WebDAV Settings

• Introduction

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  The WebDAV integration plugin provides connectivity to WebDAV compliant servers to enable automatic upload of documents
  

• 1. Server Name

  Enter the server name for the WebDAV server

• 2. Use Windows Authentication

  Checking this option indicates that the connection will use Windows authentication to connect to the server rather than supplying a server user name and password

• 3. User Name

  Enter the user name for authentication to connect to the WebDAV server

• 4. Password

  Enter the password for the user name for authentication to connect to the WebDAV server

• 5. Port number

  Enter the port number used to connect to the WebDAV server (usually port 80 or port 443)
  

• 6. Base path

  Enter the base path of the folder on the WebDAV server
  

  NOTE

  Base path must start with a forward slash, for example
  
  /accounts
  

• 7. Remote Folder

  Enter the name of the remote folder on the WebDAV server where documents will be uploaded into
  

  NOTE

  If no remote folder is supplied then the base path will be used
  If a remote folder is supplied it must start AND end in a forward slash, for example
  
  /{Date:yyyy-MM-dd}/
  
  Would create a WebDAV folder for each day
  

• 8. Auto create folder

  Checking this option indicates the any folders required for the WebDAV transfer will be created as necessary

• 9. Delete local output file

  Checking this option indicates that any local file created will be deleted once WebDAV transfer has been successful

• 10. Local error folder

  Enter the name of a local folder to use for error files to be stored

• 11. Test WebDAV connection settings

  Use this button to test the connection to the WebDAV server using the credentials provided