Settings
(1) Channel selection: You have to select a channel of type "CloudStorage". Note: For some cloud providers (AWS S3, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure), you will get another field "Bucket". These are data containers. Details can be found in the instructions of the respective provider. For Microsoft Azure, the name for such a container is "Blob".
(2) File: The name of the file to be sent.
(3) Append: If this checkbox is set, no new file will be created for the output data, instead, the target data will be appended to an already existing file. If the file does not exist yet, it will be created. Appending to an existing file is not possible in the following cases. The setting of the checkbox will then be ignored and a new file will always be created.
Output format XML. An XML file may only have one root node.
Output format Excel. An Excel file is a file in a binary file format.
A file containing compressed data is also a file in a binary file format.
(4) Transmit empty data: If this checkbox is set, empty files are transferred as well.
(5) Via DMZ: Send data via DMZ server. If no DMZ is configured, this checkbox will not be displayed.
(6) Mark whole job as failed if this response fails: Normally a job is not necessarily considered to be erroneous if a single Response fails (see section Status of response - error behaviour). But it can be enforced with this option here.
(7) Additional text on error: Here you can specify an additional log text for the error case.
Example Azure Blob Storage
Where can I find a “Container” in Azure Storage?
In the search bar at the top of the Azure Portal, type "Storage accounts" and select it under “Services”.
Click on the specific storage account name from the list.
On the left-hand navigation menu for that storage account, scroll down to the “Data storage” section and click on “Containers”.
Where can I find a “Bucket” in Amazon S3?
Sign in to the AWS Management Console and search for "S3" in the top search bar.
In the left navigation pane, choose “Buckets” (or “General purpose buckets”).