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l As script: Click to apply the options you chose above and to display information on the chosen Web service in Java-
Script format in a script viewer. You should use this option if the Web service is too complex to be interpreted correctly
by the SOAP Client plugin.
l Name: Displays the name of the arguments associated with the selected method. Note that you may also manually
enter new arguments, change or delete existing ones, as well as change their order if needed.
l Type: Displays the argument type.
l Value: Lets you enter fixed or variable values. To exchange variable information between the Web service and Plan-
etPress Suite Workflow Tools, you must use job information variables %1 to %9 or variable %c (which contains the
entire job file). Note that return values (arguments which are used to return information to the SOAP Client) are dis-
played in bold font.
l Namespace: Displays the namespace of the arguments associated with the selected method.
l Use returned raw SOAP packet as new data file: Check to use the complete SOAP packet (including the
passed parameters) instead of the parameters only. This option overrides any return value set to %c in the Argu-
ments box. You should use this option when the SOAP Client plugin is not able to fully support the syntax of the
response.
Advanced tab
l Use proxy group: Select this option to use a proxy server and to activate this group.
l Proxy address: Enter the IP address or name of the proxy server.
l Proxy port: Enter the number of the port to use to contact the proxy server.
l Use SOAP action group: Select this option to use a SOAP action and to activate this group.
l SOAP action: Select the SOAP action to use.
On Error Tab
The On Error Tab is common to all tasks. Details can be found on "Task Properties Dialog" (page 53).
Send Email Output Task Properties
Send Email output tasks send the data files they receive via email.
In some combinations of Microsoft Outlook and Windows versions, it is not possible for Outlook to be opened while
PlanetPress Workflow is running, so emails are not sent out automatically. To correct this, make sure to logon to Win-
dows on the PlanetPress server using the same login that PlanetPress is using, and open Outlook before starting the
PlanetPress services. You could also use a startup process to start Outlook before the rest of the services.
Send Email output task properties are as follows:
Recipients tab
l To: Enter the email address(es) of the recipient(s). Remember this is a variable property box and you can therefore
use various schemes to use email addresses that change with each job at runtime.
l Cc: Specify addresses to which copies of the generated emails are to be sent.
l Bcc: Specify discreet addresses (other recipients will not be able to see these addresses) to which copies of the gen-
erated emails are to be sent.
l Subject: Enter the subject of the emails generated by PlanetPress Image for this task. Note that if you use a data
selection in this box, you must be sure that the data that will be selected at runtime will not contain any parentheses, as
this would cause the task to fail. If you suspect that the data may contain parentheses, you should use a Run script
action task (see "Run Script Action Task Properties" (page 128)) with a Strip() function to strip them out.
l Message: Enter the content of the email message. Since this is a variable property box, the text may be personalized
using variables and data selections. Note that since this is a variable property box, its content is parsed at runtime. If
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