Configuring in Send File Smart Service

RE: Configuring Remote File Path in Send File Smart Service

Mike Schmitt — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 13:45:57 GMT

You would use the "check contents" smart service (either the "get remote folder contents" node, or the "getfoldercontentsoversftp()" rule), on the root folder (just pass in a "null" or "/" value for "server remote folder" / "server file path" to check the root directory), and check your list of results for the folder you're looking for.

RE: Configuring Remote File Path in Send File Smart Service

Dusty — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:38:51 GMT

Thank you anthonyp8915 Do you know how can i check if this file path exists using command prompt? Or what would be the linux command to check if concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName) exists?

RE: Configuring Remote File Path in Send File Smart Service

Dusty — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:38:38 GMT

Thank you Harsha Sharma that works. Do you know how can i check if this file path exists using command prompt? Or what would be the linux command to check if concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName) exists?

RE: Configuring Remote File Path in Send File Smart Service

Harsha Sharma — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:25:56 GMT

When you click on the little edit box besides Value it will open an expression editor. There you can mention value as "Inbox/"& pv!FolderName or concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName). With the operator & or function concat() system will fetch the data from pv and merge with string giving output as expected.

Hope this helps!

RE: Configuring Remote File Path in Send File Smart Service

anthonyp8915 — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:09:07 GMT

Have you tried using concat(). It looks as if you are just sending a string, instead of adding your pv!FolderName to the string
concat("Inbox/",pv!folderName)