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August 28, 2017 Product Updates

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August 1, 2017 Product Updates

FileVista v7.11.2 Release Notes

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JUL2017
FileVista v7.11.0 is released

This release includes the following changes:

Added: Azure Blob File System. You can now use an Azure Blob container like a regular folder on disk.

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“Choose Location” dialog now allows you to add a Azure Blob container (like Amazon S3 Bucket) when creating a RootFolder. Info on properties:

Path: Leave path empty to connect to the root of the container. For subfolders, path should be specified as a relative path without leading slash (eg...

JUL2017
FileUltimate v5.11.0 is released

This release includes the following changes:

Added: Azure Blob File System. You can now use an Azure Blob container like a regular folder on disk. To create a root folder pointing to an Azure Blob container, you set the Location property like this:

rootFolder.Location = new AzureBlobLocation { //Leave path empty to connect to the root of the container. //For subfolders, path should be specified as a relative path //without leading slash (eg. "some/folder") ...