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Admin: /* SWF Upload */

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SWF Upload

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	[[Image:Webaccess DLName export error.png]]		[[Image:Webaccess DLName export error.png]]
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		+	== Server side file selection ==
		+	If no file upload is requested, users can select a file from the server's directory pool. If administratively enabled, a server file selection button appears as a file selection possibility:
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess server file selection button.png]]
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		+	At the left side, a directory tree shows you the configured directories (optionally as a descriptor; if no description is given, the directory name is displayed). You can browse through the directories as you would expect it with a file manager of your choice.
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		+	After selecting a directory, the content of the directory is displayed at the right grid, containing the file names, size and last modification date. You can filter in the file names for a given simple search string. Sorting is implemented. By pressing the shift button during file selection, a mass selection is available. You can disable a selection in the mass selection by pressing the corresponding mass (de-)selection button for your platform:
		+	*Windows and Linux: Ctrl
		+	*Mac OS X: Cmd
		+
		+	By selecting one or more files, the "Accept" button at the bottom becomes active. By pressing this button, the selected files are taken into the new send job instantly without modification.
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess server file selection window.png]]

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 === Start export process ===
-By selecting one or more files from the file list, the "Export" button becomes active. By pressing the "Export" button, the administratively configured export process starts with the file selection. If everything is exported correctly, the resulting file(s) will be uploaded to the new send job. If an error occurs, a window appears showing the state of the export.
+By selecting one or more files from the file list, the "Export" button becomes active. By pressing the "Export" button, the administratively configured export process starts with the file selection.
 [[Image:Webaccess DLName start export.png]]

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	You can limit the displayed DLNames (which can be a lot) by entering a single search string which must be contained in the DLName.		You can limit the displayed DLNames (which can be a lot) by entering a single search string which must be contained in the DLName.
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		+	=== Select a DLName ===
		+	By selecting a DLName from the list, the content of that directory is listed in the right grid. A list if filenames, sized and last access dates is available.
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName show content.png]]
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		+	=== Search in file list ===
		+	By adding a search string to the top search panel and/or by selecting the requested file appendix from the "Format" list, you can search in the list of files.
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName search files.png]]
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		+	=== Start export process ===
		+	By selecting one or more files from the file list, the "Export" button becomes active. By pressing the "Export" button, the administratively configured export process starts with the file selection. If everything is exported correctly, the resulting file(s) will be uploaded to the new send job. If an error occurs, a window appears showing the state of the export.
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName start export.png]]

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	== Pre-processing local files and upload ==		== Pre-processing local files and upload ==
−	If your system administrator enabled the functionality for local file processing and configured the integration correctly for your platform, and also the OS4X Webaccess webbrowser plugin is installed in your webbrowser, you can select files from hierarchically organized logical directories (so-called "DLNames").	+	If your system administrator enabled the functionality for local file processing and configured the integration correctly for your platform, and also the OS4X Webaccess webbrowser plugin is installed in your webbrowser, you can select files from hierarchically organized logical directories (so-called "DLNames"):
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName button.png]]
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		+	The opening window presents you the possibility to select an available environment:
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName window.png]]
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		+	You can:
		+	=== Select environment ===
		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName select environment.png]]
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		+	By selecting an environment, the grid below loads the available DLNames contained in this environment. The last selected environment is saved in your user's configuration.
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		+	=== Search in DLName list ===
		+	[[Image:Webaccess DLName search list.png]]
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		+	You can limit the displayed DLNames (which can be a lot) by entering a single search string which must be contained in the DLName.

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		+	Adding files to a new send job is possible in various ways. Depending on the configuration of OS4X and the available web browser you use, you have the following possibilities to add files:
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		+	== Simple file upload ==
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	When adding files, just click on the button "Browse" of the "Files" section of the new send job:		When adding files, just click on the button "Browse" of the "Files" section of the new send job:

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	It's not possible to upload two files with the same filename. Empty file upload (=files with the size of 0 bytes) is supported.		It's not possible to upload two files with the same filename. Empty file upload (=files with the size of 0 bytes) is supported.
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		+	== Pre-processing local files and upload ==
		+	If your system administrator enabled the functionality for local file processing and configured the integration correctly for your platform, and also the OS4X Webaccess webbrowser plugin is installed in your webbrowser, you can select files from hierarchically organized logical directories (so-called "DLNames").

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	After selecting the file(s), upload starts instantly. A progress bar shows you the progress of the upload.		After selecting the file(s), upload starts instantly. A progress bar shows you the progress of the upload.

		+	[[Image:Webaccess uploaded files.png]]

	It's not possible to upload two files with the same filename. Empty file upload (=files with the size of 0 bytes) is supported.		It's not possible to upload two files with the same filename. Empty file upload (=files with the size of 0 bytes) is supported.

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	[[Image:Webaccess upload file.png]]		[[Image:Webaccess upload file.png]]
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		+	Depending of your web browser's technology, a simple file selection window opens of your operating system. This way, you can select any file to be uploaded to the server. Selecting multiple files is supported, too:
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		+	[[Image:Webaccess file upload select multi.png]]
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		+	After selecting the file(s), upload starts instantly. A progress bar shows you the progress of the upload.
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		+	It's not possible to upload two files with the same filename. Empty file upload (=files with the size of 0 bytes) is supported.

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−	~~There are two mechanism in order to add~~ files ~~from your local filesystem to an OS4X~~ send job:	+	When adding files, just click on the button "Browse" of the "Files" section of the new send job:
−	*HTML5
−	*SWF Upload

−	~~Both have several characteristics. These are:~~	+	[[Image:Webaccess upload file.png]]
−	~~== HTML5 ==~~
−	~~Your browser must support this feature to upload files a specific way. "XHR" is being used for this upload method, available in nearly all modern HTML5 capable web browsers.~~
−
−	~~== SWF Upload ==~~
−	[[Image:~~Minnelli logo~~.png]]
−
−	SWF Upload uses (as the name implies) a Shockwave browser plugin to access the local filesystem and transfer of the selected files. Due to the (widely available) browser plugin it's available on mostly any computer, but not supported on Unix machines. Also, due to restrictions in the browser plugin, the behaviour of the flash plugin may vary on different platforms and versions of Flash.
−	*fast and easy access for multiple file upload
−	*widely available
−	*nice GUI
−	*''may have file buffering problems on some platforms''

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 There are two mechanism in order to add files from your local filesystem to an OS4X send job:
-*XUpload Pro
+*HTML5
 *SWF Upload
 Both have several characteristics. These are:
-== XUpload Pro ==
+== HTML5 ==
-[[Image:Mail-attachment.gif]]
+Your browser must support this feature to upload files a specific way. "XHR" is being used for this upload method, available in nearly all modern HTML5 capable web browsers.
 == SWF Upload ==

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 *widely available
 *nice GUI
-*''may have file bufferung problems on some platforms''
+*''may have file buffering problems on some platforms''