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Testing and deploying workflow solutions 63 Prompt type Image boolean Image list Image message Integer List Message Numeric Password Scan ScanUI String Valid answer values true false Zero‑based array index [DEFAULT] only Numeric integer Zero‑based array index [DEFAULT] only Numeric integer Text string None; scan prompts are handled by the basic.scanfiles and advanced.scanfilesN settings. Answers for scan prompts should not be included in the sequence of prompt answers. [DEFAULT] only Text string Default value if no default is specified by the script true 0 N/A 0 0 N/A 0 Empty string N/A N/A Empty string Using JConsole to monitor and modify a running test You can use the Java Monitoring and Management Console (JConsole) or another JMX‑enabled application to access attributes and operations of the performance simulator process during a test. The following steps detail accessing these attributes and operations using JConsole specifically, but the listed attributes and operations are the same for other JMX‑enabled applications. 1 Run JConsole. Note: JConsole is installed with the Java SE Development Kit. The default location for JConsole is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk\bin\jconsole.exe. 2 While a performance simulator test is running, select com.lexmark.workflow.simulator.App from the list of processes on the Local tab. Note: If a test is started after the "Connect to Agent" dialog is opened, then click the empty area within the list of processes to refresh it. 3 Click Connect > MBeans tab. 4 Expand the simulator folder, and then expand the folder for the currently running test profile. 5 For e‑Task 2, expand the Advanced folder. or For e‑Task, expand the Basic folder. 6 Select Simulation.

Section	Page
Contents	2
Getting started	5
Prerequisite skills for developing workflow solutions	5
Prerequisite skills for developing LDD system components	5
Understanding workflow solutions	6
Understanding solution types	7
Version compatibility of workflow solutions	8
Understanding components	8
What is the LDD SDK?	8
Minimum system requirements	8
Supported printers	9
Supported ECM platforms	12
Getting support	12
Preparing for development	13
Installing the development environment	13
Manually associating JavaScript files with Eclipse	14
Accessing the Lexmark Document Distributor Script Reference Guide	14
Developing workflow solutions	15
Best practices for solution design	15
Creating a new workflow solution project	16
Understanding the contents of a workflow solution project	16
Managing solution projects	17
Editing the properties of an existing workflow solution project	18
Referencing a workflow solution project	18
Evaluating code quality with JSLint	19
Understanding types of scripts	19
Using profile scripts	19
Using library scripts	19
Adding a library script to a solution	20
Accessing the functions of a library script	20
Using auto-configure scripts	20
Using auto-configure methods	21
Configuring the home screen with auto-configure	21
Using forms merge scripts	29
Scripting for different stages of a forms merge	29
Using the PrintClass service with forms merge scripts	32
Printing forms on printers with forms cards	32
Using scheduled scripts	32
Understanding the objects used in solution development	33
Top-level objects	33
Prompts	33
Services	34
Configuring solutions	35
Managing solution settings	35
Managing device policies	37
Managing the Solution Status Page	41
Managing formsets	42
Managing custom reports	42
Using the included document processing components	43
Bar code read support	43
Bar code write support	45
OCR support	46
Using the included solution database	48
Services	49
Understanding the Job Submission Web Service	49
Understanding dynamic prompting support	50
Using Kerberos authentication	51
Developing workflow solutions for previous versions of LDD	51
Testing and deploying workflow solutions	52
Testing with the MFP emulator and performance simulator	52
Accessing the MFP emulator or performance simulator	52
Using the interactive MFP emulator	52
Using the interactive MFP emulator with an LDD system	52
Simulating a scan task	53
Saving print jobs	53
Using the performance simulator	53
Preparing and running tests in the performance simulator	53
Configuring advanced properties	54
Supplying answers to prompts	61
Using JConsole to monitor and modify a running test	63
Determining the single-server throughput for a solution	65
Deploying a solution directly to an LDD server system	66
Restarting the Lexmark Solutions Application Server	67
Distributing a solution file and installing the solution using LMC	67
Managing the LDD 4.x System List	67
Building a workflow solution from the command line	68
Developing components	70
Understanding component design	70
Best practices for component design	70
Creating a new component project	71
Understanding the contents of a component project	71
Including a component in a workflow solution project	72
Troubleshooting	73
Network connection problems occur when installing or updating plug-ins in Eclipse	73
The Lexmark Solution Development perspective or other features are missing	73
Auto-complete does not work or items are missing in auto-complete lists for LDD objects	73
A properties file updated using revision control does not update	74
LDD system times out when directly exporting a solution	74
The MFP emulator does not run	74
The MFP emulator runs but cannot be discovered in LMC	75
The Backspace and left arrow keys do not work when viewing LMC in Eclipse	75
Notices	76
Edition notice	76
Trademarks	76
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RIGHTS	76
The Apache Software License, Version 1.1	77
Apache License Version 2.0, January 2004	77

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Valid answer values

Default value if

no default is

specified by the

script

Image boolean

true

false

true

Image list

Zero

‑

based array index

Image message

[DEFAULT]

only

N/A

Integer

Numeric integer

List

Zero

‑

based array index

Message

[DEFAULT]

only

N/A

Numeric

Numeric integer

Password

Text string

Empty string

Scan

None; scan prompts are handled by the

basic.scanfiles

and

advanced.scanfilesN

settings. Answers for scan prompts should not be

included in the sequence of prompt answers.

N/A

ScanUI

[DEFAULT]

only

N/A

String

Text string

Empty string

Using JConsole to monitor and modify a running test

You can use the

Java Monitoring and Management Console

(JConsole) or another JMX

‑

enabled application to access

attributes and operations of the performance simulator process during a test. The following steps detail accessing these

attributes and operations using JConsole specifically, but the listed attributes and operations are the same for other

JMX

‑

enabled applications.

Run JConsole.

Note:

JConsole is installed with the Java SE Development Kit. The default location for JConsole is C:\Program

Files\Java\jdk<

current version

>\bin\jconsole.exe.

While a performance simulator test is running, select

com.lexmark.workflow.simulator.App

from the list of

processes on the Local tab.

Note:

If a test is started after the “Connect to Agent” dialog is opened, then click the empty area within the list

of processes to refresh it.

Click

Connect

MBeans

tab.

Expand the simulator folder, and then expand the folder for the currently running test profile.

For e

‑

Task 2, expand the Advanced folder.

For e

‑

Task, expand the Basic folder.

Select

Simulation

Testing and deploying workflow solutions