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I got it to work, it ended up needing to be the Forward slash instead of the backlash (//workserver/work/jobs/) which ended up working. It must have something to do with the way Inject Lite uses it, because it works fine as \\workserver\work\jobs\ in Switch. Thanks for your help. Sorry for the hass...

I think it might be that preceding "\\". Is there another way it could be addressed? like "file:///" or "/Volumes/whatever"?

MichaelG wrote:Any idea what may have caused this?

Not really sure. Can you post a screenshot of the app/script properties you are using?

You can try to inject it (or https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/inject-lite) to see if its there before you do that operation

Search the forums for "ftps". AFAIK, Switch supports sftp but not ftps, but others have pointed out workarounds.

I think then I'll need to edit the scripts to look for a particular Private Data Key and I'm hoping that I can pull that info into the PD key so that the result is reusable and scalable. On the right track, but you'll want those scripts to take an input variable which you can edit in the flow. Then...

It looks like that would work, but your code is a little confusing. I would examine the behavior of your for loop. Print some log messages there and discover if you are looping correctly through each klantorder. replaceChild returns the node that was removed, print that to the log and compare what i...

You can't use require in Scripter, since that's a node thing. Remember, Scripter uses an old version of ecmascript so lots of modern stuff is not there. To do this, you would have to use the environment/file classes to open the .js file, then use eval https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Jav...

Could you post your XML file (or its structure)?

Maybe you should give the replaceChild method a try http://www.enfocus.com/manuals/DeveloperGuide/SW/17/en-us/common/sw/reference/r_document_class.html replaceChild( newChild : Node, oldChild : Node ) : Node Replaces the specified child of this element with another node and returns the removed node.

On your submit point, there will be a value for setting the dataset name. Use that same name when you export the metadata and it should work fine.

This is handy for debugging job tickets: https://github.com/open-automation/swit ... ket-export

Where do you want to make the string more readable?

Try adding "\n" to your string.

There is a way to set and get global data within scripter but I haven't really used it.
http://www.enfocus.com/manuals/Develope ... class.html

I think I remember this happening. I believe we had a Switch Client out there that was running an older version or something. There was a way to track it down by seeing the connected users -- it was an option in the Designer somewhere, but I forget the details.

Sounds like a good use case for Switch. You should break down this integration into segments and try to come up with a solution for each. For instance, start with "Switch to take a JMF from MIS". What limitations do you have with your MIS? Can it spit out a JMF automatically on some event?...