Objective Connector 24.2

# Insert Files into Objective ECM

The connector's `insert` fetch action inserts files into the Objective repository. To use the insert action, you must construct some XML that specifies where to add each file, and the information to insert. URL encode the XML and add it to the action as the value of the `insertXML` action parameter. For example:

    http://host:port/action=Fetch
                              &FetchAction=Insert
                              &ConfigSection=MyTask
                              &InsertXML=[URL encoded XML]

The following table describes the properties that you must set in the `insertXML` provided to the insert action:

Property | Description | Required
--- | --- | ---
`PATH` | The desired destination path of the file in the Objective repository, relative to the top-level accessible folder. | Yes
`FOLDER_OBJECT_TYPE` | The type to apply to new Objective folders that the connector creates. The default value is dotdA12. | No

For example:

    <insertXML>
       <insert>
         <property name="PATH" value="/test.objectivetest.com/Objective Global Folder/Home/user1/newfile.txt"/>
         <file>
           <type>content</type>
           <content>SGVsbG8gV29ybGQNCg==</content>
         </file>
       </insert>
    </insertXML>

The `<file>` element contains the file to insert into the repository. You can supply the path to a file, base-64 encoded content, or choose to send the file to the connector data port. For more information about the `insert` fetch action and the XML elements you can use in the `insertXML` parameter, refer to the Objective Connector Reference.

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Version 24.2 | Last updated March 2024

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Product: IDOL Objective Connector 24.2

Topic Title: Insert Files into Objective ECM