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addVirtualFile

Add a virtual file to a Web User profile or Web User Group using the addVirtualFile command. The following table lists the available options for adding a virtual file.

To add a virtual file to a Web User profile or Web User Group, log in as a User with the Web User Manager role.

Example 1:

The following command will add a virtual file using a relative path with permissions to a Web User:

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator  -command addVirtualFile -userName kharris -virtualPath "/Inbound/Invoices/Qtr1.csv"  -physicalPath "${homeDirectory}/Inbound/Invoices/Qtr1.csv" -permissions download overwrite

Example 2:

The following command will add a virtual file using a relative path with permissions to a Web User Group:

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator  -command addVirtualFile -groupName HTTPSUsers -virtualPath "/Inbound/Invoices/Qtr1.csv"  -physicalPath "${homeDirectory}/Inbound/Invoices/Qtr1.csv" -permissions download overwrite

Parameter Name	Description	Required?	Default Value
userName	The Web User account name.	Yes*	None
groupName	The Web User group name.	Yes*	None
virtualPath	The relative path of the file as it appears to Web Users.	Yes	None
physicalPath	The physical path to the file that the virtual path refers to. The physical path can contain the Web User's ${homeDirectory} variable.	Yes	None
permissions	The permissions allowed for the file, separated by spaces. If this parameter is supplied without any values, the permissions are reset using no permissions. Valid Values: download overwrite append checksum share	No	No Permissions

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