There is a way to integrate your third-party program with Centerprise. We have a workflow task object [Run Program] (Run Program — Centerprise 9 documentation) that is used to run an executable command, or batch file, as part of your workflow. For your case, you will need to create 2 workflows.
Workflow 1: You can use the run program object from workflow tasks, simply give the exe file path and provide arguments for the command, if there are any, and check the "Wait for Task to Complete" option to stop Centerprise from proceeding to the next task in the workflow until the exe file process completes successfully. Once your program has downloaded files for you to a given folder, you can connect it to a run workflow object. and call “workflow 2” into it.
Workflow 2: This workflow consists of the task that you’re already managing once the files are dropped into the folder through exe file task. You can use the file system item source object or drop file scheduler task to process files in the directory where the files are downloaded and then you can use them in your processes.
There is a way to integrate your third-party program with Centerprise. We have a workflow task object Run Program that is used to run an executable command, or batch file, as part of your workflow. For your case, you will need to create 2 workflows.
Workflow 1: You can use the run program object from workflow tasks, simply give the exe file path and provide arguments for the command, if there are any and check the "Wait for Task to Complete" option to stop Centerprise from proceeding to the next task in the workflow until the exe file process completes successfully. Once your program has downloaded files for you to a given folder, you can connect it to a run workflow object. and call “workflow 2” into it.
Workflow 2: This workflow consists of the task that you’re already managing once the files are dropped into the folder through exe file task. You can use the file system item source object or drop file scheduler task to process files in the directory where the files are downloaded and then you can use them in your processes.
There is a way to integrate your third-party program with Centerprise. We have a workflow task object Run Program that is used to run an executable command, or batch file, as part of your workflow. For your case, you will need to create 2 workflows.
Workflow 1: You can use the run program object from workflow tasks, simply give the exe file path and provide arguments for the command, if there are any and check the "Wait for Task to Complete" option to stop Centerprise from proceeding to the next task in the workflow until the exe file process completes successfully. Once your program has downloaded files for you to a given folder, you can connect it to a run workflow object. and call “workflow 2” into it.
Workflow 2: This workflow consists of the task that you’re already managing once the files are dropped into the folder through exe file task. You can use the file system item source object or drop file scheduler task to process files in the directory where the files are downloaded and then you can use them in your processes.