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The Import tab (Fig. 1) is intended for importing the FpML messages and FpML message archive, prepared by the third party systems into the Web-client.
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Fig. 1 – Import form
To import a file:
- click Image Added. click button. This will open the Import draft form (Fig. 2);
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Fig. 2 – Import drafts form - click Image Added to go to choosing the required files. This opens the Opening window (Fig. 3);
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Fig. 3 – choosing file
- select files or an archive (Fig. 3.1) and click the Open button (see Fig. 3.2). As a result, in the Import draft window will display the selected files (Fig. 4). If you select an archive, all fpml-files from the archive at any nesting level will be displayed in a hierarchical list. File format is checked during the upload. File that does not match the fpml format, will not be converted;
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Fig. 4 – list of selected files
- click Image Added click to exit the Import draft form.
Imported files are displayed as a table in the form (Fig. 5)
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Fig. 5 – result file import
The table contains the following information:
- Draft name – message name, assigned when creating and saving;
- Form – code of the message form;
- Last changed – date and time of downloading message;
- Changed by – name of the user, who imported the file;
- Current revision – version of the document.
Hovering the mouse over the table row opens a toolbar, which is described in Table 1.
Table 1 – Description of the toolbar buttons
Button | Description | Calling form |
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Image Added | Calling view form Clicking the button opens the preview form of the document, where you can view and print the data | Image Added |
Image Added | Saving a draft Clicking on the button opens a window to confirm the action, in which you must click OK to move the draft to the Drafts section | Image Added |
Image Added | Deleting a draft Clicking on the button opens a confirmation window, in which you need to click OK to delete. Deleted drafts are displayed in the Deleted form | Image Added |
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These tables are subject to information display settings, described in section General Settings. |