Class name	com.ebd.hub.datawizard.iu.MultipleFileCreatorUnit

This Integration Unit is able to create several different files from the target data and pack them all into a ZIP archive. To do so, each target node is assigned to a particular output file by setting a distinct Integer value (> 0) in each node's "Opt. settings" attribute. Nodes having the same value for the "Opt. settings" attributes belong to the same output file. The Integration Unit's parameter "File name bindings" has to assign a filename (and other parameters, see below) to each existing integer value appearing in "Opt. settings" attributes.

Parameters

Parameter name	Allowed values	Default value	Description
CSV&FixRecord: line break (0=\r\n, 1=\n, 2=\r)	0, 1, 2	0	Specifies the type of line breaks in CSV and FixRecord files.
CSV&FixRecord: no linebreak at end	true, false	true	If true, no line break is added at the end of the file (mandatory).
CSV: always quote data	true, false	false	If true, each value is enclosed in quotes (mandatory).
CSV: delimiter char		,	The field delimiter character for CSV files.
CSV: do not quote data at all	true, false	false	If true, no values are quoted at all (and parameters CSV: always quote data a nd CSV: only quote alphanumeric data are ignored).
CSV: only quote alphanumeric data	true, false	false	Only values of string fields are quoted (mandatory). Please note the hints below.
CSV: quote char		"	The quote character.
CSV: write content Excel conform	true, false	false	Produces an Excel compliant CSV file (mandatory).
CSV: suppress header creation	true, false	true	If true, no header is created.
CSV: use normalized header names	true, false	true	If true, then a header field name field#3 becomes field.
Excel: sheet names (use semicolon to delim names)			Spreadsheet names in Excel, separated by semicolons.
File name bindings			This parameter is composed of tokens that are separated by the pipe delimiter `\|`. Each token describes a single output file. Each token itself contains multiple values delimited by semicolons ; (for details see 'Notes on parameter "File name bindings"' below).
XML: with empty fields	true, false	false	Write XML elements for all fields, even if they are empty (mandatory).
XML: write empty mandatory fields	true, false	true	Write XML elements for mandatory fields, even if they are empty (mandatory).

Notes:

Certain parameters depend on the document type. In addition, there is also an interdependence of parameters. If for CSV documents the option CSV: only quote alphanumeric data is active, then the following options have no effects: CSV: write content Excel conform, CSV: always quote data and CSV&FixRecord: no linebreak at end.
If for file format Excel the file name suffix is .xlsx, the created file will be an XLSX file.

Notes on parameter "File name bindings"

The general structure of a token is:

<key>;<encoding>;<file format>;<file name>;<template>;<start row>;<start column>

Example:

1;8859_1;csv;file1.csv

Token component	Allowed values	Default value	Description
key			The attribute Optional Settings of the corresponding node.
encoding		8859_1	The file encoding.
file format	csv, excel, fixrecord, xml		The file format.
file name			The file name in the ZIP file.
template			Path to the template file. Necessary for XML, possible for Excel.
start row			Indicates in which row to start.
start column			Indicates in which column to start.