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The content of the MultiForwardingUDR will be stored at the path that you have set in the fntSpecification field. Use the APL functions fntAddString and fntAddDirDelimiter to set the value of this field. For further information about these functions, see 16. FNTUDR Functions in APL Reference Guide.
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Non-existing directories will be created if the Create Non-Existing Directories check check box under the Filename Template tab is checked. If not checked, a runtime error will occur if a previously unknown directory exists in the FNTUDR of an incoming MultiForwardingUDR. Every configuration option referring to bytearray input is ignored when MultiForwardingUDRs are expected.
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This example shows the APL code used in an Analysis agent connected to a forwarding agent expecting input of type MultiForwardingUDRs. | Code Block |
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| import ultra.FNT;
MultiForwardingUDR createMultiForwardingUDR
(string dir, string file, bytearray fileContent){
//Create the FNTUDR
FNTUDR fntudr = udrCreate(FNTUDR);
fntAddString(fntudr, dir);
fntAddDirDelimiter(fntudr);//Add a directory
fntAddString(fntudr, file);//Add a file
MultiForwardingUDR multiForwardingUDR =
udrCreate(MultiForwardingUDR);
multiForwardingUDR.fntSpecification = fntudr;
multiForwardingUDR.content = fileContent;
return multiForwardingUDR;
}
consume {
bytearray file1Content;
strToBA (file1Content, "file nr 1 content");
bytearray file2Content;
strToBA (file2Content, "file nr 2 content");
//Send MultiForwardingUDRs to the forwarding agent
udrRoute(createMultiForwardingUDR
("dir1", "file1", file1Content));
udrRoute(createMultiForwardingUDR
("dir2", "file2", file2Content));
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The Analysis agent mentioned previous in the example will send two MultiForwardingUDRs to the forwarding agent. Two files with different contents will be placed in two separate sub folders in the root directory. The Create Non-Existing Directories check box under the Filename Template tab in the configuration of the forwarding agent must be checked if the directories do not previously exist. |
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