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You can set Banners and Dividers in the JDF configurator:



Is there something other than what is currently available that you need to do?

Also note that Banner sheets are only supported on series 3 and 4 presses (7x00, 10,000, 12,000 etc.)

Good to know. Thanks for sharing. Were you able to do it with the free version, or did you have to buy the Deluxe version?

I know the HTTP component can create MIME packages, but I haven't seen anything in Switch that can extract the different components. It looks like there are some command-line utilities out there that you could possibly use with the Execute Command http://www.fpx.de/fp/Software/UUDeview/download/uude...

I had to create my HMAC hash in an external program and call that from Switch. Couldn't find a way in Switch to do it. It might be possible using ByteArray.generateSignature(), but it sounds like that was deprecated in 20017 Update 2. The lack of true JSON support and HMAC generation is making it di...

You've got an extra closing tag at the end of your for-each opening tag:

should be:

If you get rid of that it should be valid.

It would probably be easier to add product name values to an array like this: var xmlDoc = new Document(job.getPath()); var jobId = xmlDoc.evalToString("//job/id"); s.log(1, "JobID is: " + jobId); var productNames = xmlDoc.evalToNodes("//job/products/product/name"); var...

How do you want the information saved? Do you want a new XML file with just that information in it, or are you trying to pull it into a script for use elsewhere? If you want a new XML file then an xsl transform is probably the easiest option. If the later then you can do something like this: var xml...

I'm not sure about his, but I think this is because you're using the same node to replace each of the 3 existing nodes, which effectively is moving the node to the last replacement you do. I think if you move the Node definition element inside your for loop then it will create a new node each time t...

I think this line is incorrect as well: nodeByPath.at(i).replaceChild(Node, nodeByPath); nodeByPath appears to be a NodeList, and the second parameter in the replaceChild function is expecting a Node. I think it needs to look something like this: nodeByPath.at(i).replaceChild(Node, nodeByPath.at(i)....

What I did for the JDF configurator may not be the best for your application, but here are my recommendations: I recommend using property values in your scripts to populate the various fields you are sending to each press. Then you can use Switch's built-in XML/JDF pickups and path builder to do the...

Basically you need to open the XML file as a document, then use an evaluation function to return the nodes: Something like this: var inXML = new Document(job.getPath()); var nodeList = inXML.evalToNodes("//PreflightResultEntry[@level='warning']", null); for (var i=0; i<nodeList.length; i++...

This might be a limitation with Switch's implementation for variables. With the scripting module you can easily return multiple nodes found by an XPath and then loop through them to do formatting or whatever else, but in the variable GUI I was getting warnings that paths selecting multiple nodes wer...

The structure of your XPath is a little odd. Are you missing the Root XML node in your XPath or does the XML look like this: <PreflightResultEntry level='warning'>Graphic element lies completely outside trim box (8x on page 1)Graphic element lies completely outside %BoxType%3108trim boxCheck</Prefli...

I'm not sure that's a valid call for an entry list. It should have 3 arguments like this: entryList( filter : String, filterSpec : Number, sortSpec : Number ) or in your code var FolderList = MyDir.entryList( "*.*", Dir.Files, Dir.Time); That would return all files sorted by modified date....

I believe you can also use s.copy() or s.move() to move files in the middle of the script, but that takes away a lot of Switch's built-in file handling which can be problematic.