Configuring a WebDAV Connection in Cyberduck

To access your Agillic instance's WebDAV folder using the 'Finder' utility on MacOS, you'll need to configure a WebDAV connection in Cyberduck. This will allow you to upload, download, and view files from your Agillic environment's folder.

Step 1: Fill in Connection Details

To begin, open Cyberduck and click on 'New Connection' in the top left corner of the window. In the 'Server' field, enter the URL of your instance (either staging or production). In the 'Username' field, fill in your Agillic login username and in the 'Password' field, enter your Agillic login password.

Step 2: Select WebDAV Protocol

In the 'Protocol' dropdown menu, select 'WebDAV (HTTPS)' as the protocol. This will ensure a secure connection to your Agillic instance.

Step 3: Configure Advanced Settings

To access the advanced settings, click on the 'Advanced' button in the top right corner of the window. In the 'Environment' section, select 'Directories' and paste '/bcmportlet/webdav/bcm' into the 'Remote directory' input field.

Step 4: Connect to WebDAV

Once you've entered all the necessary information, click on the 'Connect' button to establish a connection to your Agillic instance's WebDAV folder. You can now upload and download files from this folder using Cyberduck.

* The 'Finder' utility only grants read access, which means you won't be able to edit or upload files directly.

* If you upload Custom Applications here, they must be published to the Production environment afterwards.

* 'Assets' are only accessible on the Staging Environment, just as the 'Assets Manager' is only accessible on the Staging Environment.

Using Cyberduck for WebDAV Access

With Cyberduck configured correctly, you can now access your Agillic instance's WebDAV folder and upload files such as images, templates, and custom applications. You can also import files and inspect failed or imported files using this connection.

Cyberduck webdav