This node connects to a web server with HTTP(S). The resulting output port allows downstream nodes to read files from a webserver.
Note: This connector provides very limited functionality! It does not support listing, writing or deleting files/folders, nor is it possible to create folders on the webserver. The only operation supported is reading single files. Hence, with this file system it is not possible to interactively browse files, use Writer nodes (e.g. CSV Writer), or read multiple files with a Reader node.
Path syntax: Paths for HTTP(S) are specified with a UNIX-like syntax, and may be suffixed with
a query ('?') and or fragment ('#). Non-alphanumeric characters in paths - such as whitespace (" ") -
must be percent-encoded. For example
/my%20folder/resource?myparam=myvalue#myfragment is an absolute path that consists of:
/).my folder with percent-encoding), followed by a slash.resource).?myparam=myvalue).#myfragment).http or https), a host, an
optional port as well as an optional path, which will be used as the working
directory of the file system connection.
Example: https://hub.knime.com/knime/extensions.
The working directory allows downstream nodes to access files using
relative paths, i.e. paths that do not have a leading slash.
If no path is specified in the URL, then the working directory is
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To use this node in KNIME, install the extension KNIME Basic File System Connectors from the below update site following our NodePit Product and Node Installation Guide:
A zipped version of the software site can be downloaded here.
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