If_FileManager
This interface module allows file manipulation server-side
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| getpagedir | | This command returns your current local directory on the server as an absolute path name. |
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| getglobaltempdir | | This command returns the absolute path of the global temp directory |
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| getlocaltempdir | | This returns the absolute path to the local/system temp directory |
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| mkdir | | This command creates a directory as a subdirectory of the directory given. Obviously the task that LeXml is running under must have permission to do this. Returns absolute path of new dir or 'error: ...'. | | | | Arguments: | | cwd=directory to put the new directory in | | name=name of new directory (as subdirectory of cwd) |
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| makepathname | | This returns the name of a file in a given subdirectory (used for OS independance since different OSs use different path separators) | | | | Arguments: | | cwd=directory where file would be | | name=filename |
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| dump | | Reads and outputs a given file (provided you have access to it). Returns 'ok' or 'error'. Use 'assignoutput=...' in your _call tag to assign the contents of the file to a variable. (path=full path to file) |
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| write | | This writes the contents of a variable to a given filename. | | | | Arguments: | | path=full path to file to write to | | data=data to write to file | | | | Returns "error:..." or "ok". |
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| exists | | Returns 'yes' or 'no' based on whether or not a given path exists |
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| delete | | Deletes a file. Returns 'yes' or 'no' to whether a file was actually deleted. |
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| move | | Moves a file from path1 to path2. Returns 'yes' or 'error: ...' |
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| writefromurl | | This command goes out and fetches a URL and dumps it to a file. Returns 'ok' or 'error:...'. | | | | Arguments: | | path=path of file to write | | url=url to access |
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| filesize | | Returns the file size or -1 if an error occurs (path=file path) |
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| namefromfullpath | | Returns only the file name portion of a path (path=path) |
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| saveproperties | | This saves a properties file containing a series of variables. All body options except 'path=...' are considered variables to be saved. |
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| loadproperties | | This loads a properties list into page variables named after the properties in the list. |
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| getpathseparator | | This returns the path separator used on the current box |
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