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A
complex data type that represents the result of invoking Adobe Central
Pro Output Server (Central). The result includes output file, log,
response, and trace files.
CentralResult
variables
are used as values for output properties for the following Central
Migration Bridge service operations:
centralMerge operation
centralTransformation operation
centralXMLImport operation
You use the
CentralResult
variable to access
the result of invoking Central commands. You also use it to access
the log, trace, and response files associated with the invoked Central
command.
For information about data that can be accessed using Xpath Expressions,
see
Data items
.
Data items
The data items that
CentralResult
variables
contain.
logDoc
A
document
value
that represents a log file that contains entries for all activities that
occur when Central is invoked. The log file includes trace, informational, warning,
error, and severe messages from the Central Print Agent.
For
more information about Central log files, see “-all (Log File Name)”
in
Print Agent Reference
.
responseDoc
A
document
value
that represents the response file that records an exit status. The
default name of the response file that Print Agent creates is jetform.rsp.
The jetform.rsp file is created in the same location as the Print
Agent executable.
For information about response files, see
“-arx (Response File)” in
Print Agent Reference
.
resultDoc
A
document
value
that represents the output of a CentralMigrationBridge operation.
Depending on the CentralMigrationBridge operation that is used,
the results are as follows:
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centralMerge:
-
A file provided in a file format supported by Central, such
as PDF, PCL, IPL, PS, or ZPL.
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centralTransformation:
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The transformed data file.
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centralXMLImport:
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A data file (*.dat) file.
traceDoc
A
document
value
that represents the trace file. The trace facility is commonly used
for troubleshooting. However, it can also be used to generate data
files that can be used as preamble for subsequent processing in
the
centralMerge operation
.
A
preamble
contains a series of commands that are executed
before a form template and data file are merged. These commands
often contain
^define
commands that establish event
handlers that process
^group
commands.
For
information about trace files, see “-atf (Trace File Name)” in
Print Agent Reference
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