Content and Content Library Folder Object Import/Export

You can use pipelets to zip or unzip content images.

You can manually upload gzipped files using Business Manager. This is the case for any file that can be validated, as well as images.

You can manually upload zipped files using Business Manager. However, you must make sure to use a utility that does not include extraneous files, such as the _MacOS folder created by the Mac system compression utility.

You can't use WebDAV to move these files on staging or production instances.

Create a job that uses FTPClient or WebDAVClient to move files into the correct location in the cartridge.

Site Library

A site import results in an archive file (x.zip) that contains a structured representation of all the exported data, including a folder structure, XML files, and static files.

You can select which content libraries (private or shared) to export.

For private libraries:

XML appears within /<archive name>/sites/<site id>/library/library.xml.
The library-id attribute is omitted on the top-level <library> element.
Static content appears within the static subfolder of the above folder.
During site import, Salesforce B2C Commerce assumes that a library.xml file in this location refers to the private library for that site.

For shared libraries:

XML appears in the /<archive name>/Libraries/<library ID> folder.
The XML file is called library.xml.
The library-id attribute on the top-level <library> element is specified.
The Content object supports site-specific attributes.
You can import/export custom attributes defined on the Library system object.
Static content appears within the static subfolder of the above folder.
During site import, B2C Commerce assumes that a library.xml file in this location refers to a shared library with the given folder ID.

The site import/export workflow enables you to select the libraries to export.

Business Manager Import Location

site > Content > Import & Export

Administration > Sites > Import & Export

Pipelets

ImportContent

ExportContent

Granularity: passed folders, content assets of passed folders.

Content and Content Library Folder Object Import/Export

Site Library

Business Manager Import Location

Pipelets

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