Configuring Printing Attributes

This task shows you how to configure the printing attributes in a config object. The customized attribute created for a jpo are available as options for headers/footer and watermark when you print a file.

To configure attributes for a jpo, you have to edit the attributes available in the C3DInteg-GlobalConfig object .

  1. A jpo has the following inputs:

    • Business object id
    • File Name
    • Format name of business object

    Tips:
    • C3D integration provides a sample JPO as C3DSamplePrintJPO.
    • You can clone or use the same JPO to set an attribute value. To use the sample JPO, you must configure the JPO name in C3DConfig object attribute.

  2. Edit the C3DInteg-GlobalConfig object.
  3. Specify the jpo value in the following attributes.

    Important: You can use a single jpo if all the attributes have the same value. You have to create separate jpo's to configure different values for each attribute.

    • C3D_LEFTHEADER-JPOName
    • C3D_RIGHTHEADER-JPOName
    • C3D_CENTERHEADER-JPOName
    • C3D_LEFTFOOTER-JPOName
    • C3D_RIGHT FOOTER-JPOName
    • C3D_CENTER FOOTER-JPOName
    • C3D_WATERMARK-JPOName
    • C3D_LEFTHEADER-JPOName
    • C3D_RiGHTHEADER-JPOName

    The set jpo name is displayed as an option for selection when you print a file.

  4. The attributes configured in the jpo are displayed in the following format in the printing properties dialog box:

    • %X<LeftHeader>
    • %X<CenterHeader>
    • %X<RightHeader>
    • %X<LeftFooter>
    • %X<CenterFooter>
    • %X<RightFooter>
    • %X<WaterMark>

    where the configured <setvalue> appears when you preview the print options.