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CCX - How to get a file from a network drive.

jbushong2
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Looking for guidance on how to bring an xml file from a share drive to use in my application. I also need to write an xml file an upload it to the same drive.

John B.

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Jonathan Schulenberg
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This has been covered before: https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/96366/uccx-8x-how-playwrite-file-prompts-fromto-windows-shares

There are also posts for other approaches such as FTP: https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/140786/uccx-readwrite-fromto-sftpftp

Having said that, my advice is to use an IIS server to provide an HTTP GET/POST front-end/wrapper to your UNC path. The advantage over SMB is that CCX supports HTTP natively while the later will require custom Java classes.

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Jonathan Schulenberg
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This has been covered before: https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/96366/uccx-8x-how-playwrite-file-prompts-fromto-windows-shares

There are also posts for other approaches such as FTP: https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/140786/uccx-readwrite-fromto-sftpftp

Having said that, my advice is to use an IIS server to provide an HTTP GET/POST front-end/wrapper to your UNC path. The advantage over SMB is that CCX supports HTTP natively while the later will require custom Java classes.

I'm not versed in HTTP. Are you saying I need to use Create URL Doc and then use a DO step to issue the Get?

Almost. You would use the Create URL Document step followed by Cache Document to actually trigger the HTTP GET. Alternatively, CCX 10.x added a new Make REST Call step which is more efficient since it does everything in a single motion.