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Configuring the Job Scheduler 14 XML Elements XML Element = "text" State before which the order should be successfully completed and should leave the job chain params Parameters run_time xml_payload The Job Run Time Adds a new order. When the element is specified, then the Scheduler creates a Variable_set and makes it available in Order.payload() . Example: Parent Elements - XML Commands Attributes job_chain="name" The name of the job chain in which the order is being processed. id="id"
Configuring the Job Scheduler 15 title="text" The title of the order. state="text" job="name" web_service="name" When an order has been completed and the end of the job chain reached, it is then transformed with a style sheet and forwarded to a Web Service. See (page 76). at="timestamp" (Initial value:now) Order Starting Time "now", "yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM[:SS]", "now + HH:MM[:SS]" and "now + SECONDS" are possible. See also Order.at . end_state="text" State before which the order should be successfully completed and should leave the job chain See Order.end_state . XML Element - the name or IP address of a computer which is allowed to communicate with the Job Scheduler. The IP number may be a network address (class A, B or C), in which case all computers belonging to the network are allowed by default. A network address can be recognized in that the last part of the IP number is 0. Note that the Job Scheduler handles the permissions for exact IP numbers with higher priority than network addresses. Example: The IP addresses 127.0.0.1 and admin.company.com and the addresses in the Class-C-Network 192.168.1 are allowed to connect with the Job Scheduler. The last entry, however, restricts the commands which may be carried out to those which deliver information. Software- und Organisations-Service GmbH November 2011
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