01-Directory structure

This chapter describes configuration and user data directory structure

Example structure

.slurp/
├── config.properties
├── dateformats.properties
├── lock
├── serverdata
│   ├── url_org_dependency.xml
│   ├── url_trd_dependency.xml
│   └── url_user_dependency.xml
├── slurp.status
└── userdata
    ├── test.tracetracker.com
    │   └── masterdata
    │       └── uploads
    │           └── administrator
    │               ├── archive
    │               ├── data
    │               │    └── masterdata-to-upload-1.xml         
    │               │    └── masterdata-to-upload-2.xml                                
    │               ├── failed
    │               ├── recovery
    │               └── temp
    └── test.tracetracker.com.tix
       └── 0800002873000013
           └── uploads
               └── administrator
                   ├── archive
                   │     └── success-uploaded-xml-file-to.xml    
                   ├── data
                   │     ├── csv_template.vm   
                   │     ├── file-to-convert-1.csv   
                   │     ├── file-to-convert-2.csv      
                   │     └── xml-file-to-upload.xml                                
                   ├── failed
                   ├── recovery
                   └── temp

Description

File	Description
`.slurp/config.properties`	configuration file
`.slurp/lock`	lock file
.dateformats.properties	configuration for ETL date settings
`.slurp/serverdata/url_org_dependency.xml`	cache of organizations mapping for data repositories.
`.slurp/serverdata/url_trd_dependency.xml`	cache of TRDs for data repositories.
`.slurp/serverdata/url_user_dependency.xml`	cache of usernames for data repositories.
`.slurp/slurp.status`	last Data Uploader status (suspended, running, ...).
`.slurp/userdata/{EPCIS-Master-Data-Service}/{masterdata}/uploads/{username}/`	master data files not yet transferred.
`.slurp/userdata/{datarepository}/{node}/uploads/{username}/`	uploads base directory.

The .slurp directory is hidden automatically on UNIX-like platforms because the file name complies to UNIX standard for hidden files (file names with a leading period).
It is also hidden in the Microsoft Windows platform with a +H attribute. On Windows Vista upwards, it would normally be at c:\users\user_name\.slurp For Windows XP, find it under c:\Documents and Settings\user_name\.slurp. You can view it from Windows Explorer by enabling the "Show Hidden Files" setting in Folder Options.