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handles the submitted data, saving them to the Data Repository.
For an introduction to this Project Wizard, see Project Wizards overview video on the OL Learn
website (start at 16:50) or on Youtube: Submitting Data with Web Forms.
Installing the project
From the menu, select File > New > Project Wizards > Submitting Data with Web Forms to
start the wizard. See also: "Submitting Data with Web Forms - Project Wizard" on page987.)
Note
In order to use the project, OL Connect Server and OL Connect Workflow must be
installed on the local machine.
The wizard lets you select the folder in which you want the solution to be installed.
In the selected folder, the Project Wizard will create two subfolders: Configurations and
Workspace.
The project's resource files are saved to the Configurations folder.
The Workspace folder is used for debugging or running the solution. It has an In folder that
may be used to monitor incoming data and an Out folder to write output files to.
The selected folder's path is saved to a global variable in the Workflow configuration (see "The
Workflow configuration" on page171).
Testing and running the project
Once the Project Wizard has finished the installation, the project is ready to be tested.
1. If the templates and data mapping configurations haven't been sent to Workflow yet, do
that first (see "Sending files to Workflow" on page433). This requires that the Workflow
service is running (see Starting the Workflow service in Workflow's Online Help).
2. Send the Workflow configuration to PlanetPress Workflow service; see Saving and
sending a Workflow Configuration in Workflow's Online Help.
3. Access the web page by entering the following URL in a browser on the machine that
runs Workflow: http://localhost:9090/form. (The process starts with a NodeJS
Server Input task, and Workflow's NodeJS Server listens on port 9090 by default.)
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