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Domain / Workgroup Indicator: This domain name is the real domain name or only a
workgroup name. For explanations about domains, domain names, users, user names,
user domains, logged on users vs. application running users, machine names etc. please
refer to the respective Windows help pages or ask your system administrator.
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Machine name: The name of the machine the Printer Driver is running on as retrieved by
the respective Windows API.
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Machine GUID: The unique machine ID (see "Job Origin" on page52) of the machine on
which the job was produced. It can be used as an additional identification mark to validate
the origin of the job.
On Error Tab
Please refer to the Using the On Error tab in the Workflow documentation.
Miscellaneous Tab
Please refer to the Miscellaneous tab in the Workflow documentation.
Verifying an API Key
If a print service provider has provided users of the printer driver with API keys, the Workflow
process that receives print jobs will need to verify the API key. This topic shows how to do that.
The API key in the HTTP headers
If the printer driver was configured with an APIkey, it will include the API key in its HTTP headers
as a bearer token when sending a print job. Bearer token authorization looks like this:
Authorization: Bearer «token»
where «token» will be the API key.
The Workflow process
The Workflow process will begin with a Server Input task.
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