From file to payload

From file to payload

It is possible to load a file from the local file system into the payload of the workflow. This will overwrite the contents of the payload, so you might consider to save the payload e.g. into a property or an attachment before you run this advanced utilities component called, From file to payload.

 

The component has these parameters:



  1. File path
    The path (including the file name) of the file, that you want to load into the payload. This can be a fixed text, but if you click the T icon on the left, then you can use an XPath expression that e.g. use a variable like above. In the example above we load the file, Demo_Invoice.xml from the file system.
  2. Output type
    Specification of the file type, that is loaded into the payload. In this example we expect an XML file.

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