Then, according your opinion, for complex conditions the best way is use IF ELSEIF instead of $SELECT or other similar
That's right

I like it. I think this is the cleanest way to solve my problem.

Thanks a lot

я попробую ;)

Hi Evgeny,

I'll publish another article explaining how it works and how other languages are added. I'll have to take etymology and grammar classes to understand how some languages are structured. 

Good point !!!!

can I use * to add all of them?

I mean

s all("Salutic.Prj.*.MAC")=""
s all("Salutic.Prj.*.INT")=""
s all("Salutic.Prj.*.INC")=""
s all("Salutic.Prj.*.OBJ")=""
s all("Salutic.Prj.*.CLS")=""

; ...

d $system.OBJ.Export(.all,"C:\temp\all.xml")

EDITED: Please, ignore.. I've read the help page and it is possible.. Thanks for all

All the merit is from  Gevorg Arutunyan 

My knowledge of the Russian language is practically null, but he has done a good job.

German is coming

Hello Antonio

Yes, I am using a custom BS, I have overwritten OnProcessInput from EnsLib.RecordMap.Service.FTPService because I want to store the content in a table instead of processing each line.

This service works well until we have changed the FTP server, so I do not know if it's a problem about Passive mode, or anything

Thanks Eduard,

Using ^COLLATE I've seen that the collation 51 was not installed (I don't know why, because it is the Spanish collation and we have using this instance long time ago).

I've installed this collation and it works.

Thanks for the point.

Best regards.

Nan... it was a duplicated comment (We need a remove comment/answer button)

Thanks for your answer

Yes, the account has permission to write and delete. Also to create and remove folders.

Great... I've seen also this option in https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KE…, 

I going to apply this change

Thanks mate

I've tried to forward to "class1" when Prefix is nothing (or "/") and other prefix ("/client2") to "class2"

XData UrlMap [ XMLNamespace = "http://www.intersystems.com/urlmap" ]
{
<Routes>        
    <Map Prefix="/" Forward="My.Code.BS.Class1" />
    <Map Prefix="/Client2" Forward="My.Code.BS.Class2" />
</Routes>
}

In Security - Applications - Web Applications, I've defined the following entry

Then I've called using the following links

1. http://localhost:57772/api/myprocess/method1 (I'm calling to a method in Class1)
2. http://localhost:57772/api/myprocess/Client2/method1 (I'm calling to a method in Class2)

The first link doesn't work (404 Not found), the second one works fine.

Is not possible to add a prefix for link 1 because this is the current link for class1 in production environment, the new deploy is for class2

Any idea?

Thanks Eduard,

Note: I've udpdated my comment, to show that there is two customers

Currently we are not able to rename the link of the Client1 to http://localhost:57772/api/myprocess/Client1/method1, the new customer will have this prefix without problem (http://localhost:57772/api/myprocess/Client2/method1)

Now we have solved this problem adding the forward in Class1, and not using the My.Code.BS.ApiRoute.

Of course, In Security - Applications - Web Applications, I've defined the Dispatch class to My.Code.BS.Class1

Next iteration we'll try to change the URL of Client1 and use the ApiRoute class.

Best regards

Thanks for the comment...

As you says, it works with all superclass that it has, i.e. %Library.Base or Ens.Request

The %IsA(superclass) is more effective