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  • Profiles from settings files that use send/receive operation settings are converted to the respective XML operations Copy or Move (should the setting remove_files=true have been used).
    • Send/receive operations are deprecated, see 
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  • The YADE XML configuration clearly distinguishes between fragments and profiles. Therefore, the source and target settings from settings files are moved to separate branches of the YADE XML configuration.
    • The names of fragment elements are created from 
      • the fragment type
        • for file transfer sources and targets this includes the file transfer protocol in use (FTP, SFTP etc.)
        • for mail and other elements the element name is used
      • a consecutive number.
      • Examples include: SFTPFragment#1234, FTPFragment#3421, MailFragment#2143 etc.
    • You can modify fragment names easily with the XML Editor that will automatically update references to the fragment.

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  • The Plug-in YADE Ini2Xml Converter is activated by hitting the respective button in the menu bar.
    • This operation opens the above dialog that suggests the location of your JRE and of the .ini settings file that should be converted.
    The Plug-in requires the YADE XSD Schema to be accessible for validation purposes. You can either accept to use the XSD Schema from the proposed location or you can download the XSD Schema and 
    • Hitting the button Transform will start the conversion. 
  • The XML Editor offers to specify an XML output file for the converted content and shows the conversion summary like this:

 

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  • After conversion the XML output file is available in an XML Editor tab for further editing.

Conversion of XML configuration files to .ini settings files

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