jadice server Version 5.8.7.0

Documentation for Developers and Administrators

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List of Figures

2.1. jadice viewer with the extension to access jadice server
4.1. Messaging system as transport layer between clients and jadice server
4.2. Description of a job moving through nodes
5.1. Feasible Setting for Macros in MS Office
5.2. Installation of jadice server as technical account
5.3. Settings for legacy formats in MS Project 2010
7.1. Layout of the SOAP Interface
7.2. Classes generated by JAX-WS
7.3. Schematic of the REST Interface
7.4. View of Swagger UI
7.5. Sequence diagram of processing with REST
7.6. Java Project generated by swagger-codegen
8.1. Cooperation between jadice server and Spring Security
8.2. Class Hierarchy of the Security Rules (XML namespace http://www.levigo.com/jadice-server/schema/security)
9.1. View of jadice server's MBeans in the Java VisualVM
10.1. Security Query Displayed When Converting via the MSOutlookNode
10.2. Error Message displayed when Launching MS PowerPoint manually
10.3. Error Message When Launching LibreOffice Manually

List of Tables

6.1. Available Limits
6.2. Explanation to Table 6.1, “Available Limits”
6.3. Node Classes for Unpacking Archive Files
6.4. Converting E-Mails: Scaling images in HTML markup to make them fit on a PDF page
6.5. Examples for rules to filter out files during extraction of archive file formats.
8.1. Operators for the Evaluation of Nodes and the Properties Set There
8.2. Details in the Error Message in Case the Authentication Fails
8.3. Details in the Error Message in Case the User Does not Have the Necessary Rights

List of Examples

5.1. Missing Log4J Library
5.2. Missing SLF4J Library
5.3. Missing Delegate for SLF4J
6.1. Initializing the JobFactory and Creating a Job (with ActiveMQ as message broker)
6.2. Configuring and Executing a Job
6.3. Shutting Down the JobFactory at the End of its Life Cycle
6.4. Example for a JobListener Implementation
6.5. Examples for the Use of Limits
6.6. Using the StreamAnalysisNode
6.7. Using JadiceDocumentInfoNode
6.8. The NotificationNode.NotificationListener used in Example 6.7, “Using JadiceDocumentInfoNode”
6.9. Using the PDFMergeNode
6.10. Converting to Tiff
6.11. Permanent Anchoring of Annotations
6.12. Using UnZIPNode
6.13. Converting Miscellaneous Data Streams to PDF
6.14. Accessing LibreOffice
6.15. Converting E-Mails Fetched Directly from the Server
6.16. Converting an eml File
6.17. Converting a msg File
6.18. Using the PDFImageOptimizationNode
6.19. Using the ExternalProcessCallNode
6.20. Configuring a worker for filtering out files of archive file formats (workers.xml)
6.21. Implementing a Node
6.22. Adding a Parameter to the Example Node from Example 6.21, “Implementing a Node”
6.23. Implementing a NodeWorker
7.1. Example of a SOAP Request with Template
7.2. Example of a SOAP Request with Embedded Job Definition
7.3. Example of a SOAP Reply
7.4. Example of a SOAP Reply with Error Message
7.5. Example for a Job Template
7.6. Implementing a SOAP Client by way of a JAX-WS Reference Implementation
7.7. Implementing a SecuritySoapHeaderHandler
7.8. Implementing a Security Header by way of a JAX-WS Reference Implementation
7.9. Implementing a SOAP Client by way of Apache Axis2
7.10. Generating a Security Headers
7.11. Implementing a Security Headers by way of Apache Axis2
7.12. Implementing a SOAP-Client by way of Apache CXF
7.13. Querying Available Job Templates
7.14. Querying an Individual Job Template
7.15. Uploading a File
7.16. Initializing a Job
7.17. Inquiring about the Current State of a Job
7.18. Downloading a File
7.19. Deleting a File
7.20. Deleting a Job
8.1. Authentication on the Client's Side

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