Appendix C- Repository Path
When uploading resources you can optionally specify a repository folder to add them to in
the Repository Path text box. This can be an existing folder or a new folder
which does not yet exist. If the folder does not exist the uploader will create it.
Also, as described in Appendix B the
uploader will create three further sub-folders called NamedMaps
,
NamedLayers
and NamedTables
.
If you leave the Repository Path blank or just use “/” then the resources are
added under the root folder. The root is the folder always called
“
default
”. Hence in this case the uploader will add the resources
to the following sub
folders.http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/NamedMaps
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/NamedLayers
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/NamedTables
If you specify a single folder name such as “DemoMaps” then the resources are added as
follows. If DemoMaps does not exist as a folder it will be
created.
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/NamedMaps
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/NamedLayers
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/NamedTables
You can also specify multiple levels of folder such as “DemoMaps/EnvironmentProject”. In
this case resources are added as follows:
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/EnvironmentProject/NamedMap
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/EnvironmentProject/NamedLayer
http://<server>:<port>/RepositoryService/repository/default/DemoMaps/EnvironmentProject/NamedTable
Note: When specifying folders ensure that you use the forward slash “/” and not a
backslash “\”.