A finishing process can be available in the ticket, but the printer must not execute it. The @NoOp attribute can disable a finishing process. The @NoOp attribute is only supported for the following processes: Stitching, HoleMaking, Creasing, Folding, Trimming and CoverApplication.
Syntax
XPath:
/JDF/ResourcePool/StitchingParams/@NoOp
/JDF/ResourcePool/HoleMakingParams/@NoOp
/JDF/ResourcePool/FoldingParams/@NoOp
/JDF/ResourcePool/TrimmingParams/@NoOp
/JDF/ResourcePool/CoverApplicationParams/@NoOp
/JDF/ResourcePool/CreasingParams/@NoOp
Type
Boolean
Supported range
@NoOp |
Description |
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false (default) |
The process must be applied. |
true |
The process must not be applied (i.e the parameters are ignored). |
<JDF ID="jdf_1" Type="Combined" Category="DigitalPrinting" Types="LayoutPreparation Imposition Interpreting Rendering DigitalPrinting Stitching"> <ResourcePool> <StitchingParams ID="ProcessID_5" Class="Parameter" Status="Available" PartIDKeys="RunIndex" StitchType="Side" NumberOfStitches="2"> <StitchingParams RunIndex="1 ~ 4" NoOp="true"/> </StitchingParams> </ResourcePool> <ResourceLinkPool> <StitchingParamsLink rRef="ProcessID_5" Usage="Input"/> </ResourceLinkPool> </JDF>