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For example, after pressing the "Generate Example" button you might see this:
OPEN 608.89.58.81===> Replace this line with your FTP user profile <======> Replace this line with your FTP password <===LCD "C:\PROGRAM FILES\LANSA\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\x_dem\execute"PROMPT ........... etc ................
If your FTP user profile was QPGMR (say) and your password was MOUSE (say) then you should change the generated example to be like this:
OPEN 608.89.58.81QPGMRMOUSELCD "C:\PROGRAM FILES\LANSA\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\x_dem\execute"PROMPT ........... etc ................
For a Windows web server and for an Apache web server running on IBM i, you may need to change directory names.
For example, if the virtual name for your Images folder was Images after pressing the "Generate Example" button you might see this:
CD "//Images"MPUT <<PUT_SHARED_FILES>>CD "//Images/My_Private_Folder"MPUT <<PUT_PRIVATE_FILES>>........... etc ................
If
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the
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real
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name
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for
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your
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Images
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folder
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was
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LANSAIMG
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you
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should
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change
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the
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generated
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example
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to
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be
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like
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this:
CD "\lansaimg"MPUT <<PUT_SHARED_FILES>>CD "\lansaimg\My_Private_Folder"MPUT <<PUT_PRIVATE_FILES>>........... etc ................
Note that the upload script is static.
If you change any of your folder or mapped drive details you will probably need to regenerate the upload script again.
This property is in the Developer Preferences – Web Server tab.