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If the request succeeds, a transaction success message is written to the QuarkXPress Server transaction
log file. For example:
Logs
8/3/2004 17:16:11 xml/sample.qxp Type: text/xml Size: 2364 Client: 127.0.0.1
http://localhost:8080/xml/sample.qxp
Example GET
URL
You can also deconstruct QuarkCopyDesk articles. To deconstruct a QuarkCopyDesk article, use
the following:
http://localhost:8080/xml/copydesk/abc.qcd
Request object name: XMLRequest
XMLRequest xmlRequest = new XMLRequest();
QRequestContext context = new QRequestContext();
Example, Object
Model
context.setDocumentName("SAMPLE_DOCUMENT.qxp");
context.setResponseAsURL(false);
context.setRequest(xmlRequest);
QContentData response = new RequestServiceStub().processRequest(context);
System.out.println(response.getTextData());
Constructing a project
The construct namespace takes two arguments: The name of the project to be created,
and a modify parameter that points to the XML file or string that describes how to create
the project. For example:
http://QXPServer8:8080/construct/project1.qxp?
modify=file:path to XML file on server
or:
http://QXPServer8:8080/construct/project1.qxp?modify=XML string
There is a length limitation of 4096 characters on URLs, so you will probably want to use
an XML file rather than an XML string.
If you are using QuarkXPress Server Manager, you can send a similar command with a
QuarkXPress Server Manager URL or through Web services.
Every project created with the construct namespace must be based on a Job Ticket in a
Job Jackets file. Using construct to create a project is roughly equivalent to using the
File > New > Project from Ticket command in QuarkXPress.
When you create a project using the construct namespace, you must supply the path to
the Job Jackets file that will supply the project's resources. To do so, indicate the URL of
the Job Jackets file in the PROJECT@JOBJACKET attribute and the name of the Job Ticket
in the PROJECT@JOBTICKET attribute. (<PROJECT> is the root element of the Modifier
DTD. For more information, see "Modifier DTD (annotated).")
For example, to create a project from a Job Ticket named "Tall US Brochure Ticket" in a
Job Jackets file named "BrochureJJ.xml," use XML like the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<PROJECT JOBJACKET="MacintoshHD:brochures:BrochureJJ.xml"
JOBTICKET="Tall US Brochure Ticket"
PROJECTNAME="project1.qxp">
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