I’ve got a Bartender implementation that has been running for years - it’s a pretty simple dropping of text files to a folder, and Bartender picks them up and prints. It’s a simple implemention.
We are running Kinetic in the cloud, and dropping the files into a folder that Epicor gave us years ago that we can FTP in. So, on our local server running Bartender, we’ve got an integration that’s running and accessing the FTP location. Runs quite smoothly, rarely any issues with it.
We are attempting to switch this over from using the FTP location to an Azure folder. That Azure folder is mapped to the Y drive on our local server. I was able to change the Kinetic end so it dropped a file into the Azure folder, and I’m able to go on our server and see the “.BT” file sitting out in the Y:\Bartender\ folder. I then made a copy of our current “FTP” integration file, changed the folder to scan so it scans “Y:\Bartender”, and attempted to deploy. When I did, I got this error:
Unable to start integration ‘Epicor Public Cloud’ because the folder ‘Y:\Bartender’ used to scan for input data files could not be created. This may occur because the authenticated user running the integration does not have folder creation rights. The folder can be created manually as a workaround. Restart the integration after corrective action has been taken. Details: Could not find a part of the path ‘Y:\Bartender’.
I am logged in as an administrator, and I can pretty clearly see that Y:\Bartender exists with a couple “.BT” files in the folder. Not sure why it think’s it can’t find part of the path.
Anyone run into this?
