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The CREATE_FILE action is used to create a new file in the ACS repository.

The input parameters for CREATE_FILE are:

Parameter Type Required Description
autorename Boolean Optional If true, then a name conflict will cause an attempt to auto rename by finding a unique name using an integer suffix.
fileName String Required Name of the file to be created.
targetFileMetadata JSON Optional Metadata to be set to the file in ACS. Metadata is a JSON object that contains key-value pairs, each of them holding a property name for example, cm:title) and a property value (for example, Introduction to AWS).
targetFileType String Optional ACS content type of the file to be stored in ACS, for example fin:invoice. By default, cm:content.
targetFolder Array<json>, JSON Optional Folder in which to store the result created. If the received value contains multiple references to folders, only the first of them will be used.
targetFolderId String Optional The nodeId of the folder to store the record in. For example 775a8f2d-8123-49a7-ae1f-f3f49d4eae20.
targetFolderPath String Optional The location path or relative path of the folder to store the record in. For example, a location path: /app:company_home/app:user_homes/cm:hruser and a relative path: /User Homes/hruser.
underscoreMetadata Boolean Optional If set to true, the input targetFileMetadata can have its namespace prefixes written with _ instead of :, for example cm_title instead of cm:title. The output response will also have its prefixes replaced. This allows the JSON to be used in an expression, for example ${metadata.cm_title}, whereas ${metadata.cm:title} is not valid.

The output parameters from CREATE_FILE are:

Parameter Type Required Description
response Array<json> Optional Response for the calls.
file Array<json> Optional A list of ACS nodes containing just one element corresponding to the created file.