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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Groupware & Mail Products > Open Text: Livelink Forum

Export xml with Workflow Interchange

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1508198698 (MIS)

22 Mar 10 9:12

Hello ,

I want export a xml file with livelink to another server ( web server)

I use a workflow step : Workflow Interchange.

I have my file on livelink server with an external adress but not on my web server..

Can i have one action exemple for workflow interchange ?
Or maybe a best solution exist for my problem..

Target URL:  ?

Authentication:    If the target requires authentication, enter the username and password here:
User Name:   Password:

HTTP Method     POST or PUT


Thanks !

appnair (Programmer)

22 Mar 10 10:28

Do you have access to the KB and have you seen this link
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll?func=ll&;objId=2401183&objAction=browse&viewType=1
AFAIK it used to work with livelink 9.1 sp3 which is perhaps about 10 years old,but at that time I downloaded this a nd followed the example and it worked.I beleive once you follow the example you will probably be in better shape.
BTW the costly cousin called XML Workflow Extensions do allow xml files to be downloaded and uploaded as well.

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