thanks for the clarification. Is there any other method? Can I generate a report for many records at once, so that not every record will create a seperate document, but one big document containing all records on seperate pages
Unfortunatelly there are currently no option to automatically download the attachment using the business process.
As a workaround you can set up an autogenerated page that would show the link to the file, so you'd need to make one more click to download the file rather then going to the section and downloading it from there.
I would like to load programmaticaly the temporary table used by creatio when I import an excel file and then launch the import, specifing which entity fill
Actually you are still capable to use OData with business task to achieve required implementation. You don't need to use Scheduler for this, so disregard these deleted links, I will give you fresh one , please take a look on the actual OData 4 link with guide how to set up the integration:
The .NET FtpWebRequest class can download a file to an in-memory stream (without actually saving the file anywhere) that you can then process from the stream. This could be used from a ScriptTask in a process etc
FtpWebRequest request =(FtpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("ftp://ftp.example.com/path/file.txt");
request.Credentials=new NetworkCredential("username", "password");
request.Method= WebRequestMethods.Ftp.DownloadFile;using(Stream stream = request.GetResponse().GetResponseStream())using(StreamReader reader =new StreamReader(stream)){while(!reader.EndOfStream){
string line = reader.ReadLine();// process the line as needed}}
I'm sorry my explanation was not clear enough. For example, you receive an email. A new case is registered based upon this email. Once you open the case, you can find this first email received in the "Processing tab". The email address the request was sent to can be seen there.
There is no information stored in the case table regarding the email it was registered from. Usually, the category field defines the mailbox this case came from.
Hopefully, it's clear now, but please get back if you have any further questions.