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Have you enabled the Debug mode in your Switch? If so you should see some HTTP messages from the server you call in the Messages.

You set it in the preferences

Hard coding String 1 and string 2 did not fix the issue. Upon reflection the file is no longer in the input directory because switch is moving it... Grrrrrr Now I have to modify the flow so the file is not moved anywhere but a known network path and hope that is the problem. Sheesh! That is what we...

If it is the XML you posted recently you are using it is not valid.

It is missing a > before <RuleSetPath>

There is also at the end a > missing.

You get an response from the server you call with the HTTP Request and it says Error 500 which is an Internal Server Error.

The stuff you send to the server is apparently wrong.

I'm not sure why you selected "Input Job" for the Post Body since it should be custom for me to structure the the Remote trigger XML to post. Well we try to show you examples on how you can do it, we can't know exactly how you think with your code. The examples we show will of course need...

The unique id prefix is necessary for Switch to know where all copies of the same file are in the flow.

It's how it works!

1. That is what we want. 2. You are not going to use job.getPath since it will give you the path to the file that enters your script. The file we put in the folder, point 1 above, is now forgotten by Switch. Since this location is static you have to write that path in the script and then use the var...

Well this was an example on how to get you a file to use in what ever thing you want where you need to pick up a file from disc to use.

You can replace HTTP request with your script and write it to pick up the file from the folder I specified with a path location.

Something like this

The idea we try to get you to understand is that this folder should not have an outgoing connection. Then the file stored in that folder will be without the prefix. For your script to be able to pickup the file you will set the folder to a path where your script can get the file. In the property of ...

The copy is sent to a folder that ends there on the disc. No connections out of the folder. Then Switch think it is done with that job and leave it with its original filename, no prefix.

Now you can use it with your script. The resto of the flow continue with its tasks.

But you can send a copy of the file to one folder at the end of the connection and another copy to do the rest the flow.

Can't you send the file to a folder on disc at the end of a connection, then the prefix is gone. Then you will have the correct path.

You can also use pdfToolbox which have a very good imposition engine.

If you use the PitStop server crossgrade you pay about the same as for Quite Imposing but you get ten times more of functionality.
You can then also use my Imposition App that is intended for the kind of work you want to do.

Check the time on the Switch server.

Either the FTP or the Switch runs on GMT.