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The Import tab (Fig. 1) is intended for importing the FpML messages and FpML message archive, prepared by the third party systems into the Web-client.

Fig. 1 – Import form

To import a file:

  1. click . click button. This will open the Import draft form (Fig. 2);

    Fig. 2  Import drafts form
  2. click  to go to choosing the required files. This opens the Opening window (Fig. 3);

    Fig. 3 – choosing file

  3. select files or an archive (Fig. 3.1) and click the Open button (see Fig. 3.2). As a result, in the Import draft window will display the selected files (Fig. 4). If you select an archive, all fpml-files from the archive at any nesting level will be displayed in a hierarchical list. File format is checked during the upload. File that does not match the fpml format, will not be converted;

    Fig. 4 – list of selected files 


  4. click  click to exit the Import draft form.

Imported files are displayed as a table in the form (Fig. 5)


Fig. 5 – result file import

The table contains the following information:

  • Draft name – message name, assigned when creating and saving;
  • Form – code of the message form;
  • Last changed – date and time of downloading message;
  • Changed by – name of the user, who imported the file;
  • Current revision – version of the document.

Hovering the mouse over the table row opens a toolbar, which is described in Table 1.

Table 1 – Description of the toolbar buttons

ButtonDescriptionCalling form

Calling view form

Clicking the button opens the preview form of the document, where you can view and print the data

Saving a draft

Clicking on the button opens a window to confirm the action, in which you must click OK to move the draft to the Drafts section

Deleting a draft

Clicking on the button opens a confirmation window, in which you need to click OK to delete.

Deleted drafts are displayed in the Deleted form

These tables are subject to information display settings, described in section General Settings

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