The eFORMz service is named eFORMz Service Manager. This service runs the eFORMz Director processes and the eFORMz web server, if eFORMz is configured to receive web service requests. This ...
Director Toolkit Windows There are three ways to start the Director Toolkit while running Windows: From your Windows desktop, select the Director Toolkit shortcut icon. From eFORMz Composer, ...
Conditional statements can be put in place at the processor level of the Director queue. In the following sample, unknown ZPL label files for FedEx are processed in such a way that the label is ...
eFORMz has flexible logging options for the eFORMz Composer and the Director. How you configure your logs depends on your business requirements. The primary use of logs is to help troubleshoot ...
Process w/ Director Pool is an instance of load balancing within eFORMz. This allows eFORMz users to manage the processing workload for the Director service by distributing the load across ...
When using a non-local directory, the original data (ZPL, PCL, etc.) is not preserved after it is parsed. The unparsed data can be preserved using the following method: Process the file with a ...
To control/view the Director on a Unix/Linux box, you need to set up tunnels and connect in with Putty before you start up the Director on the Windows box. Follow the steps below to connect to ...
eFORMz Version 10.5 or later Download Available Files – Alerts Starting in eFORMz Version 11.02, you can configure alert limits. For more information, see Customizing Director Alert Limits. ...
In multi-threaded computer environments, the CPU provides multiple threads of execution concurrently within a single process by sharing resources like memory and files. ‘Atomicity’ refers to an ...
The NetPort Listener input source allows eFORMz to mimic a network printer so that other applications can print to this printer, and eFORMz receives the resulting byte stream. This is similar to ...