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Capture Fields Processor
PlanetPress Production task that reads an incoming PGC file and updates each document in the Capture Database. If ink is
present in all the proper Mandatory and/or Final fields, the document is then closed by this task. This tasks outputs the PGC file
along with metadata that contains all of the document's information and Capture Fields.
Client/Server Architecture
A multi-server setup where more then one PlanetPress Production server are connected as clients to a single PlanetPress Pro-
duction server which has a Capture Database. In this architecture, the Server contains the licenses, documents and patterns
and the Clients communicate with the server to authenticate pens and modify the database.
Closed Document
A document still within the PlanetPress Capture Database of which all the required fields have been filled by the Capture Field
Processor from a PGC. A closed document will only remain in the database until it is retrieved with the Get Capture Document
task, after which it is deleted.
Contamination
The act of writing on a "wrong" document, aka one that has a sequence number different from the pen's. This can happen in
architectures with more than one sequence being used. However, writing on a document that has already been closed will
create a similar undesired situation.
Get Capture Document
PlanetPress Production task that receives the Metadata from the Capture Fields Processor and will retrieve the Capture doc-
ument(s) from the Capture Database, in PDF format. This task loops for each document, and can retrieve either closed doc-
uments or any document.
ICR(Intelligent Character Recognition)
Recognizing text that has been hand-written with the Anoto Digital Pen. This feature is currently not implemented in Plan-
etPress Capture, but will be in the (near) future.
Ink Data
The pen stroke information contained within the PGC file. This is the actual data applied to the document (lines, signatures,
text, etc).
Open Document
A document in the Capture Database that does not yet have any ink data on it, or of which not all mandatory fields (or final
field) have ink present on them. Such a document is waiting for a new PGC file to complete it so it can be closed.
Pattern Sequence
Pattern Sequences enable the multiplication of the number of available pattern by adding an extra identification to the doc-
ument. A Pattern Sequence is also attributed to each Anoto Digital Pen, such as an incoming PGC file will contain the Pattern,
on which the Pattern Sequence is added from the pen database. The pattern and pattern sequence refer to a specific document
PlanetPress Capture
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