Why Dynamic File Package

Why Dynamic File Package This is very useful to create a package of the physical files such as config, dll, views, css, js files that are placed on a server and move the same to next environment or different instance.

  1. Open Package Designer window and click on files dynamically as title image.

  2. Now select the folder as base folder path from which we need to filter the physical files. If we need to filter at overall website path, then select the Base Folder and click next.




Click Next, then we can see the below options to apply filter.



  1. Filters to be used

    • File name Filter : This is used to Filter the files based on name wildcard search. Example loginview. Ignore Filter for Directory entries is to disable filter on directories to be applied and we need to apply only for file.

    • Created by filter : this is to filter based on file created date.

      • Within the Past Days : this is to apply last n days option. Example 10 means items modified on last 10 days. If no input provided

      • Specify Dates : this is to filter out a specific date range the files is created. Example Jan 1- Jan 31 date created files only.



    • Modified by filter : this is to filter based on file last created date.

      • Within the Past Days : this is to apply last n days option. Example 10 means items modified on last 10 days. If no input provided

      • Specify Dates : this is to filter out a specific date range the file is modified. Example Jan 1- Jan 31 date modified files only.






Clear Filter Button : when we need to reset each option in 1 click, then click Clear Filter Button.

On Click of Next rest all same process that we do for package creation

Want to Know what is the use of Dynamic Item Package, Click here to more details. https://xchangesitecore.com/why-dynamic-file-package/ Vikash Raaj

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