It is not possible to add files to Teaming simply by moving files physically into some directory outside of the Teaming software.

If you need a means for adding files to Teaming without using browser-based interface and put the processing on a schedule, probably the best bet is to write a standalone web services program that does that.Teaming web services API allows adding and deleting files. You can write a program that drives that, and run it from command line.

Check our Teaming development guide for information on how to use web services. If you have Teaming source code with you, some web services samples are available under ssf/samples/wsclient.

Of course, the obvious way to add files to a Kablink file folder is to use WebDav. Just copy the file right to the WebDav url for that folder.

The source code for Kablink Teaming 2.1 is available at https://kablink.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kablink/branches/cortez/ssf, and the web services samples can be found in ssf/samples/wsclient under the tree.

For your need, probably the best template you can copy and work with is in the TeamingServiceClientWithStub.java class. Take a look at the beginning part of the checkEntry() method. I believe it has the core logic you would need. The getTestFolder() call shows you how you can get a handle on the parent folder by its path name into which you want to put files. Then the next few lines of code shows you how to create an entry (with just title and description fields set), attach your "local" file to the entry, and upload the whole thing to create a new entry with an attachment in a single web services call (via stub.folder_addEntry() method). You would need to repeate this logic in a loop to process all of the files on your client machine. Then, of course, put your Java executation on a scheduler (cron or whatever).