Online-Printing with Documaker

Question

Hello,
I've installed IDSServer, IDSShared and IDSClient in version 2.2 on my Windows 7 pc to play with it.
Because of that I've selected http as queuing mechanism.
Now I want to print a dummy hello world-pdf via the java messaging mechanism.
I have written a java client along the provided MsgClient-sample.
I have also found out, that I have to use the PRT request-type.
Now I get the following message:
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (http.debug).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
Message variables
IDSGUID=2D0FB991-FC80-EA7A-D1F6-F65DCF6C6C2D
IDSHOSTNAME=BSG-N0244
RESULTS=DPR0019
SERVERTIMESPENT=0.000
Rowsets
DPR0019
Row 1
CARID=
CATALOGKEY=TEST
EXTENSION=
FILE=BEBD61F6-0F9D-BFB7-99AC-A9B7B58B80D4-0-IDS-1-BL.pol
ERRORS
Row 1
CODE=DPR0019
The form I created simply consists of a static label "Hello world".
What am I doing wrong?
Regards
Florian

Answer 1

895099 wrote:
thanks for your reply. I'm trying the SCH-request type now.
However it requires a variable named fields which filters the results as i understand its function.
Could you please give me an example how I could query all records?Sure.
You need the following attachment variables:
CONFIG=<name of the configuration which should be found in your DAP.INI>
USERID=<you should have this already>
PARTIALMATCH=Y <use this to match part of a string, example: FLO will find FLOWER and FLORIAN. Omit this value if you do not want this feature.>
FIELDS=<list of fields,comma-delimited, which you will search. These should be found in the APPIDX.DFD that is defined in your configuration.>
Example request:
CONFIG=MyConfig
USERID=DOCUMAKER
FIELDS=KEY1,KEY2,KEYID
KEY1=MyKey1
KEY2=MyKey2
KEY3=MyKeyID
REQTYPE=SCHIf you are unsure as to the fields in your appidx.dfd, or where to find the appidx.dfd, you'll need to check your INI files. The definition of the APPIDX location can be anywhere in the set of INI files used on the system, but generally it is in the FSISYS.INI. Note that if the paths are not absolute then they are relative to the execution of your system, usually the docserv or fap\mstrres\<mrl_name> directories.
DAP.INI
[Configurations]
Config=MyConfig
[Config:MyConfig]
INIFile=c:\some\path\fsiuser.ini
FSIUSER.INI
[Environment]
FSISYSINI = c:\some\path\fsisys.ini
FSISYS.INI
[ ArcRet ]
AppIdxDfd = arc\appidx.dfdHere is a sample of the appidx.dfd, which defines the record layout of the archive:
< FIELDS >
FIELDNAME = KEY1
FIELDNAME = KEY2
FIELDNAME = KEYIDIf you just want to query all records, then omit the KEYID from the FIELDS= attachment variable. I do not recommend using that for any production application however - you will always want to limit a search as best you can to prevent open-ended queries which can be detrimental to performance.
~Andy
Edited by: Andy Little on Nov 8, 2011 10:29 AM