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| map_daemon || Processes of the spooler which allow jobs to be managed in the queues.
| map_daemon || Processes of the spooler which allow jobs to be managed in the queues.
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| map_lpd || Recovery process of the jobs sent via LPR. This is a derivative of the map_daemon process.
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| map_lpd || Recovery process of the jobs sent via LPR. This is a child of the map_daemon process.
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| map_splf || Process which notably allows you to add a job in a queue. This is a derivative of the map_lpd process, it communicates with the map_daemon process via the port defined by the PORT_SOCKET_DAEMON parameter in the mapping.conf file. It can also be directly triggered in command line to manage queues or jobs.
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| map_splf || Process which notably allows you to add a job in a queue. This is a child of the map_lpd process, it communicates with the map_daemon process via the port defined by the PORT_SOCKET_DAEMON parameter in the mapping.conf file. It can also be directly triggered in command line to manage queues or jobs.
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| map_exec || Process which handles jobs in queues to apply processes to them (workflow, script execution, delivery to a printer…). This is a derivative of the map_daemon process. There is one map_exec per queue being processed.
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| map_exec || Process which handles jobs in queues to apply processes to them (workflow, script execution, delivery to a printer…). This is a child of the map_daemon process. There is one map_exec per queue being processed.
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| map_lpr || Process which sends a printing stream to a printer using the LPR protocol. This is a derivative of the map_exec process. It can also be directly triggered in command line.
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| map_lpr || Process which sends a printing stream to a printer using the LPR protocol. This is a child of the map_exec process. It can also be directly triggered in command line.
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| map_809 || Execution Process of a Workflow. This is a derivative of the map_exec process.
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| map_809 || Execution Process of a Workflow. This is a child of the map_exec process.
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| mapcpysplf || Process which calls for the mapping of a document. It can be triggered in command line, in a script, in the workflow (map_809)…
| mapcpysplf || Process which calls for the mapping of a document. It can be triggered in command line, in a script, in the workflow (map_809)…
Version actuelle datée du 28 août 2019 à 13:32
map_daemon
Processes of the spooler which allow jobs to be managed in the queues.
map_lpd
Recovery process of the jobs sent via LPR. This is a child of the map_daemon process.
map_splf
Process which notably allows you to add a job in a queue. This is a child of the map_lpd process, it communicates with the map_daemon process via the port defined by the PORT_SOCKET_DAEMON parameter in the mapping.conf file. It can also be directly triggered in command line to manage queues or jobs.
map_exec
Process which handles jobs in queues to apply processes to them (workflow, script execution, delivery to a printer…). This is a child of the map_daemon process. There is one map_exec per queue being processed.
map_lpr
Process which sends a printing stream to a printer using the LPR protocol. This is a child of the map_exec process. It can also be directly triggered in command line.
map_809
Execution Process of a Workflow. This is a child of the map_exec process.
mapcpysplf
Process which calls for the mapping of a document. It can be triggered in command line, in a script, in the workflow (map_809)…
map_815UCS
Mapping processus of a document (called by the mapcpysplf command).
map_mail
Process which sends an e-mail with an attachment.
map_scanfolder
Process linked to a robot which allows you to monitor files in a folder so as to launch a workflow processing on each of them.
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