Files Release Notes

Release notes are displayed in descending order from the most recent release to the oldest. Known Issues are listed with the most recent release.

See TIBCO Scribe® Online Connector For Files for more information.

Note: To access any changes to metadata support, such as new operations, entities, or fields, reset metadata for the Connection. See Resetting Metadata.

Version 1.0.0

Released June 22, 2020.

New And Noteworthy

Use the TIBCO Scribe® Online Connector for Files to read/write the content of files including text or binary or read/write from folders. Pair this Connector with Text or XML Connectors to easily process multiple files in the same Map. In addition, you can process binary or attachment data, which also works with Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft SQL Server, or Tools (Base64 Encode/Decode Binary) Connectors.

This Connector supports the following operations and entities:

Query/Lookup —
- FileBytes — Reads the byte(s) (binary file data) of a file.
- FileLines — Reads the file one line at a time.
- FileText — Reads all lines in a file at the same time.
- Files — Reads one or more files in a directory.
Create —
- WriteBytes — Creates a new file, writes the specified byte array to the file.
- WriteText — Creates a new file, writes the specified string to the file.
Execute —
- AppendText — Appends text to an existing file.
- CreateFolder — Creates a new folder in the designated directory.
- DeleteFolder — Deletes the specified folder.
- MoveOrRename — Moves or renames a file.

Closed Issues

There are no Closed Issues in this release.

Known Issues

SCSLSYS-141

Summary: The Files Connector does not support moving a ZIP file returned from an HTTP response to a local directory. (Case # 01924736)

Workaround: None.

SCSLSYS-140

Summary: The Files Connector does not support moving files between a network drive and a local drive and generates an error similar to the following: (Case # 01881624, 01885128)

Operation failed. Label: Execute MoveOrRename, Name: MoveOrRenameExecute, Message: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect. : Error in calling Operation Execute