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You can set up and edit multiple processes in a single PlanetPress Watch/Server Configuration session.
Processes are displayed graphically as nodes—each node representing an input, action, or output task—in the
PlanetPress Watch/Server Process area.
A) Processes. B) Selected process displayed in PlanetPress Watch/Server Process area. C) Input task. D) Condition.
Data travels down this branch (and not the main branch) only if the condition is true. E) Action tasks. F) Output tasks.
G) Branch. Data travels down this branch as well as the main branch.
Startup processes are processes that run only once before every other process in a given configuration. They
can be used to perform operations that need to be completed once before the configuration can actually be
run, such as to map network drives.
Subprocesses are processes called by other processes and frequently executing redundant tasks shared by
different processes.
Once you have created all your tasks and organized them using processes, your PlanetPress Watch/Server
configuration is ready. When you send it to PlanetPress Watch/Server, it is immediately applied (if PlanetPress
Watch/Server is running, of course) and all its tasks are performed.
If you create a Folder Capture input task that takes any file it finds in the root folder of one of your hard disks,
then PlanetPress Watch/Server will try to remove all the files located in that folder, including all the system
and hidden files.
Adding Inputs
An input task captures data and passes it on to other tasks that process it or that generate output.
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