OBJECTIF LUNE PRes Connect 1.4 User manual

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User Guide
Version:1.4.2
User Guide
Version 1.4.2
Last Revision:2016-06-30
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents 4
Welcome to PReS Connect 1.4.2 8
Icons used in this guide 9
Setup And Configuration 10
System and Hardware Considerations 10
Installation and Activation 17
Server Settings 33
DataMapper Module 38
Basics 38
Features 38
DataMapper User Interface 89
Defining Boolean Values 163
Defining String Values 163
Building String Values 164
Defining Integer Values 165
Building Integer Values 165
Defining Float Values 166
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Building Float Values 166
Defining Currency Values 166
Building Currency Values 167
Defining Date Values 167
Defining Object Values 168
The Designer 171
API 171
Basic Steps 215
Features 217
Designer User Interface 449
Mark Position Options 535
Additional Text 540
Additional Images 540
Additional Barcodes 541
Additional OMRMarks 541
Additional Text Settings 543
Additional Image Settings 544
Barcode Options 545
Standard Barcode Settings 545
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Codabar Settings 547
Code 128 Settings 549
Code 39 Settings 551
Additional Datamatrix Settings 553
Additional EAN 128 Settings 555
Additional EAN 13 Settings 556
Additional EAN 8 Settings 558
Additional Interleave 2 of 5 Settings 560
Additional PDF417 Settings 562
Additional QR Code Settings 564
Additional UPC A Settings 566
Additional UPC E Settings 568
Additional OMR Mark Settings 570
Keystore 575
PDF Signature 576
Print Manager 597
Print Manager Introduction Video 597
Print Manager usage 597
Print Manager Interface 597
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Copyright Information 608
Legal Notices and Acknowledgements 609
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Welcome to PReS Connect 1.4.2
Note
In our continuous effort to facilitate your PReS Connect experience, our entire
documentation is being overhauled. Since we are still in the process of restructuring all
this information, expect to see our online help evolve frequently over the next few weeks.
We apologize for any inconvenience, but know we are working hard to improve your
experience as quickly as possible.
Since we are always looking for new ways to make your life easier, we welcome your
questions and comments about our products and documentation. A feedback tool will
soon be at the bottom of each page. In the meantime, shoot us an email at
doc@ca.objectiflune.com.
PReS Connect is a series of four tools designed to optimize and automate customer
communications management. They work together to improve the creation, distribution,
interaction and maintenance of your communications.
The PReS Connect Datamapper and Designer is designed to create output for print, email
and the web within a single template and from any data type, including formatted print streams.
Output presets applied outside the design phase make printing device independent.
The Designer has an easy-to-use interface that makes it possible for almost anyone to create
multi-channel output. More advanced users may use native HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
PReS Connect also includes a process automation server, called Workflow. It is capable of
servicing response form web pages and email to provide interactive business communications.
PReS Connect can create documents for tablets and mobile devices that run a free
CaptureOnTheGo App. Users with a CaptureOnTheGo subscription can then download
documents to their own devices, interact with them and send the captured data back to PReS
for conversion into additional documents or workflows.
This online documentation covers PReS Connect version 1.4.2.
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Icons used in this guide
Icons are used throughout this guide to point your attention to certain information.
Note
Complementary information that is not critical, but may help you better use PReS Connect.
Tip
Information that is useful or suggests an easier method.
Technical
Information that may require specific knowledge to understand.
Warning
Information that is potentially critical to using PReS Connect. Pay close attention.
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Setup And Configuration
This chapter describes the PReS Connect installation and the different considerations that are
important in regards to the installation and use of PReS Connect.
l "System and Hardware Considerations" below
l "Installation and Activation" on page 17
l "Server Settings" on page 33
System and Hardware Considerations
There are a variety of considerations to be aware of. These are documented in the following
pages:
l "System Requirements" below
l "Environment considerations" on the next page
l "Database Considerations" on page 13
l "Network considerations" on page 13
l "Language and Encoding considerations" on page 14
l "Performance Considerations" on page 14
System Requirements
These are the system requirements for PReS Connect 1.4.2
Operating System (64-bit only)
l Microsoft Windows 2008/2008 R2 Server
l Microsoft Windows 2012/2012 R2 Server
l Microsoft Windows Vista
l Microsoft Windows 7
l Microsoft Windows 8.1
l Microsoft Windows 10
Note
Windows XP, Windows 2003 and older versions of Windows are not supported by PReS
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Connect.
Minimum Hardware Requirements
l NTFS Filesystem (FAT32 is not supported)
l CPU Intel Core i7-5960X @ 3.00GHz (8 core with Hyper-Threading)
l 16GB RAM
l Disk Space: At least 10GB (20GB recommended)
Note
For tips and tricks on performance, see "Performance Considerations" on page 14.
Environment considerations
Virtual Machine Support
PReS Connect supports VMWare Workstation, VMWare Server, VMWare Player, VMWare
ESX, Microsoft Hyper-V and Microsoft Hyper-V/Azure infrastructure environments as software
installed on the Guest operating system. PReS Connect does not officially support VMotion
under ESX at the moment.
Warning
Copying (duplicating) a Virtual Machine with Connect installed and using both images
simultaneously constitutes an infringement of our End-User License Agreement.
Note
While some VMWare (from VMWare, Inc.) and Microsoft virtual machine environments
are supported, other virtual environments (such as Parallels, Xen and others) are not
supported at this time.
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Terminal Server/Service
PReS Connect does not support Terminal Server (or Terminal Service) environment as
possible under Windows 2000, 2003 and 2008. This is to say, if Terminal Service is installed
on the server where PReS Connect is located, unexpected behaviours may occur and will not
be supported by Objectif Lune Inc.. Furthermore, using PReS Connect in a Terminal Service
environment is an infringement of our End-User License Agreement.
Remote Desktop
Tests have demonstrated that PReS Connect can be used through Remote Desktop. It is
however possible that certain combination of OS could cause issues. If problems are
encountered, please contact OLSupport and we will investigate.
PReS Connect 1.3 and later have been certified under Remote Desktop.
64-bit Operating Systems
PReS Connect is a 64-bit software and can only be installed on 64-bit operating systems.
Antivirus Considerations
l Antivirus software may slow down processing or cause issues if they are scanning in
temporary folders or those used by PReS Connect. Please see KB-002: Antivirus
Exclusions for more information.
l Antivirus software might interfere with installation scripts, notably a vbs script to install
fonts. McAfee, in particular, should be disabled temporarily during installation in order for
MICR fonts to install and the installation to complete successfully.
Windows Search Indexing Service
Tests have concluded that the Windows Search service, used to provide indexing for Windows
Search, can interfere with Connect when installing on a virtual machine. If the installation
hangs during the last steps, it is necessary to completely disable this service during installation.
l Click on Start, Run.
l
Type in services.msc and click OK.
l
Locate the Windows Searchservice and double-click on it.
l
Change the Startup Type to Disable, and click Stop to stop the service.
l
Try the installation again.
l
Once completely, you may re-enable the service and start it.
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Database Considerations
This page describes the different considerations and pre-requisites for the database back-end
used by PReS Connect, whether using the MySQL instance provided by the installer, or pre-
existing instance.
Using the MySQL Instance from the Installer
The MySQL Instance provided in the Installation Wizard is already pre-configured with options
to provide the most stable back-end setup.
These are the specific options that have been changed in our version of "my.ini":
l
max_connections = 200 : PReS Connect uses a lot of database connections. This
number ensures that even in high volume environments, enough connections will be
available.
l
max_allowed_packet = 500M : In some implementations, especially when using Capture
OnTheGo, large packet sizes are required to allow transferring binary files. This
substantial packet size maximum setting ensures that the data received by PReS
Connect will be able to be stored within the database.
l
character-set-server = utf8 , collation-server = utf8_unicode_ci , default-character-
set=utf8 : These indicate database support for UTF-8/Unicode.
Using a pre-existing MySQL Instance
If MySQL server is already installed and you wish to use it, the following should be taken into
consideration:
l The MySQL account must have access to all permissions using the GRANT Command,
including creating databases.
l The database configuration must include the options detailed in the "Using the MySQL
Instance from the Installer" above section.
l The SQL instance must be open to access from other computers. This means the bind-
address option should not be set to 127.0.0.1 or localhost.
Network considerations
The following should be taken into consideration in regards to network settings and
communications
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l
If a local proxy is configured (in the Internet Explorer Optionsdialog, the option Bypass
proxy server for local addresses must be checked, or some features depending on
local communication will not work.
Language and Encoding considerations
Please note the following considerations:
l
Language:
l PReS Connect is currently offered in several languages. These languages can be
switch between via the Preferences dialog. The current languages include:
l English
l French
l German
l Spanish
l Italian
l Portuguese
l Chinese (Simplified)
l Chinese (Traditional)
l Japanese.
The default language is English.
The PReS Connect help system (this document) is currently only available in
English.
l
Encoding:
l Issues can sometimes be encountered in menus and templates when running
PReS Connect on a non-English operating system. These are due to encoding
issues and will be addressed in a later release.
Performance Considerations
This page is a comprehensive guide to getting the most performance out of PReS Connect as
well as a rough guideline to indicate when it's best to upgrade.
Performance Analysis Details
In order to get the most out of PReS Connect, it is important to determine how best to maximize
performance. The following guidelines will be helpful in extracting the best performance from
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PReS Connect before looking into hardware upgrades or extra PReS Connect performance
packs.
l
Job Sizes and Speed: In terms of pure output speed, it's important to first determine what
job size is expected, and adjust Scheduling Preferences accordingly. The basic rules are:
l If processing a small number of very large records (when each individual record is
composed of a large number of pages), more instances with an equal amount of
speed units is better. For hardware, RAM and Hard Drive speeds are most
important, since the smallest divisible part (the record) cannot be split on multiple
machines or even cores.
l If creating a very large number of small records (hundreds of thousands of 2-3 page
individual records, for instance), a smaller number of instances with a large number
of speed packs would be better. As for hardware, then the number of cores becomes
critical, whereas RAM and hard drive are secondary. Performance Packs, as well as
the MySQL instance being separate, would be helpful if your most powerful
machine starts struggling.
l Mix and match. For example, one instance prioritized for large jobs and the rest for
smaller, quicker jobs. Or the contrary. Or, whatever you want, really.
l
RAM Configuration: By default, each instance of the Merge Engine and Weaver Engine
is set to use 640MB of RAM. This means that regardless of speed units, if not enough
memory is available, output speed might not be as expected. Assuming that the machine
itself is not running any other software, the rule of thumb is the following: The total number
of used memory in the machine should be pretty much the maximum available (around
95%).
For each engine, it's necessary to modify the .ini file that controls its JAVA arguments.
Edit as follows:
l For the Merge Engine: see C:\Program Files\Objectif Lune\OL
Connect\MergeEngine\Mergeengine.ini
l For the Weaver Engine: see C:\Program Files\Objectif Lune\OL
Connect\weaverengine\Weaverengine.ini
l The parameters are -Xms640m for the minimum RAM size, -Xmx640m for the
maximum RAM size. Explaining Java arguments is beyond the scope of this
document. Please read references here, here and here for more details (fair
warning: these can get pretty technical!).
l
Template and data mapping optimization: Some functionality offered by the Designer
modules are very useful, and sometimes downright awesome, but can cause the
generation of records and of contents items to slow down due to their nature. Here are
some of them:
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l
Preprocessor and Postprocessor scripts: manipulating data using a script may
cause delays before and after the data mapping action has actually taken place,
especially file conversion and data enrichment from other sources.
l
Loading external and network resources: In Designer, using images, javascript
or css resources located on a slow network or on a slow internet connection will
obviously lead to a loss of speed. While we do our best for caching, a document
with 100,000 records which queries a page that takes 1 second to return a different
image each time will, naturally, slow output generation down by up to 27 hours.
l
External JavaScript Librairies: While loading a single javascript library from the
web is generally very fast (and only done once for the record set), actually running a
script on each generated page can take some time. Because yes, JavaScript will
run for each record, and often take the same time for each record.
l
Inefficient Selectors: Using very precise ID selectors in script wizards can be much
faster than using a text selector, especially on very large documents. (more details
on this in another upcoming page).
l
Complex Scripts: Custom scripts with large, complex or non-optimized loops can
lead to slowing down content creation. While it is sometimes difficult to troubleshoot,
there are many resources online to help learn about JavaScript performance and
coding mistakes. Here, here, and here are a few. Note that most resources on the
web are about JavaScript in the browser, but the greatest majority of the tips do,
indeed, apply to scripts in general, wherever they are used.
High-Performance Hardware
The following is suggested when processing speed is important. Before looking into a
Performance Packs to enhance performance, ensure that the below requirements are met.
l
A physical, non-virtualized server. ESX and VMWare servers are great for reducing the
numbers of physical machines in your IT space, but they must share the hardware
between each other. While you can create a virtual machine that seems as powerful as a
physical, it will still be sharing hardware with any other virtual machines, and this will
adversely affect performance.
l
MySQL Database on a separate machine. MySQL's main possible bottleneck is file I/O,
and as such a high-performance setup will require this server to be on a separate
machine, ideally with a high-performance, low-latency hard drive. A Solid State Drive
(SSD) would be recommended.
l
High-Quality 16+ GB Ram. This is especially true when working with many server
instances ("speed units") running in parallel. The more parallel processing, the more
RAM is recommended.
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l
4 or 8 physical cores. We're not talking Hyper-Threading here, but physical cores.
Hyper-Threading is great with small applications, but the overhead of "switching"
between the virtual cores, and the fact that, well, they're virtual, means the performance is
much lesser on high-power applications such as OL Connect. In short, a dual-core
processor with Hyper-Threading enabled is not equivalent to a quad-core processor.
Installation and Activation
This section provides detailed information about the installation and activation of PReS
Connect 1.4.2.
Note
A PDF version of this guide is available for use in offline installations. Click here to
download it.
PReS Connect 1.4.2 is comprised of 2 different installers: one for the PReS Connect software
and one for PReS Workflow 8.
Where to Obtain the Installers:
The installers for PReS Connect 1.4.2 and PReS Workflow 8 can be obtained on DVD or
downloaded as follows:
l If you are a Customer, the installers can be downloaded from the Objectif Lune Web
Activations page: http://www.objectiflune.com/activations
l If you are a Reseller, the installers can be downloaded from the Objectif Lune Partner
Portal: http://extranet.objectiflune.com/
For information on licensing, please see Activating your license.
Installation Pre-Requisites
l Make sure your system meets the System requirements.
l PReS Version 1.4.2 can be installed under a regular user account with Administrator
privileges.
l
You must install on an NTFS file system.
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l PReS requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 already be installed on the target system.
l In order to use the automation feature in Version 1.4.2, you need to install PReS Workflow
8. This can be installed on the same machine as an existing PlanetPress® Suite 7.6
installation or on a new computer. For more information, please see Information about
PReS Workflow 8.
l As with any JAVA application, the more RAM available, the faster the product will
execute.
Users of Connect 1.1
In order for users of PReS Connect 1.1 to upgrade to any later version through the Update
Manager it is necessary to install a later version (1.1.8 or later) of the Objectif Lune Update
Client.
If you do not have such a version installed already, the next time you run your Update Client it
will show that there is an update available of itself to Version 1.1.8 (or later).
Simply click on the download button in the dialog to install the new version of the Update
Client. Note that it is no problem to run the update while the Client is open. It will automatically
update itself.
Once you have done this, PReS Connect 1.4.2 will become available for download.
Note
From PReS Connect Version 1.2 onwards, the new version (1.1.8)of the Update Client is
included by default with all setups.
Installing PReS Connect on Machines without Internet Access
In order to install PReS Connect it is necessary for the GoDaddy Root Certificate Authority to
be installed (G2 Certificate) on the host machine and for this to be verified online. When a
machine hosting the installation does not have access to the Internet, the installation will fail
because the verification cannot be performed. To solve this problem you must first ensure that
all Windows updates have been installed on the host machine. You then need to complete the
following steps:
1. Go to https://certs.godaddy.com/repository and download the following two certificates to
copy to the offline machine:
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l GoDaddy Class 2 Certification Authority Root Certificate - G2 - the file is gdroot-
g2.crt
l GoDaddy Secure Server Certificate (Intermediate Certificate) - G2 - the file is
gdig2.crt
2. Install the certificates: Right mouse click -> Install Certificate, and follow the steps through
the subsequent wizard.
3. Now copy the PReS Connect installer to the offline machine and start the installation as
normal
Installation Wizard
Starting the PReS Connect installer
The PReS Connect installer may be supplied as an ISO image or on a DVD:
l If an ISO image, either burn the ISO onto a DVD or unzip the contents to a folder (keeping
the folder structure)
l If on a DVD, either insert the DVD and initiate the installation from there or copy the
contents to a folder (keeping the folder structure)
Navigate to the PReS_Connect_Setup_x64.exe or and double-click on it. After a short while
the Setup Wizard will appear as a guide through the installation steps.
Note
PReS Connect requires prior installation of Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 (please refer to
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21 for more details).
Selecting the required components
After clicking the Next button, the component selection page appears, where the different
components of PReS Connect can be selected for installation. Currently, the following are
available:
l
PReS Connect Designer: The Designer module. It may be used as a standalone with no
other installed modules, but it will not have certain capabilities such as automation and
commingling.
l
PReS Connect Print Manager: The Print Manager module required for handling IPDS
print output, as also available for managing PCLand PostScript output.
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l
PReS Connect Server: The Server back-end giving capabilities such as automation,
commingling, picking. It saves all entities generated from the Automation module into a
database for future use.
l
PReS Connect Server Extension: A slave server for a PReS Connect Server module.
When an extension is installed, it communicates with the master server and shares tasks.
Only one Server or Server Extension can be installed per machine, not both.
l
MySQL Product: The database used by the PReS Connect Engine to save its items.
This item is optional if an existing MySQL server, either on the same computer or a
separate server, is to be used.
l
Installation Path: This is the location where modules are to be installed.
Technical
All instances of PReS Connect Server and PReS Connect Server Extension must use the
same instances of MySQL. Although it is possible for each separate server installation to have its
own MySQL instance, doing so will prevent the servers from functioning together in a "Server
Clustering" on page 34 setup. However, this instance can be on any server whether it is a Server
(master) or Server Extension (slave) machine.
The installer can also calculate how much disk space is required for installing the selected
components as well as how much space is available:
l
Disk space required: Displays the amount of space required on the disk by the selected
components.
l
Disk space available on drive: Displays the amount of space available for installation on
the drive currently in the Installation Path.
l
Recalculate disk space: Click to re-check available disk space. This is useful if space
has been made available for the installation while the installer was open.
l
Source repository location: Displays the path where the installation files are located.
This can be a local drive, installation media, or a network path.
Selection Confirmation
The next page confirms the installation selections made. Click Next to start the installation
itself.
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