User manual LEXMARK DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTOR

[. . . ] Document Distributor Script Reference April 2002 www. lexmark. com Edition: April 2002 The following paragraph does not apply to any country where such provisions are inconsistent with local law: LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC. , PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not allow disclaimer of express or implied warranties in certain transactions; therefore, this statement may not apply to you. This publication could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein; these changes will be incorporated in later editions. [. . . ] The ReplyTo property is optional and can be set to one or more addresses; if omitted, the addresses in the from list are used. The Sender property is optional if only one address is specified in the from list; otherwise, if multiple addresses are specified for the From property, it is required. If omitted, the Sender is set to the first (or only) address in the From list. Example A loan manager for a bank wants to send an e-mail to various locations to announce the new loan rates. The following fragment shows on of the e-mails sent when this script is executed. with EmailSMTP . To = "^"Doe, John^" <jdoe@company. com>" . From = "Jane Clark<jane@company. com>" . ReplyTo = "Loan Rates <george@company. com>" . Sender = "admin@company. com" . Subject = "Rates Announcement" . Message = "See the attached flyer for the new loan rates. " . Attachment = original. document . Go() endwith In this fragment, the e-mail is being sent to John Doe. Notice how a decorated e-mail address is being used; since it includes a special character (the comma), quotes are needed around the phrase. Since quotes are necessary around LDDScript strings, the "^" is an escape sequence so that a quote can be used in the string itself. If John Doe has a question and replies to the e-mail, the reply will be sent to George; he is Jane's assistant and will take care of any questions. If any errors occur and the e-mail can't be sent, a message will be sent to the admin. 82 FaxByPrinter Purpose: Faxes a document through a Lexmark printer with a fax-capable MarkNetTM print server. Install group: Print Module Prerequisites: A fax-enabled MarkNet print server. Inputs: Encapsulated PostScript file (EPS) or PostScript file (PS), Black and White or 8-bit grayscale. Properties Name Input IPAddress Description The document to be faxed. Data type doc string Additional information The document must be in . EPS or . PS format. FaxNumber StationID WaitForCompletion string string bool If set to TRUE, the Go method will not return until the fax has been successfully sent, the fax returns an error, or the timeout specified by WaitTimeout has been reached. If set to FALSE, the Go method returns immediately after the fax request is sent. Valid Values: 0 to 60 Default: 0 WaitTimeout The maximum number of minutes to wait for the fax to complete or error out. int Bold names are required properties. 83 Name RedialMinutes Description If the fax fails, the time in minutes to wait before retrying. Data type int Additional information To perform no retries, this value should be set to 0. To use the value set on the printer's web page, use the LDD constant, LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT. Valid Values: 0 to 9 or LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT Default: LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT RedialTimes The number of times to retry the fax. int To use the value set on the printer's web page, use the LDD constant, LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT. Valid Values: 1 to 200 or LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT Default: LDD_PRINTER_DEFAULT Bold names are required properties. Methods Name Go Syntax bool Go() Description Executes the action. Returns TRUE or FALSE to indicate if the action completed successfully. Clears the current properties and returns them to their default values. Reset void Reset() 84 FTPget Purpose: Retrieves a file from a specified FTP server. Install group: Document Server Prerequisites: None Properties: Name Output ServerAddress UserName Description The document to which this action's output is written. [. . . ] In the case of row updates, a database trigger could supply this value (assuming, of course, your database supports triggers). Another alternative to parsing original. usertime within the script itself is to call AssignValue(), specifying the column name as its first parameter and an empty string (" ") as its second parameter (see "Script examples" on page 1. ) This signals the Document Distributor to call the ODBC time function corresponding to the column's SQL Data Type. This correspondence is shown in the table below with the resulting value. SQL data type SQL_TYPE_DATE SQL_TYPE_TIME SQL_TYPE_TIMESTAMP ODBC function CURDATE() CURTIME() NOW() Time format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS[. dddddd] YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS[. ddddd] 188 D Barcode Reference Each of the barcode symbologies has its own rules for character representation, length, error checking, and other features. They differ in the way data is represented and the types of information that can be encoded: numbers, uppercase characters, lowercase letters, and punctuation. [. . . ]