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This method monitors an XML file for new nodes. To specify which nodes to monitor, an XPath query is used and ; to identify which nodes are new, a unique element is required. Default properties are designed to work with the ticketcollector.xml file produces by an Alcatel OmniPCX Enterprise PBX. A unique element is required to track which nodes are new. Default properties are designed to work with the | Keywordmacro |
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file produces by an | Referencemacro |
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| Label | Alcatel OmniPCX Enterprise |
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PBX.| Screenshotmacro |
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| Border | false |
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| URL | /download/attachments/12588757/input_XML_file.png |
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| Field | Description |
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Location
| The full filename of the XML file to be monitored. The {app} variable can be used to specify the program data location of the running service |
X-Path query
| The XPath query to use when testing for new nodes |
| Checksum node | The unique node(element) to use be used to track which nodes have been added since the last check |
| Outer element | The name of the outer XML element to be used to contain any new nodes when the new XML document is created for output |
| Check interval | |
| Delay | A value, in milliseconds, that specifies the artificial delay that is waited when a change in the source XML file is discovered. If the file were to be accessed immediately upon a change, i.e. without such a delay, the operating system would most likely not allow access to the file so soon, causing a sharing violation |
File reader
This method opens a connection to an actual file.
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