2.72:FTP (CMIS Binding) - Revision history

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	<blockquote ~~style="font-size~~:~~14pt">~~		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|FTP}}</blockquote>
	~~The '''FTP''' connection type is a CMIS Binding that connects Grooper to~~ FTP ~~directories for import and export operations.~~
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	The connected FTP directory or directories are exposed as a CMIS Repository, mimicking its file system hierarchy as well. Once connected, you can import, export, search, and browse documents from Grooper.		The connected FTP directory or directories are exposed as a CMIS Repository, mimicking its file system hierarchy as well. Once connected, you can import, export, search, and browse documents from Grooper.
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	== Version Differences ==		== Version Differences ==

	Prior to 2.72, connections to FTP directories would have used the FTP Import and FTP Export providers. While these providers still exists in Grooper as Legacy Import and Legacy Export providers, they are depreciated components and no longer recommended for use. For increased functionality in 2.72, create an FTP Connection Type and utilize the new CMIS Import and CMIS Export capabilities.		Prior to 2.72, connections to FTP directories would have used the FTP Import and FTP Export providers. While these providers still exists in Grooper as Legacy Import and Legacy Export providers, they are depreciated components and no longer recommended for use. For increased functionality in 2.72, create an FTP Connection Type and utilize the new CMIS Import and CMIS Export capabilities.

	== How To: Create a New FTP Connection ==		== How To: Create a New FTP Connection ==

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	You cannot, however, export a metadata "buddy file" using [[CMIS Export#Mapped Export\|Mapped Export]]. If you also want to export a metadata file, such as a CSV or XML file, you would need to add a second Document Export step to your Batch process, use the [[CMIS Export#Unmapped Export\|Unmapped Export]] provider, and adjust the "Metadata Export" settings in Export Settings.		You cannot, however, export a metadata "buddy file" using [[CMIS Export#Mapped Export\|Mapped Export]]. If you also want to export a metadata file, such as a CSV or XML file, you would need to add a second Document Export step to your Batch process, use the [[CMIS Export#Unmapped Export\|Unmapped Export]] provider, and adjust the "Metadata Export" settings in Export Settings.

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	== Version Differences ==		== Version Differences ==

	Prior to 2.72, connections to FTP directories would have used the FTP Import and FTP Export providers. While it still exists in Grooper as Legacy Import and Legacy Export providers, ~~it is a~~ depreciated ~~component~~. For increased functionality in 2.72, create an FTP Connection Type and utilize the new CMIS Import and CMIS Export capabilities.		Prior to 2.72, connections to FTP directories would have used the FTP Import and FTP Export providers. While these providers still exists in Grooper as Legacy Import and Legacy Export providers, they are depreciated components and no longer recommended for use. For increased functionality in 2.72, create an FTP Connection Type and utilize the new CMIS Import and CMIS Export capabilities.

	== How To: Create a New FTP Connection ==		== How To: Create a New FTP Connection ==