The DIREXP parameter is used to define a directory on the client workstation. Users can customize this directory.

Thanks to this directory, it is possible to transfer files as C/S and Web from the SAFE X3 application server to the client workstation.

It is possible to transfer a file in C/S format only from the client workstation to the SAFE X3 application server.

The most current syntax is: name of a directory on the client workstation in the Windows format.

There is a number of specific syntaxes, giving access to predefined resources of the client workstation for the current user. These syntaxes are defined by a prefixed name with the # character.

Examples

The most current syntax is: D:tmp

The possible specific syntaxes are mentioned below:

#AllUsersDesktop :
It features the system directory matching the desktop for all users.
The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop.

#Desktop:
It features the system directory matching the user's desktop.
The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop.

#Favorites:
It features the system directory matching the user's favorites.
The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Favorites.

#MyDocuments:
It features the system directory matching the "My documents" directory of the user.
The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\My documents.

#Recent:
It features the system directory matching the directory that contains the recently opened files.
The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\My recent documents.

#Template:
It features the system directory matching the directory that contains the document template files.

The current path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Templates

Level of localization/Global variable

This parameter is defined at the level User. It belongs to Chapter ADX (Adonix) and the Group INT (User interface), The following parameters are also associated with this chapter and group :

  • ADXLIG (No. of displayed lines in table)
  • DIRPCE (Attachment directory)

The global variable GDIREXP is associated with it.