File manager download | Telit Cinterion IoT Developer Community
November 3, 2016 - 3:03pm, 3281 views
Hello, I'm trying to download files from "Files Manager" using Campaign and I got this error. I think I did how is wrote on Sensor logic Agent Java ME User Guide (page20) but something is going wrong. Any advice to can solve this problem?.
And a second question. How is posible to delete campaigns that already ended? I have a big list and delete button is not accessible.
I also got this through console:
[WARN] FileManager::downloadFile: unexpected transfer protocol:
Hello,
Have you also tried without the campaign? There should be any difference.
I've tried with the following parameters a while ago:
path: ddd.jpg
uri: https://img.rt.com/files/2016.11/original/581b19f4c36188d1198b4602.jpg
and the file was downloaded to the module.
I was able to create and delete the campaign on my test account, but I have more campaigns defined which can't be deleted. But those were created by some other user. If this is not the case here I think that this is a question to the admin.
For file transfer the http and https protocols are supported. I suppose that you have tried to use some other protocol before you got the above warning.
Regards,
Bartłomiej
Hello,
doing the same through >Device>Configuration tab>service: File Manager>command: DownloadFile
path: jjj.jpg
the same uri... https://img.rt.com/files/2016.11/original/581b19f4c36188d1198b4602.jpg
I got : [WARN] FileManager::downloadFile: file already exists
but checking in the Module is not the file, and before also was not a file with this name there, looks like file was not downloaded...
if I understand... uri is the address of the file that will be downloaded to module, path is the directory path of module... so in this case is maybe necesary to write a:/jjj.jpg into path ?? Maybe this is problem that I actually have to can download the file into module.
also writing in path only : / happends the same and send the same message: [WARN] FileManager::downloadFile: file already exists
Hello,
In my case the file was saved to the root directory of a: drive. How about if you create the folder first and then try to download the file to that folder passing the path for example folder/file.jpg.
Regards,
Bartłomiej
yes, now is working as expected, thanks