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every PDF SmartStream Designer creates is actually a PDF/VT (that is what it actually says in the 'create job' tab)

because our software relies on unimposed PDFs... that's part of the batching process

ArielRauch wrote: you are right. there are no datasets with this job. How can I prepare a job with datasets - I thought by switching the option "strip unique name" to no I keep all the metadata together with the pdf no, you can't transport metadata like that, SwitchScripter doesn't work wi...

ArielRauch wrote:

Afterwards I copied the path of the resulting pdf (I used two fields f1 and f2) into the fixture of incoming files for the following script:


what exactly do you mean by that? _where_ do you do the scripting? In SwitchScripter? And you copy the data over into it?

do a quick



job.log(1, job.getDatasetTags() );



to see if your job actually has datasets attached?

did you add the xml information you want in the fixture set? You need to mark the incoming job, then declare the existing datasets for a job under "Metadata datasets" otherwise you're not going to have any in SwitchScripter

use dataset.getPath() instead of job.getPath() in the new Document() part!



var metadata = new Document(dataset.getPath());

it looks like a normal PDF, opens like a normal PDF, but it actually is a PDF/VT which is part of the PDF/X-4 standard. It hast a database of the variable datafields. So basically i'd like to get rid of the PDF/VT extensions and generate a standard PDF/X-4 compatible PDF file. If you don't believe m...

Everyone, i need a way to transform a PDF/VT (from SmartStream Designer) to a 'normal' PDF file, possibly with the Acrobat configurator. Quite is not supporting PDF/VT nor will it ever support it, but a 3rd party application we use joins PDFs into batches and imposes them with quite - both will just...

create a property for the script and give it a "choose file" option. Then choose the test.cmd. var args = new Array(); args.push( s.getPropertyValue( "Batchfile" ) ); var p = new Process( args ); p.start(); p.waitForFinished(); this always did the trick for me as the notation of ...

first: create a script where connection type is "Filter" (include/exclude folder set to No). then you can use this script: function jobArrived( s : Switch, job : Job ) { var jobDir = new Dir( job.getPath() ); var jobFolderList = jobDir.entryList( "*", Dir.Dirs|Dir.NoDotAndDotDot ...

dkelly wrote: This script expression will return all of the subdirectory names in "/Server/files" directory. Dwight Kelly Apago, Inc. Switch reseller and script developer var theDir = new Dir("/Server/files"); var theEntries = theDir.entryList("*", Dir.Dirs|Dir.NoDotAnd...

Hi, is there a scripting possibility of getting the path of an incoming connection? I'm having the weird issue that (just for one customer) files are not being accepted as a job by Switch up until i restart the flow... i just want to do a fileList of the folder when s.getJobs() == 0, then crawl thro...

here's a good start on how to cleanup an RTF file to get to the raw text lines:



http://webcheatsheet.com/php/reading_th ... om_rtf.php



PS: remove the following line from your script:

oku.readLine();

that one does nothing...

exactly my thought! But i can't test the 'old' Quite Hot Engine anymore... anyone with a latest version (3.0e?) Quite Hot Imposing who could test it?