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I tried it out with some fixed values for asd and xyz to reduce setup time and it worked. console.log is not going to show anything in the Switch messages! Make that: await job.log(LogLevel.Error, e.message); and you will get a (hopefully) clear error message. The first time I ran it I got the error...

I have not tested this but there is something that is not OK in these three lines of code: let workbook = new ExcelJS.Workbook(); workbook = await workbook.xlsx.readFile(filePath); // script jumps from this line to await job.sendToNull(); let worksheet = workbook.getWorksheet(1); // these lines are ...

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I suggest you give it a try on Tinder for Apps as we sometimes call it: https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/appmatch. Good luck

Describe the failure in the order system. It is not necessarily a network setup problem. Just browsing to the URL also does not say everything because that uses a GET. Submitting web hooks is usually done through POST. In order to test the network setup in a reliable way, my advice is to use a tool ...

Let me add something, just for the sake of education, because the approach Laurent described is much better in this case. Your idea to use "Sort files in job" was essentially correct. If you had defined "Sort key 1" as "Number" and the "Number index" as 2, then all the files in the folder would have...

I have 8 to 10 dummy-files coming in from different Submit Points, that submits data only. You submit dummy files, probably to submit metadata, and not data only, correct? In that case, know that you can also define a submit point as submitting metadata only. Switch will then create an empty text f...

You can ignore the map message. Debugging always stops there. Note that the script that is running is a cached version of your original. This implies that any breakpoints you may have set on the original main.js are not recognized. Stopping here means you can set your breakpoints on that cached vers...

This is something you can do directly in the XPath with which you get the info from the XML using an XPath function:
The XPath expression is perhaps not so readable in the image:

Why don't you simply use the time constraints of the flow? The flow will not run between the times you specify so Dummy Job Clock will not be creating files. Or is that too easy?

"Hold job" with the "Folder constraint" property set to "Yes" on the outgoing connection. "Maximum job count" should be 1 of course.

The behavior you describe has always been like that. If you want to allow negative number and/or floats during flow design (that is different than at execution time ), you should choose "Single-line text" in combination with "Validation - Custom". In the entry point isPropertyValid (legacy) or in va...

You do not need a script expression for that: [Switch.Calculation:Expression="[Stats.NumberOfPages] / [Job.NameProper:After="Copies"]"] for the "Pages per file" property should do it. However, you probably also want to make sure that the number of pages of the PDF is a multiple of the number after "...

USE PROMISES!

During the advanced webinar session (there is on Nov. 17th at 9am and one on Nov. 19th at 4pm) I will explain in a bit more detail why you should use promises instead of callbacks, and offer a strategy or two on how to cope with that.

You should let the property "Command or path" of "Execute command" point to a shell script instead of to ssh itself. Do not forget to chmod +x the shell script!

This is not something I am familiar with, so I cannot help you but let me ask you this: what is it that you are doing with the files in Photoshop? Depending on your answer my advice may be not to use Photoshop at all, but to use a much more efficient approach.