No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Action	Choose Copy, Move or Delete
3	Destination folder	Define the target folder
4	Create destination folder	use this option to create the destination folder when it does not exist
5	Replace existing file	use this option to overwrite existing files
6	Remove source filenames from result	use this option to remove the processed filenames from the list of result filenames
7	Add destination filenames to result	use this option to add the processed target filenames to the list of result filenames
8	Add date to filename	add the date to the target filename, e.g. yyyyMMdd
9	Add time to filename	add the time to the target filename, e.g. HHmmss
10	Specify date time format	allows you to specify your own date-time format, e.g. yyyyMMdd_HHmmss
11	Add date before extension	when this option is not checked, the date/time is appended after the file extension
12	Limit action to	Define include and exclude wildcards
13	Success on	Success condition : select one of these option: Success when all works fine Success when at least x files moved (specify x in the limit field below) Success when number of errors lesser than  (specify the max number of errors in the limit field below)
14	Nr errors lesser than	This field is used to set limits for the last two options above.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
	File name 1	The name and path of the file of the first file to compare.
	File name 2	The name and path of the file of the second file to compare.
	Add filename to	Adds the filename(s) read to the result of this process entry.  A unique list is being kept in memory that can be used in the next process entry in a process.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Folder name	The name of the folder to create (can be a full path)
3	Fail if folder exists	If you enable this option, this process entry will fail if the specified folder already exists.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Source files	You can specify the list of source (zip) files in this section Get args from previous : check this option if you want to use the list of result files (from a previous process entry) as the list of files to unzip (bug - it takes the first field of the result row instead of the result files) Zip file name : the name of the zip file or a folder if you want to use a wildcard Source wildcard: if the previous option is a folder, you can enter a regular expression wildcard here. - Note: The regex is compared against the absolute path of the file and a complete match MUST be made For example to match "/folder/test.zip" a regex of "te.\.zip" will come up empty. Use ".*te.\.zip" instead to account for the folders ahead of it. ** For Windows file paths, the direction of the slashes will be reversed in the match, so use "\/" instead of "\\".
3	Unzipped files	This section allows us to specify what to do with the unzipped files Use zipfile name as root directory : check this if you want to create a separate directory for each zip filename (same name as file) Target directory : the target directory to unzip in Create folder : check this if you want to create the target folder Include wildcard : use this regular expression to select the files in the zip archives to extract Exclude wildcard : use this regular expression to select the files in the zip archives to extract Include date in filename : Include the current date in the unzipped filenames (format yyyyMMdd) Include time in filename : Include the time (format HHmmss) Specify the date time format yourself: allows you to specify the date time format yourself (default is: yyyyMMdd'_'HHmmss) If files exists: select the action to take if the target (unzipped) file exists: skip, overwrite, etc. After extraction : select the action to take after zip file extraction: Do nothing, Delete files, Move files Move files to: if the previous option is "Move files", you can select the target directory here.
4	Advanced	Add extracted file to result: add the extracted file names to the list of result files of this process entry for use in the next process entries. Success condition: allows to specify the success factor of this process entry: when everything went well or if there were only X errors or if there were at least Y files extracted.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	File name	The name and path of the file to delete.
3	Fail if file doesn't exist	The process entry will follow the failure outgoing hop when the file to be deleted does not exist anymore and this option is switched on. The default is off.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
	File:
1	File name	Enter or browse the filename to write to.
2	Create parent folder	Enable checkbox to create file structure.
3	Append file	Enable checkbox to append to file.
	Content:
1	Encoding	Select the character encoding of your text from drop down list.
2	Text	Provide the text to write to file

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Include Subfolders	Also compare the content of sub-folders.
3	Compare	Specify what to compare: All, Only files, Only folders, or Let me specify...
4	Wildcard	If you chose Let me specify in the previous option, you can specify the regular expression of files to compare.
5	Compare file size	Check this to compare file size, in opposed to just comparing folder names.
6	Compare file content	Checks if files have the same content. Note: this may cause slower processing speeds.
7	File/Folder name 1	This is the first file or folder to compare
8	File/Folder name 2	This is the second file or folder to compare

General Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
	Source Files:
1	Get arguments from previous	This checkbox takes the filename specification from the result rows of a previous process entry.  This is what will be taken from the rows  The first field has to contain the filename or folder.  The second field should contain the inclusion wildcard  The third field should contain the exclusion wildcard  The fourth field should contain the target zip file (this can be different for each file)
2	Source Directory/File	The source directory of the files to be zipped
3	Include Wildcard(RegExp)	The wildcard (regular expression) of the files to include in the zip archive
4	Exclude Wildcard(RegExp)	The wildcard (regular expression) of the files to exclude from the zip archive
5	Include sub-folders?	Enable this option to search files in sub-folders
	Zip File:
1	Zip file name	The full name of the destination archive
2	Create parent folder	Create the parent folder if it doesn't exist
3	Include date in filename	Add the date to the file name
4	Include time in filename	Add the time to the file name
5	Specify date time format	Allows you to specify the date/time format mask,
6	Date time format	The date time format mask, like yyyy/MM/dd HHmmss
7	Show filename	Shows an example filename based on the options you specified

Advanced Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
	Advanced:
1	Compression	The compression level to be used (Default, Best Compression, Best speed)
2	If zip file exists?	The action to take when there already is a file at the target destination.
3	After zipping	The action to take after zipping
4	Move files to	The target directory to move the source files to after zipping
5	Create folder	Create the folder to move to
6	Stored source path depth	This is the part of the source file path which is taken over in the ZIP file archive structure:  1 : /process-studio/work/transfer/input/project/file.txt  2 : file.txt  3 : project/file.txt  4 : input/project/file.txt  5 : transfer/input/project/file.txt  6 : work/transfer/input/project/file.txt  7 : process-studio/work/transfer/input/project/file.txt  8 : process-studio/work/transfer/input/project/file.txt  9 : process-studio/work/transfer/input/project/file.txt

Files Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Source Environment	Indicates the file system or specific cluster on which the item you want to input can be found.  Options are Local and <Static>.  Local: Specifies that the item specified in the File/Folder field is in a file system that is local to Process Studio. <Static>: Specifies that the item specified in the File/Folder field should use the path name in that field, exactly.  Use this if you already know a file path and you simply want to copy and paste it into the window.
3	Source File/Folder* *	The file or directory to copy from.  If you choose an option other than <Static> in the Source Environment field, click the button in the field to view the Open File window.
4	Wildcard	Defines the files that are copied in regular expression terms (instead of static file names), for instance: .*\.txt would be any file with a .txt extension.
5	Destination Environment	Indicates the file system or specific cluster where you want the file to be placed.  Options are Local and <Static>.  Local: Specifies that the item specified in the File/Folder field is in a file system that is local to Process Studio. <Static>: Specifies that the item specified in the File/Folder field should use the path name in that field, exactly.  Use this if you already know a file path and you simply want to copy and paste it into the window.
6	Destination File	Indicates the name of the destination environment. If you choose an option other than <Static> in the Destination Environment field, click the button in the field to view the Open File window.

Settings Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Include Subfolders	If selected, all subdirectories within the chosen directory will be copied as well
2	Destination is a file	Determines whether the destination is a file or a directory
3	Copy empty folders	If selected, will copy all directories, even if they are empty the Include Subfolders option must be selected for this option to be valid. (Wildcard MUST be blank for this to work)
4	Create destination folder	If selected, will create the specified destination directory if it does not currently exist
5	Replace existing files	If selected, duplicate files in the destination directory will be overwritten
6	Remove source files	If selected, removes the source files after copy (a move procedure)
7	Copy previous results to arguments	Copies the previous results to arguments.
8	Add files to result files name	Any files that are copied will appear as a result from this step; shows a list of files that were copied in this step

Open File Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Open from Folder	Indicates the path and name of the directory you want to browse.  This directory becomes the active directory.
2	Up One Level	Displays the parent directory of the active directory shown in the Open from Folder field.
3	Delete	Deletes a folder from the active directory.
4	Create Folder	Creates a new folder in the active directory.
5	Name	Displays the active directory, which is the one that is listed in the Open from Folder field.
6	Filter	Applies a filter to the results displayed in the active directory contents.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Include subfolders	Include subfolders of the selected folders
3	Copy previous results to?	Passes the results of the previous entry to the arguments of this entry.
4	Clear result filenames?	This option clears the list of result files (from previous process entries) before creating a new list.
5	File/Folder	Specify the list of files or folders with wildcards (regular expressions) in this grid. You can add a different source/destination on each line. Note: You can use the Add button to add a line to the Files/Folders list.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
	Settings	Copy previous results to args: Enable this option if the folders you want to delete come from the result files of the previous process entry in the process.
	Success on	Success condition : select one of : When no error reported : everything deleted just fine When at least x folders processed : specify x in the Limit field below When the number of errors less than : specify the max nr of errors in the limit field below
	Folders	This is the list of all the folders to delete.  You can use the Folder field and these buttons to maintain the list: Add : add Folder field to the list of folders Folder : select a folder Delete : remove the selected folders from the list Edit : move the selected folder to the Folder field for editing

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Include Subfolders	Also delete the subfolders in the folder selection
3	Copy previous results to args?	Enable this if the set of files comes from a previous process entry (as part of the result files)
4	File/Folder	The file or folder to delete  NOTE: don't forget to hit the "Add" button to add the file to the list of Files/folder
5	Wildcard	The regular expression matching files to delete if the previous option is a folder.  For example to delete all files ending in .dat, the regular expression would be ".*\.dat$".
6	Files/Folders	The complete list of files/folders to delete

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Limit action to	Enable this feature if you want to limit the deletion to certain filenames in the result file list.
3	Wildcard	The regular expression to limit the files to delete
4	Exclude wildcard	The regular expression to exclude certain files from being deleted.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	File name	The name and path of the file to wait for.
3	Maximum timeout	The maximum timeout in number of seconds, or 0 to wait indefinitely. This is the number seconds after which the flow will continue even if the file was not created. When the timeout is reached the "Success on timeout" option will determine whether the outgoing success or failure hop will be followed.
4	Check cycle time	The time in seconds between checking for the file. The file will be checked for in the start of the execution and then every "check cycle time" seconds until the maximum timeout is reached. A process can only be stopped every "check cycle time" as else the process entry step will be sleeping. A check cycle time of 30 or 60 seconds seems to be a good trade-off between the period until the file is detected and the required CPU usage.
5	Success on timeout	This option determines what to do when the "Maximum timeout" has been reached and the file has not been found. If enabled, the process entry will evaluate successfully, and the outgoing success hop will be followed.
6	File size check	When this is switched on, once the process entry detects the specified file, and will only continue if the file size hasn't changed the last check "cycle time seconds". This is useful in cases where a file is created in the final place, and another process is still writing to the file.  (As a best practice, files should be written to a temporary location, and then moved when completed)

General Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	Settings	Include Subfolders: also move the content of sub-folders Move empty folders : also move empty folders Simulate: don't actually move anything, just see if it's possible at all. Copy previous results to args: use the result files from the previous process entry (entries) as files and/or folders to move.
3	Files / Folders	You can specify the list of files or folders with destinations and wildcards in this grid.  You can add a different source/destination on each line.  NOTE: You can use the "Add" button to add a line to the Files/Folders list

Destination file Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Destination file	Create destination folder : use this option to create the destination folder Destination is a file Do not keep folder structure : flatten the sub-folder structure if any sub-folders are used Add date to destination filename (yyyyMMdd or 20091231) Add time to destination filename (HHmmss or 235959) Specify date time format : allows you to specify your own date-time format. The default is  yyyyMMdd'_'HHmmss Add date before extension If destination file exists: select one of these options: Do nothing Overwrite destination file Create file with unique name Delete source file Move source file to folder : use the lower part of the dialog (next option in this grid) Fail
2	Move to folder	Destination folder : the target folder to move to Create folder Add date Add time Specify format : allows you to specify your own date-time format. The default is  yyyyMMdd'_'HHmmss If file exists in destination folder: select one of these options: Do nothing Overwrite file Unique name Fail

Advanced Tab
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Success on	Success condition : select one of these option: Success when all works fine Success when at least x files moved (specify x in the limit field below) Success when number of errors lesser than  (specify the max number of errors in the limit field below)
2	Result files name	Add files to result files name: add the target file names to the list of result files of this process entry for use in the next process entries.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Process Entry name	Specify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
2	File name	The name and path of the file to create an empty file.
3	Fail if file exists	The process entry will follow the failure outgoing hop when the file to be created already exists (empty or not) and this option is switched on. The default is on.