Table of Contents
- Task on the Client Side
- Task on the Server Side
- Application Scenarios and Code Examples
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- Creating a Server Job
- Creating a JobListener
- Configuring Limits
- Identifying Unknown Entry Data
- Extracting Document Information
- Merging Several PDF Documents
- Converting to TIFF
- Permanent Anchoring of Annotations
- Unpacking Archive Files
- Converting Unknown Entry Data into a Consistent Format (PDF)
- Converting Office Documents to PDF
- Converting E-Mails to PDF
- Decreasing images' resolution in PDF documents
- Accessing External Software
- Filtering out files during extraction of archive file formats (ZIP, RAR, 7ZIP, TAR)
- Implementing Own Nodes / Workers
Workers are implementations on the server side which fulfill specific tasks and
usually take a lot of computing effort and resources. Among others, the generation of large
documents and the creation of data streams for displaying / printing / page previewing / page selection
are examples for these implementations. The workers are called and supplied with data by
the respective Nodes.
The superclass for a node implementation is the Node class while it is NodeWorker
for a worker implementation.
You will find a detailed description of the pre-defined nodes in jadice server in the enclosed
Javadoc documentation. the section called “Implementing Own Nodes / Workers”
explicates by means of an example how to implement own Nodes and NodeWorkers to
extend jadice server's range of functions.
