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Title PlanetPress Workflow User Guide
Revision 2014-09-24
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Table of Content
Copyright Information 3
Table of Content 5
Overview 15
Icons used in this guide 15
Other Documentation 15
Getting Started 17
Environment Considerations 17
Terminal Services 17
Virtual Environments 17
32-Bit or 64-Bit? 17
Antivirus Considerations 18
Backup Considerations 18
Microsoft Office Compatibility 18
Network Considerations 18
Local and Network Rights 19
Account Requirements 19
Mapped Drives 19
Network Ports used by each service 19
Activate Your Printers 20
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Service Logon 21
Understanding PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools 23
The Nature of PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools 23
The Three Flavors of the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools 23
Terms and Definitions 23
About Configurations 24
About Processes 25
About Subprocesses 25
About Tasks 25
About Branches and Conditions 26
About Data 26
About Data Selections 27
AboutData Emulation 27
Emulations in the PlanetPress Workflow Tools: 27
About Related Programs and Services 28
Available Input Services 28
Available Output Services 28
About Documents 29
About Printing 29
The PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Configuration Program 31
Start the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Configuration Program 32
The PlanetPress Button 32
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Create a New Configuration 33
Open a PlanetPress Suite Configuration File 33
Saving and Sending a Configuration 33
Save your Configuration 34
Send your Configuration 34
Import Processes from Another Configuration File 35
Import Documents 36
Import PrintShop Mail Documents 36
Change the Interface Language 36
Exit the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Configuration Program 37
The Quick Access Toolbar 37
The PlanetPress Suite Ribbon 38
Start and Stop the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Service 39
The Configuration Components Pane 40
Access Process Properties 41
Add a PlanetPress Suite Process 44
Manipulate Local Variables 44
Activate or Deactivate a Process 45
Convert a Branch to a Subprocess 46
Manipulate Global Variables 46
View Document Properties 47
Use Data and Metadata Files Attached to Documents 48
Use Attached Document Preview 49
Add Resident Documents in the Configuration Components Pane 49
Associate Documents and PlanetPress Watch Printer Queues 50
Using the Clipboard and Drag & Drop 50
Rename Objects in the Configuration Components Pane 52
Reorder Objects in the Configuration Components Pane 52
Grouping Configuration Components 53
Expand and Collapse Categories and Groups in the Configuration Components Pane 54
Delete Objects and Groups from the Configuration Components Pane 54
The Process Area 54
Zoom In or Out within Process Area 54
Adding Tasks 55
Adding Branches 55
Edit a Task 55
Replacing Tasks, Conditions or Branches 56
Remove Tasks or Branches 56
Task Properties Dialog 56
Cutting, Copying and Pasting Tasks and Branches 57
Moving a Task or Branch Using Drag-and-Drop 58
Ignoring Tasks and Branches 59
Resize Rows and Columns of the Process Area 59
Selecting Documents in Tasks 59
Highlight a Task or Branch 60
Undo a Command 60
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Redo a Command 60
The Plug-in Bar 60
The Object Inspector Pane 61
Toggle the Run on Desktop Property 62
The Debug Information Pane 62
The Message Area Pane 63
Customizing the Program Window 63
Dock and Undock Areas of the Program Window 64
Show or Hide Areas of the Program Window 64
Combine and Attach Areas 65
Resize the Program Window Areas 68
Preferences 68
General User Options 69
Object Inspector User Options 69
Configuration Components Pane User Options 70
Default Configuration User Options 70
Notification Messages Preferences 70
Sample Data User Options 72
Network User Options 72
PlanetPress Capture User Options 73
PDF Text Extraction Tolerance Factors 78
Logging User Options 79
Messenger User Options 79
HTTP Server Input User Options 80
HTTPServer Input 2 User Options 80
LPD Input Preferences 81
Serial Input Service User Options 82
Telnet Input User Options 82
PlanetPress Fax User Options 83
FTP Output Service User Options 84
PlanetPress Image User Options 84
LPR Output User Options 86
PrintShop Web Connect Service User Options 87
Editor Options 87
Other Dialogs 90
Advanced SQL Statement dialog 90
Access Manager 91
SOAPAccess 93
PDF Viewer 94
The PlanetPress Suite Service Console 96
Add or Delete Document Instances 97
Virtual Drive Manager 98
Working With Variables 99
Types of Variables 99
Job Info Variables 99
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Standard Variables 100
Available Standard Variables 100
The %i Loop Count Variable 101
Data in PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools 103
Choosing a Sample Data File 103
The Data Selector 103
Metadata tab 105
Metadata 106
Using the Metadata Data Selector 111
Using the File Viewer 112
Choosing a Database Type Sample Data File 112
Data Selections in PlanetPress Workflow Tools 112
Text-Based Data Selections 112
Database Data Selections 113
PDF Data Selections 113
Metadata Selections 114
Data File and Job File 114
Actual Data and Sample Data 115
Job File Names and Output File Names 115
Task Properties Reference 117
Input Tasks 119
Initial Input Tasks 119
Secondary Input Tasks 119
Merge PDF Files 120
Create File 122
Email Input 123
Folder Capture 125
Folder Listing 127
FTP Input 128
HTTP Client Input 130
HTTP Server Input 131
Input Error Bin 132
Input SOAP 133
LPD Input 135
Serial Input 136
PrintShop Web Connect 137
Telnet Input 138
WinQueue Input 139
Action Tasks 143
Add Document 143
Add/Remove Text 144
Advanced Search and Replace 145
Barcode Scan 147
Change Emulation 150
Create PDF 151
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Decompress File(s) 153
Digital Action 154
Download to Printer 159
External Program 160
Load External File 161
Mathematical Operations 162
Open XSLT 163
PlanetPress Database 164
Rename 167
Run Script 168
Send Images to Printer 169
Search and Replace 171
Send to Folder 172
Set Job Infos and Variables 173
SOAP Client Plug-in 173
Standard Filter 175
Translator 176
Windows Print Converter 177
Data Splitters 179
About Using Emulations with Splitters 179
Database Splitter 180
Emulated Data Splitter 181
In-Stream Splitter 183
Generic Splitter 184
PDF Splitter 187
XML Splitter 188
Process Logic Tasks 191
Branch 191
Comment 192
File Name Condition 192
File Size Condition 193
Go Sub 193
Loop 194
Run Script 195
Send to Process 196
SNMP Condition 197
Text Condition 198
Time of Day Condition 200
Connector Tasks 201
Create MRDX 201
Input from SharePoint 202
Laserfiche Repository Output 203
Lookup in Microsof Excel® Documents 206
Microsoft® Word® Documents To PDF Conversion 208
Output to SharePoint 210
About PlanetPress Fax 213
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PlanetPress Fax 213
Captaris RightFax Configuration 214
About PlanetPress Image 217
PlanetPress Image 217
Overview of the PDF/A and PDF/X Standards 223
PrintShop Mail 224
PlanetPress Capture 226
Capture Condition 226
Capture Fields Generator 229
Capture Fields Processor 230
Capture PGC Splitter 232
Find Capture Documents 234
Get Capture Document 236
PGC to PDF Converter 237
Metadata Tasks 239
Create Metadata 239
Embed/Extract PlanetPress Suite Metadata 240
Metadata Fields Management 241
Metadata File Management 242
Metadata Filter 243
Metadata Level Creation 244
Metadata Sequencer 245
Metadata Sorter 246
Metadata to PDI 247
Metadata-Based N-Up 247
Rule Interface 248
Sort Parameters 250
Pick Parameters 250
All In One 251
Output Tasks 253
Delete 253
FTP Output 254
Print Using a Windows Driver 255
Printer Queue Output 256
Send Email 257
Send to Folder 260
SOAP Client Plug-in 260
Variable Properties 262
Unknown Tasks 263
Masks 264
Date and Time Format 264
Special Workflow Types 265
Special Workflows 265
PDFWorkflow 265
PlanetPress Capture Workflow 265
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HTTPServer workflow 265
PlanetPress Capture Workflow 265
The PlanetPress Capture workflow 266
The Examples 267
PlanetPress Capture Glossary 267
General Considerations 269
Security Considerations 270
20,000 Patterns 271
THE NUMBERS 271
EXAMPLE 272
EXTENDING 272
CONTAMINATION 273
SAFEGUARDS 274
CONCLUSION 274
Anoto penDirector 274
PlanetPress Mobile Application 275
PlanetPress Capture Implementation Restrictions 276
Printer limitations 276
Black ink close to patterns 276
Paper quality 277
Pattern sizes 277
Distance between patterns 278
Basic Functional Capture Workflow 278
Capture Post Processing Workflow 279
Capture Web Manager Workflow 280
Installation 281
Explanation 281
Considerations 281
HTTP Server Workflow 281
Important Configuration, Setup and Options 282
Request/Process/Response cycle 283
Example HTTPWorkflows 284
HTTP PDF Invoice Request 284
Breakdown of this URL: 284
Process Illustration 284
Task Breakdown 285
HTTP Brochure Request 285
Resources 285
Installation 285
Task Breakdown 285
PDF Workflow 286
Examples 287
Daily Sales Report from PDF Files 287
Resources 287
Task Breakdown 287
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Printer Queues and Documents 289
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Printer Queues 289
Shared Printer Queue Properties 289
Windows Output Printer Queue 290
LPR Output Printer Queue 290
FTP Output Printer Queue 291
Send to Folder Printer Queue 292
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and PlanetPress Design Documents 293
Variable Content Document File Formats: PTZ, PTK and PS 293
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and Printshop Mail Documents 294
Triggers 294
Load Balancing 295
Location of Documents and Resources 297
Debugging and Error Handling 299
Debugging your PlanetPress Suite Process 299
Debugging and Emulation changes 300
About Error Handling 301
Using the On Error tab 301
Creating and Using Error Processes 301
Accessing the Logs 302
Resubmit Backed Up Input Files to a Process 303
Knowing What to Resubmit 304
Using Scripts 305
The Script Editor and XSLT Editor 305
Use the Editor 306
Import and Export Scripts 306
Find Strings in a Script 306
Find and Replace Strings in a Script 307
Go to a Line in a Script 308
Toggle Bookmarks 308
Jump to Bookmarks 309
SOAP Server API Reference 309
SOAP API - SubmitJob 309
SOAP API - PostJob 310
SOAP API - GetProcessList 310
SOAP API - GetProcessTaskList 311
SOAP API - GetSOAPProcessList 312
SOAP API - PostJobInfoStruc 312
SOAP API - SubmitJobInfStruc 313
The Watch Object 313
Watch.ShowMessage 314
Watch.ExecuteExternalProgram 315
Watch.GetJobFileName 315
Watch.GetOriginalFileName 316
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Watch.GetMetadataFilename 316
Watch.InputBox 317
Watch.GetJobInfo 318
Watch.SetJobInfo 318
Watch.GetVariable 319
Watch.SetVariable 319
Watch.ExpandString 320
Watch.Log 320
Watch.Sleep 321
Script.ReturnValue 322
Stopping Execution 323
Index 325
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Overview
This PDF documentation covers version 7.4. To view the documentation of previous versions please refer to the PDF files
available in the Downloads section of our website:
http://www.objectiflune.com/OL/Download/DownloadCenter.
Icons used in this guide
Some icons are used throughout this guide in order to catch your attention to certain particular information.
Notes: This icon shows you something that complements the information around it. Understanding notes is not crit-
ical but may be helpful when using PlanetPress Workflow.
Warnings: This icon shows information that may be critical when using PlanetPress Workflow. It is important to pay
attention to these warnings.
Technical: This icon shows technical information that may require some technical knowledge to understand.
Other Documentation
For other related documentation , please see the drop-down menu at the top-right corner of this page.
Overview
Getting Started
This chapter describes how to install the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and how to set up your working environment.
Environment Considerations
This page is intended to provide technical information about the environment in which PlanetPress Workflow is intended to
run.
Terminal Services
PlanetPress Suite does not support Terminal Services environment as possible under Windows 2000, 2003 and 2008. This is to
say, if Terminal Services is installed on the server where PlanetPress Suite is located, unexpected behaviors may occur and
will not be supported by our company. Furthermore, using PlanetPress Suite in a Terminal Service environment is probably an
infringement of our End-User License Agreement.
Terminal Services may also be referred to as Terminal Server or Remote Administration Mode (Windows Server 2003 and
2008).
Single-User Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)(where only one person can use RDPat a time) is supported for PlanetPress Suite
version 6.2 and higher, however it is only supported in Windows XP or Windows 2003. While later versions of Windows may
not cause issues when accessing PlanetPress Suite through RDP, these combinations are no longer tested and may not be func-
tional.
Virtual Environments
Both PlanetPress Suite 6 and PlanetPress Suite 7 officially support VMWare Environment. This includes VMWare Player,
VMWare Workstation as well as an ESXVMWare Installation.
PlanetPress Suite 7.1 and higher also support VMotion, which means the virtual machine hosting PlanetPress Suite can be
automatically moved from one ESXserver to another in a clustered installation.
PlanetPressSuite 7.5.1 and higher started supporting Hyper-V virtualization in addition to the previous environments.
PlanetPress Suite is not officially supported on any other virtual machines such as Virtual PC, Parallels, Bochs, Xen, etc. While
running PlanetPress on these virtual machines may work, and they are properly detected by PlanetPress Suite 7.5.1 and
higher, we have not tested them and cannot offer support for them.
The PlanetPress Suite End-User License Agreement (EULA) specifies that a PlanetPress Suite software license may
only be used on a single virtual or physical PC at a time. While copying a virtual machine for backup purposes is
acceptable, running two instances of the same machine, using the same serial number, is strictly prohibited.
32-Bit or 64-Bit?
PlanetPress Suite version 7.1.3 and higher support 64-Bit operating system. However, our application remains 32-bits in this
environment, which means that for all intents and purposes there is no difference between those two environments as far as
PlanetPress Suite is concerned.
Getting Started
Antivirus Considerations
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools generates a very large amount of temporary data on your hard disk, especially when manip-
ulating or creating PDF files. This can sometimes cause issues when any other software is trying to access the temporary files
at the same time as PlanetPress Workflow and its components are trying to read, write, create or delete those files.
If you experience these issues you may want to temporarily disable your antivirus "live", "daily"or "deep"scans for the fol-
lowing folders and processes:
Disabling any antivirus scanning permanently on any folder or program is not recommended, and ObjectifLune can-
not be held reliable for any consequence of disabling your antivirus or whitelisting the folders or executables listed
here, or any other change in your antivirus protection setup!
l On Windows 2000/2003/XP:
l C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Objectif Lune\PlanetPress Suite 7\
l C:\Documents and Settings\planetpress\Local Settings\Temp\ (where planetpress is the user under which
Watch is configured)
l On Windows Vista/7/2008:
l C:\ProgramData\Objectif Lune\PlanetPress Suite 7\
l C:\Users\planetpress\AppData\Local\Temp\ (where planetpress is the user under which Watch is configured)
l On all systems:
l C:\Windows\Temp\
l Processes:
l PPAlmbic.exe
l PPWatchService.exe
l PPImage.exe
l PPMessenger.exe
Note: C:\Windows\Temp\ is used by multiple software which may cause risks on your computer. However, PlanetPress Work-
flow may use this folder as temporary storage, especially in the case of creating PDF files. We do not recommend disabling
scan on this folder, unless you notice performance issues when generating PDFs, and then only as a test.
Backup Considerations
For similar reasons, it is important to know that backup software can also access files while copying them to a remote backup
location, so you should make sure that no PlanetPress Workflow process is working during your backups.
Microsoft Office Compatibility
The Microsoft Office 2010 line of products has not been certified for use with PlanetPress Suite. Some of its products may not
be compatible with the connectors included in the Suite.
Network Considerations
While PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools is typically installed on a server machine that is only accessed by one single user such
as an ITperson, multiple users logging on to that machine is a possibility (except with terminal servers, see Environment Con-
siderations). Because each user may have different local and network rights, it may be important to consider the implications
in regards to the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools. To change the service logon information, see PlanetPress Suite Workflow
Tools Service Logon.
Getting Started
Local and Network Rights
Programs, such as PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and all its services, must identify themselves in order to be granted per-
mission to perform operations on the computer on which they run as well as on other computers accessible via a network con-
nection. On a given workstation, you can configure your PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools to use either the local system
account or any specific user account. When you do this, you grant the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and all its services the
same rights associated with the selected account (except for PlanetPress Messenger Service which always runs on the Local
System account).
When you are running the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools Configuration program on a workstation, if it is associated with an
account that is different from your account, the following icon is displayed in the lower right corner of the PlanetPress Suite
Workflow Tools Configuration program: . The icon reminds you that the logon information is different for the PlanetPress
Suite services, and that some network resources may not be accessibly by PlanetPress Suite when running a live con-
figuration.
Account Requirements
PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools and its services require administrator rights to run on any given computer and must there-
fore be associated with an account that has such rights.
We recommend creating a network or domain account specifically for the PlanetPress Suite services (typically called
"planetpress"or "ppress"), which has administrator credentials on the machine where it is installed, and is given proper rights
for any network resources your configuration may request.
Mapped Drives
Mapped drives (for example, drive X: leading to \\server\public\)are always user-specific and are created at logon. This
means that mapped drives are typically not available by the PlanetPress Suite services when running a live configuration. Fur-
thermore, while the mapped drives are not shared, they are still limited to one map per computer, meaning if one user maps
the X: drive, a different user (or a service)will not be able to map it again.
This creates a limitation in the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools:if you create a mapped drive as a user, you will not have
access to this mapped drive while running as a service unless you log off, and then have PlanetPress Workflow Tools map the
drive using a Run Script action inside a Startup Process.
We strongly recommended that instead of using mapped drives, you use full UNCpaths for your network drives. PlanetPress
Suite Worfklow Tools can automatically convert mapped paths to UNCpaths. For more information, please see Network User
Options.
Network Ports used by each service
The port configuration for each PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools component is described in the following table. The port
number assignments comply with Internet standards. If the PlanetPress Suite Workflow Tools component is not active, the
port is not used.
Component Protocol Local Port Remote Port
Email Input (POP3 mode) TCP Default
1
110
Email Input (Outlook mode) TCP see Remote Port See Microsoft Knowledge Base article 278339
Folder Capture TCP/UDP Default
1
Standard Windows file and printer sharing ports
2
:
l UDP 137, 138; TCP 139 (NetBIOS over
TCP/IP (NetBT))
Getting Started
Component Protocol Local Port Remote Port
l UDP 445; TCP 445 (SMB over TCP/IP)
LPD Input TCP 515 (listening port) N/A
FTP Input TCP Default
1
21
Telnet Input TCP Default
1
9100 (configurable)
FTP Output TCP Default
1
21
Email Output (SMTP mode) TCP Default
1
25
Email Output (Outlook mode) TCP
See Email Input (Outlook
mode)
See Email Input (Outlook mode)
Send to Folder Windows Queue
Output
TCP Default
1
Standard Windows file and printer sharing ports
2
:
l 137, 138 and/or 139 (NetBIOS over TCP/IP
(NetBT))
l 445 (SMB Over TCP/IP)
LPR Output TCP Default or 721 to 731
3
515
PlanetPress Database
TCP or
UDP
Unknown
4
Unknown
4
SNMP Condition UDP Default
1
161
1. Value is greater than 1024 and is assigned by Windows XP. This is the default.
2. Windows NT 4.0 uses NetBIOS over TCP/IP for file and printer sharing, while Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Win-
dows Server 2003 may be configured to use NetBIOS over TCP/IP or SMB over TCP/IP. The operating system may use
additional ports. Refer to the Windows documentation for further information.
3. If the No source port range restriction option is checked (recommended), see footnote a. If the option is unchecked,
the local port will be chosen from a range going from 721 to 731.
4. Contact your DBMS vendor to determine which ports are used by the ODBC driver for accessing a network database.
Activate Your Printers
The Activate a Printer dialog lists the existing activated printers on the system and lets you add new activations.
Printer activations are normally given to you by the activations department electronically, including a file that will auto-
matically add all your printers in this dialog.
The printer list displays the following information
l License Number:Reference number of the activation, linked to your customer account.
l Magic Number:The magic number generated by the printer. If the magic number is incorrect, your jobs will output
with a watermark on that printer.
l Activation Code:The activation code generated by your license number and magic number. If the activation code is
incorrect, your jobs will output with a watermark on that printer.
l Printer Name (Optional):Name and/or model of the printer.
l Comments (Optional):Comments about the printer.
The following buttons are available in this dialog:
l Add:Brings up the Printer Activation dialog. This dialog lets you enter the information for the printer (see previous sec-
tion), then click OKto save the new activation.
l Delete:Removes the currently selected activation from the list.
l Web Activation:Click to access the online activation manager on our website.
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Objectif Lune PlanetPress PlanetPress Production 7.4 User guide

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