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From the Utilities section of the action bar, click Upload
 and
drop it on the process diagram.
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Select the
Upload adapter.
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From the
context toolbar,
click
Edit
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The
Upload Editor appears.
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Click
Create New
 to create a new upload rule.
The
Create Upload Rule window appears.
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To edit the title, clear the
AutoName box, and enter a name for the upload
rule.
Process Composer for Dashboard
automatically names your download rule by default.
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Choose whether the rule is Enabled. By default, the
value is True and the upload rule will run. You can
choose a value of False to run an activity without
running its upload rule.
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In the
File Name field, enter the name of the source
file to upload into the destination document. You can enter the path to the
subdirectory (relative to the working directory), and you can use wildcards if
you are unsure of the file name or if you want to import multiple files. You
can enter multiple files in a comma-separated list; for example,
steel.txt, aluminum*.txt, settings/loads.txt.
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Select an
Object Parameter if you choose to upload
content from an object in the
3DEXPERIENCE
database. For more information, see
Object Parameters.
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Select the
Category where the content is stored, if you
choose to upload content from the current activity. For more information, see
About Categories.
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Select a
Title Specification to choose how the document
will be named.
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If you selected a user-specified
Title Specification, enter the
Content Title. If you selected
Document Title = File Name, then the
Content Title will be the same as your
File Name.
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Enter a description of the file that will be imported into the
database in the
File Comments field. When you display the file
in a stand-alone window, the comment appears on the properties page.
Process Composer for Dashboard
applies the same comment to all of the files in versioned documents that match
the upload rule criteria.
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If desired, choose the attribute groups that will be assigned to
the new document created by the upload rule. If you choose more than one
attribute group, the groups must not contain the same attribute.
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If the upload rule will create a new document in the database, you
can select the document type and policy. You can also select whether the
document is owned or referenced and whether an impact graph will treat it as
input or output.
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If desired, choose an importer. The importer refers to a preprocessing script
that operates on the files in your working directory before the upload rule
runs.
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Click
Done to create the upload rule.
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