them to the Docuware server.
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