WebDAV is an extension of the HTTP protocol which allows you to import and download resources, extensions, and log files. To access the files, you need to authenticate with your Agillic login credentials (staging or production).
A WebDAV connection gives access to four folder structures of the Agillic Instance (See below).
Available Folder Structures
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Folder
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Example
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Use Case
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| Export Files | https://candy-prod.agillic.eu/api/export/files | Download Export Files |
| Import Files | https://candy-prod.agillic.eu/api/import/files | Upload Import Files, Inspect Failed/Imported Files |
| Assets & file ressources | https://candy-stag.agillic.eu/bcmportlet/webdav/bcm | Upload Images, Templates, Custom Applications and contextual JSON schemas |
| Log Files | https://candy-prod.agillic.eu/api/logs/logs | View SDK, Access, and Catalina Logs |
Please note that 'Assets' is only accessible on the Staging Environment, just as the 'Assets Manager' is only accessible on the Staging Environment. If you upload Custom Applications here, they must be published to the Production environment afterwards.
How to Access WebDAV on Windows
Please note that Agillic does not support the below software, other options are available.
The example below uses WinSCP.
- Open WinSCP–WinSCP opens with a login window
- Paste the domain and subdomain (either staging or production) of your Agillic instance into the Host Name field, e.g., https://candy-stag.agillic.eu
- Go to Advanced and choose Directories under Environment and paste "/bcmportlet/webdav/bcm" in the Remote directory input field. to access the instance Media Browser.
- Verify that:
- The File Protocol is "WebDAV"
- The Encryption is "TLS/SSL Implicit Encryption"
- The Port number is "443"
- Fill in your Username and Password–these are the same credentials you use to log into your Agillic instance.
- Click Login
You are now logged into WebDAV and can upload, download and view the files from your Agillic environment's folder.
Using "WinSCP" to log in to Candy-Stag's Media Browser.
How to Access WebDAV on MacOS
Please note that Agillic does not support the below software, other options are available.
Cyberduck
The example below uses CyberDuck.
- Open the New Connection dialogue and select the type WebDAV (HTTPS).
- Paste the domain and subdomain (either staging or production) of your Agillic instance into the Server field, e.g., https://candy-stag.agillic.eu
- Verify that the Port is set to 443
- Fill in your Username and Password–these are the same credentials you use to log into your Agillic instance.
- In the Path field, fill in either:
- "/api/export/files"
- "/api/import/files"
- "/bcmportlet/webdav/bcm"
- Close the editing window and double-click over the newly created bookmark to log in.
Configuring a WebDAV connection in the third-party tool "Cyberduck".
Finder Utility
The "Finder" utility only grants "read access", which means that editing or uploading files is not possible.
- Right-click on the Finder icon on the Dock
- Select Connect to Server
- Paste the full URL with the domain and subdomain (either staging or production) of your Agillic instance into the Server Address field, e.g., https://candy-stag.agillic.eu/bcmportlet/webdav/bcm.
- The login window will pop up:
- Tick: Connect as "Registered User"
- Fill in your Username and Password–these are the same credentials you use to log into your Agillic instance.
- Click Connect
- The connected server now appears under Location in the file browser