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Exporting Files to a Remote Server

Use the JUNOScript file-put command to transfer files within an existing remote JUNOScript connection. The basic syntax for using the file-put command is as follows:



<rpc>
    <file-put>
        <filename>value</filename>
        <encoding>value</encoding>
        <permission>value</permission>
        <delete-if-exist />
        <file-contents>file</file-contents>
    </file-put>
</rpc>

The following attributes are used with the file-put command. These attributes can be placed in any order with the exception of the file-contents attribute. The file-contents attribute must be the last attribute used with the file-put command.

filename—(Mandatory) Within this tag, you include the full or relative file path and filename of the file for export. When you use a relative file path, the specified file path should be relative to the user’s home directory. If the specified file directory does not exist, the system returns a “directory not found” error.
encoding—(Mandatory) Specifies the type of encoding used. You can use ASCII or base64 encoding.
permission—(Optional) Sets the file's UNIX permission on the remote server. For example, to apply read/write access for the user, and read access to others, you would set the permission value to 0644. For a full explanation of UNIX permissions, see the chmod command.
delete-if-exist—(Optional) If specified, an existing file on the remote server will be overwritten. If this attribute is not set, an error is returned if an existing file is encountered.
file-contents—(Mandatory) The ASCII or base64 encoded file to be exported to the remote server. This attribute must be the last attribute used.

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