Example for JADE operation getlist over WebDAV with Proxy

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Introduction 

The JADE getlist operation enable user to list all the files matching with file_spec parameter from source directory. The getlist operation creates a local file list file as specified in the result_set_filename parameter.

Current release candidate 1.9.0.-RC1 has improved banner and also show filelist on stdout. Next planned JADE version 1.10 will have improved functionality file attributes e.g. file size etc.

Issues

WebDAV getlist support is subject to the following issues:

Feature Version Compatibility Matrix

Workaround to avoid bug JADE-293

To avoid the bug  JADE-293 - Getting issue details... STATUS  set parameter force_files=false in JADE profile or from command line.

Example Profile For Getlist Over WebDAV With Proxy

[getlist_webdav_to_localhost_with_proxy]
file_spec              = ^.*$
operation              = getlist
result_set_filename    = c:\__temp\getlist-output.txt
create_result_set      = true
;;
source_protocol        = webdav
source_host            = https://mediacenter.gmx.net
source_port            = 443
source_user            = sos_media
source_password        = qanN9UCH9eYUzHr2
source_ssh_auth_method = url
source_dir             = /home/test/outbound
;;
source_proxy_host        = homer.sos
source_proxy_user        = proxy_user
source_proxy_port        = 2525
source_proxy_password    = rug2vYaF7qNP
;;

Operation Getlist output

The JADE operation getlist create two local result files. The result file's name and location can be configured by parameter  result_set_filename . Since during a getlist operation there are no "actual file(s)" are transferred JADE creates two files;

1. output-file 
   • this file contains list of files present at source_dir with there complete path name
2. output-file.csv
   • this file contains the JADE operation's history details e.g. source_dir, file_name, size etc. 
   • the purpose of this file is to maintain a history of getlist operation along side of output-file

The above mentioned two files will be always over written during next execution.