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But finding this information often poses a problem. A good way to find this information easily is
to print it using small characters at the bottom of every page. To do this, you have to do the
following.
In PlanetPress Design:
1.
Use a Set Job Info action task and associate a variable with the job’s name.
2. In the output task, make sure to select the option that adds the job information to the
document.
In PlanetPress Connect:
l Somewhere at the bottom of each document page, add a Data Selection object defined
as a custom data selection that contains a reference to the job info variable sent from
PlanetPress Workflow and a current page marker.
You can use, for example, =&watch.jobinfos[6]+'-'+intostr(&current.datapage)'
Debugging your PlanetPress Workflow Process
Debugging a process is separated in two parts. The first part is designing the process, which is
to add the different tasks, branches and conditions to the process and configuring them. The
second step is testing whether or not the process and configuration actually work.
Before debugging begins, the following prerequisites must be completed:
l There must not be any Unknown Tasks in the process.
l Asample data file must be selected. To choose a sample data file, click the Select button
in the PlanetPress Workflow Ribbon's Debug tab and browse to a valid sample data
file. Alternatively, if a document present in the configuration contains the necessary data
file, it can be attached to the process easily. See Use Data and Metadata Files Attached
to Documents.
When debugging your process, it is important to keep in mind that:
l
The Initial Input task is never executed. The sample data file is used instead of the initial
run. This is to prevent "live"data from being retrieved by the initial input task while
debugging is being done. If, however, the initial task is critical to the process, it can be
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