The job name shown in the control panel can be retrieved from one of three settings. These settings are listed in order of priority - from high to low priority - in this paragraph.
Job name (first priority)
If "@CustomerJobName" has a value, then this value is used as job name.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/CustomerInfo/@CustomerJobName
Type
String
Job name (second priority)
If "@CustomerJobName" does not have a value, then the value of "@DescriptiveName" is used as job name.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/@DescriptiveName
Type
String
Job name (third priority)
If "@CustomerJobName" and "@DescriptiveName" do not have a value, then the value of "@JobID" is used as job name.
When specified, the @JobID represents a unique job identifier created by the application that submitted the job. The JobID follows a job through the printer.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/@JobID
Type
String
Supported range
[1..63] characters
Syntax
XPath: /JDF[contains(@Types="oce:Mailbox")]/ResourcePool/oce:MailboxDetails/@UseMailbox
Type
Boolean
Description
Jobs that have no oce:MailboxDetails specified, or have specified @UseMailbox ="false", are sent to the list of scheduled jobs. Else the jobs are sent to the list of waiting jobs.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF[contains(@Types="oce:Mailbox")]/ResourcePool/oce:MailboxDetails[@UseMailbox="true"]/@BoxName
Type
String
Supported range
[1..30] characters
Description
The @BoxName defines the destination DocBox for the job.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/Comment[@Name="Instruction"]
Type
Text element.
Description
Multiple instances of Comment[@Name="Instruction"] are allowed. Each line will be concatenated with a carriage return.
For the following characters you need to use an escape sequence:
|
Character |
Escape sequence |
|---|---|
|
& |
& |
|
' |
' |
|
" |
" |
|
< |
< |
|
> |
> |
Example
<JDF>
<Comment
Name="Instruction">&My comment&</Comment>
</JDF>
Syntax
XPath:
/JDF/ResourcePool/CustomerInfo/ContactRef/@rRef="<text>"
/JDF/ResourcePool/Contact[contains(@ContactTypes="Owner") and @ID="<text>"]/@oce:UserID
Type
String
Description
This is the user ID used by the operating system when the job is sent. Usually the name of the operator.
Syntax
XPath:
/JDF/ResourcePool/CustomerInfo/ContactRef/@rRef="<text>"
/JDF/ResourcePool/Contact[contains(@ContactTypes="Owner")]/oce:ComChannel[@ChannelType="ComputerName" and @ID="<text>"]/@Locator
Type
String
Description
The host name identifies the computer used to create the job.
You can select an automated workflow by using attribute @oce:LabelName or attribute @NamedFeatures.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/@oce:LabelName
Type
String
Supported range
[1 .. 25] characters
Description
When specified, the @oce:LabelName identifies the automated workflow that must be used. The label name is visible on the control panel.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/@NamedFeatures
The syntax for @NamedFeatures is: "VirtualPrinter <label name>". When the name of an automated workflow contains a space, the space must be encoded as "%20".
Type
String
Supported range
[1 .. 25] characters
Description
When specified, the @NamedFeatures identifies the automated workflow that must be used. The label name is visible on the control panel.
Syntax
XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/Contact[contains(@ContactTypes="Delivery")]/Person/@FamilyName
Type
String
Description
The recipient name is the name of the customer who ordered the job.