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Gateway and Network Configuration
Submit Data Files to FreeFlow Print Server
The JDFGW converts the CPSS representation of job attributes to
the FreeFlow Print Server representation and submits data files
along with these job attributes to the Print Server for printing.
the FreeFlow Print Server representation and submits data files
along with these job attributes to the Print Server for printing.
Updates and Outputs JDF Job Tickets:
After each job submission to the FreeFlow Print Server, JDF
Gateway updates and outputs the JDF job ticket into specific or
default folders depending on the job submission status.
Gateway updates and outputs the JDF job ticket into specific or
default folders depending on the job submission status.
The updated JDF job ticket contains a relative job status and the
process time required.
process time required.
The location of a specific folder is specified in the JDF job ticket by
"TargetRoute". For example, a JDF job ticket has the following:
"TargetRoute". For example, a JDF job ticket has the following:
….
<NodeInfo TargetRoute="/var/spool/XRXnps/JDF_Output"/>
…
This means, that the updated JDF job ticket, after job submission,
is moved to directory: "/var/spool/XRXnps/JDF_Output/"
is moved to directory: "/var/spool/XRXnps/JDF_Output/"
If such information does not exist in a JDF job ticket, then the
default folders will be used to hold the updated JDF job ticket.
default folders will be used to hold the updated JDF job ticket.
The default failure folder is named "error" and is a sub-directory of
Hot Folder directory. The default success folder is named "output"
and is a sub-directory of Hot Folder directory. Both names and
locations of these default folders are configurable via the property
file "/opt/XRXnps/XRXjdf/WEB-INF/classes/config/
JdfJmfGateway.properties".
Hot Folder directory. The default success folder is named "output"
and is a sub-directory of Hot Folder directory. Both names and
locations of these default folders are configurable via the property
file "/opt/XRXnps/XRXjdf/WEB-INF/classes/config/
JdfJmfGateway.properties".
Processes invalid syntax/value JDF Job Tickets
If the JDF job ticket has unsupported structural features, such as a
JDF Process node that is subordinate to a Product node, or if it
includes a supported attribute whose value is not supported or
which has an invalid syntax (i.e., for which JDFToolkit returns a
"Classification of Product Node failed" error), the job ticket cannot
be converted to a valid print job. In this case, JDF GW puts the
invalid JDF job ticket into the Hot Folder "Error" folder, and
submits an (invalid) empty no data job to alert the FreeFlow Print
Server operator to the error condition.
JDF Process node that is subordinate to a Product node, or if it
includes a supported attribute whose value is not supported or
which has an invalid syntax (i.e., for which JDFToolkit returns a
"Classification of Product Node failed" error), the job ticket cannot
be converted to a valid print job. In this case, JDF GW puts the
invalid JDF job ticket into the Hot Folder "Error" folder, and
submits an (invalid) empty no data job to alert the FreeFlow Print
Server operator to the error condition.
FreeFlow Print Server will display the following error messages:
•
Processing Error - This job cannot be printed because the Job
Data File or the Pathname does not exist or the Pathname is
invalid.
Data File or the Pathname does not exist or the Pathname is
invalid.
Cancel the job and suggest that the job Data File or the
Pathname be checked prior to resubmitting.
Pathname be checked prior to resubmitting.
•
System error occurred while attempting to process this job.
Please resubmit this job