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  • 1.  Create custom directory under store:// directory or its sub-directory

    Posted 07/26/20 03:06 PM

    Hi,

    I have requirement to create custom sub-directory under store:// of default or application domain. Currently, no provision provided for this either through Web-GUI/REST Mgmt/SOMA for privilege user. Please let me know how to create it.

    Thank you in advance.



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  • 2.  RE: Create custom directory under store:// directory or its sub-directory
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    Posted 07/26/20 11:54 PM

    This can't be done. The store directory is used only to provide samples and default stylesheets used in DataPower. Why do you need to create a folder in that directory specifically -- what is your requirement? You will need to create a subfolder within the local directory.



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  • 3.  RE: Create custom directory under store:// directory or its sub-directory
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    Posted 07/27/20 07:44 AM

    I want share common files across domains. I don't want create HTTP services for sharing files and also don't want to fetch files externally.

    Please is there any solution for my requirement.

    Thanks



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  • 4.  RE: Create custom directory under store:// directory or its sub-directory
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    Posted 07/28/20 03:44 AM

    There is no way to share files across domains. It's a little misleading, but you can make them visible using the visibility toggle within the "Application Domain" settings, but you won't be able to access them in your processing policy or configuration objects.

    Best way would be to create a deployment script which pushes the files to each domain.




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