Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/ColorControlStrip/@DescriptiveName
Type
String
Supported values
|
@DescriptiveName |
Description |
|---|---|
|
“Colour control bar name” |
Pre-installed or user-installed on controller |
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkPosition
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkPosition |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Top |
Top edge |
|
Bottom |
Bottom edge |
|
Left |
Left edge |
|
Right |
Right edge |
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkJustification
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkJustification |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Center |
Centred on the page edge. |
|
Left |
Related to the orientation of the content of the colour control bar. |
|
Right |
Related to the orientation of the content of the colour control bar. |
Description
Use this setting to automatically add the specified colour control strip to each printed page to verify printed colours.
You can select a pre-installed or a user-installed colour control strip. Pre-installed colour control strips can have names like "Fogra Media Wedge V2" or "IDEAlliance Control Strip 2009". Check the Settings Editor for available pre-installed or user-installed colour control bar names.
Setting @MarkPosition is related to the orientation of the page content. The orientation of the bar content is considered to be landscape. The rotation of the bar is determined automatically:
Top and left position:
The top of the bar points towards the edge of the page.
Bottom and right position:
The bottom of the bar points towards the edge of the page.
Example
<JDF>
<ResourcePool>
<Layout ID ="layout_1" Class ="Parameter" Status ="Available">
<MarkObject>
<ColorControlStrip DescriptiveName ="IDEAlliance Control Strip 2009"/>
<DeviceMark MarkPosition ="Left" MarkJustification ="Center"/>
</MarkObject>
</Layout>
</ResourcePool>
<ResourceLinkPool>
<LayoutLink rRef ="layout_1" Usage ="Input"/>
</ResourceLinkPool>
</JDF>
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/JobField/@DescriptiveName
Type
String
Supported values
|
@DescriptiveName |
Description |
|---|---|
|
“Information bar name” |
Pre-installed or user-installed on controller |
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkPosition
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkPosition |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Top |
Top edge |
|
Bottom |
Bottom edge |
|
Left |
Left edge |
|
Right |
Right edge |
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkJustification
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkJustification |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Center |
Centred on the page edge. |
|
Left |
Related to the orientation of the content of the information bar. |
|
Right |
Related to the orientation of the content of the information bar. |
Description
Use this setting to automatically add a named set of job information attributes to each printed page. Check the Settings Editor for available pre-installed or user-installed information bar names.
Setting @MarkPosition is related to the orientation of the page content. The orientation of the bar content is considered to be landscape. The rotation of the bar is determined automatically:
Top and left position:
The top of the bar points towards the edge of the page.
Bottom and right position:
The bottom of the bar points towards the edge of the page.
Example
<JDF>
<ResourcePool>
<Layout ID ="layout_1" Class ="Parameter" Status ="Available">
<MarkObject>
<JobField DescriptiveName ="FOGRA Validation Print"/>
<DeviceMark MarkPosition ="Right" MarkJustification ="Center"/>
</MarkObject>
</Layout>
</ResourcePool>
<ResourceLinkPool>
<LayoutLink rRef ="layout_1" Usage ="Input"/>
</ResourceLinkPool>
</JDF>
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/JobField/GeneralID[@IDUsage=”oce:PageNumber”]/@IDValue
Type
Integer
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/JobField/GeneralID[@IDUsage=”oce:Prefix”]/@IDValue
Type
String
Supported range
[0..80] characters
Type
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/JobField/GeneralID[@IDUsage=”oce:Suffix”]/@IDValue
Type
String
Supported range
[0..80] characters
Syntax
Xpath: /JDF/ResourcePool//Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkPosition
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkPosition |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Top |
Top edge |
|
Bottom |
Bottom edge |
"Left" and "Right" are not supported for page numbering.
Syntax
Xpath: /JDF//ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/DeviceMark/@MarkJustification
Type
Enumeration
Supported values
|
@MarkJustification |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Center |
The page number is centred on the top or bottom page edge. |
|
Left |
The page number is aligned to the left. |
|
Right |
The page number is aligned to the right. |
Description
Use this setting to place the page numbers at a specified location, with a specified prefix and suffix. The page numbers start at the specified page number. All parameters must be defined under the same MarkObject.
Example
<JDF …>
<ResourcePool>
...
<Layout ID="layout_1" Class="Parameter"
Status="Available">
<MarkObject>
<JobField>
<GeneralID IDUsage="oce:PageNumber" IDValue="1"/>
</JobField>
<JobField>
<GeneralID IDUsage="oce:Prefix" IDValue="Bates"/>
</JobField>
<JobField>
<GeneralID IDUsage="oce:Suffix" IDValue="Stamping"/>
</JobField>
<DeviceMark MarkJustification="Center"
MarkPosition="Top"/>
</MarkObject>
</Layout>
...
</ResourcePool>
<ResourceLinkPool>
...
<LayoutLink rRef="layout_1" Usage="Input"/>
...
</ResourceLinkPool>
</JDF>
Remark
This setting is only supported for the PDF data path.
Syntax
XPath:
/JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/CutMark/@Marktype = “LowerLeftCutMark”
/JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/CutMark/@Marktype = “UpperLeftCutMark”
/JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/CutMark/@Marktype = “LowerRightCutMark”
/JDF/ResourcePool/Layout/MarkObject/CutMark/@Marktype = “UpperRightCutMark”
Description
You must always specify all four trim marks. There is no support for printing individual trim marks. The positions of the trim marks are taken from the PDF file. The trim marks will be placed on the corners of the TrimBox. If the TrimBox does not exist, the MediaBox is used.
The MarkTypes used may be printer dependent.
Example
JDF ...>
<ResourcePool>
...
<Layout ID="layout_1" Class="Parameter" Status="Available">
<MarkObject>
<CutMark MarkType =" LowerLeftCutMark "/>
<CutMark MarkType =" UpperLeftCutMark "/>
<CutMark MarkType =" LowerRightCutMark "/>
<CutMark MarkType =" UpperRightCutMark "/>
</MarkObject>
</Layout>
...
</ResourcePool>
<ResourceLinkPool>
...
<LayoutLink rRef="layout_1" Usage="Input"/>
...
</ResourceLinkPool>
</JDF>
Remark
This setting is only supported for the PDF data path.