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Certainly, we call that Smart Preflight.
You can find a tutorial on our e-learning platform:
https://www.enfocus.com/en/learn/pitstop#advanced

This action list will do what you want:

The easiest option will be to use one of the npm packages for this.
https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=soap

You can use [Job.FileCount] to get the number of files in a job folder The number of files in the job, i.e. 1 if the job is a single file, and if it is a job folder, the number of files in the job folder and any subfolders, recursively (folders and subfolders themselves do not contribute to the coun...

Here is a flow to solve this: • First ungroup the job and write the number of pages of each file in a private data, "pages". • Assemble the job with metadata merge, the "pages" private data will be the one of one of the files in the job. • Ungroup the job again, and check if the ...

Yes, there is an app for that, the LFP PDF Slicer. https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/lfp-pdf-slicer If you use PitStop Server, you can also install the Switch Core module and use apps. We did two webinars about the new possibilities this opens: https://www.enfocus.com/en/learn/pitstop/all?...

Yes, there is an app for that, the LFP PDF Slicer. https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/lfp-pdf-slicer If you use PitStop Server, you can also install the Switch Core module and use apps. We did two webinars about the new possibilities this opens: https://www.enfocus.com/en/learn/pitstop/all?...

Use Metadata.TextIndexed, it will return you all Name values in one go.
[Metadata.TextIndexed:Path="/Job/Operations/Operation/Name",Dataset="Xml",Model="XML"]
Then use a condition to check if it contains the string you want.

v2 of Scan hierarchy is now live:
Job is now sent to the error connection if the hierarchy top folder is not found

When you have the order sizes like this in your input file (or after some transformation, which is the case) <orderedSizes> <orderedSize>M</orderedSize> <orderedSize>L</orderedSize> <orderedSize>XL</orderedSize> </orderedSizes> Then you can use the Variable XPath Repeater app to loop into each order...

The PdfDocument and PdfPage classes were introduced with Switch 2021 Spring.
This will update the type definition:
npm i @types/switch-scripting@1.1.0

I wrote both Inject Wildcard and Scan hierarchy. A large part of the code is common, but Inject Wildcard will look for files and/or folders and inject them in the flow, while Scan hierarchy will look for file(s) or folder(s) and attach the path(s) as private data (if only one result) or dataset, so ...

Here is an example how to use PdfDocument and PdfPage classes on our EnfocusSW GitHub:

https://github.com/EnfocusSW/PdfProperties

Hello,
I wrote Inject Wildcard.
Can you please provide me the wrong symbols you know, so that I can reproduce this?

Easy, here is the action list:

• Select all

• Select page range: 3-R1 (add R to count from the back of the document)

• Remove pages