SmartStream Imposition XML questions
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2016 11:39 am
Have some things that is strange when I try to setup an xml-flow.
The first is the Imposition Templates, if I use eg. 2_up_ss it works then I choose it both direct in SmartStream configurator and as a "Single-line text.." there I write '2_up_ss' and if I have the same text in the xml. But if I try to use one own impp-file 'Prospekt_210x297_45x32', it works inside the Indigo Production Pro Print Server and if I write it direct in the SmartStream configurator, but not if the same text is written in the xml-file. The I got an error in Switch; "Dynamic property 'impositionTemplate' has invalid value 'Prospekt_210x297_45x32'". Any suggestion?
The other is then to use "Define Additional Medias", how is it ment to be written in "Media Exceptions"? If I set that I think it should be, the jdf gets in to the error folder in the Indigo. My paper is named "Silk 450g 450x319" (And that paper can be used in "Default Media" in the xml-file.)
I have this line: 'Silk 450g 450x319,~1'
But I don't think that's the right way to write it? Any how have the correct line?
The first is the Imposition Templates, if I use eg. 2_up_ss it works then I choose it both direct in SmartStream configurator and as a "Single-line text.." there I write '2_up_ss' and if I have the same text in the xml. But if I try to use one own impp-file 'Prospekt_210x297_45x32', it works inside the Indigo Production Pro Print Server and if I write it direct in the SmartStream configurator, but not if the same text is written in the xml-file. The I got an error in Switch; "Dynamic property 'impositionTemplate' has invalid value 'Prospekt_210x297_45x32'". Any suggestion?
The other is then to use "Define Additional Medias", how is it ment to be written in "Media Exceptions"? If I set that I think it should be, the jdf gets in to the error folder in the Indigo. My paper is named "Silk 450g 450x319" (And that paper can be used in "Default Media" in the xml-file.)
I have this line: 'Silk 450g 450x319,~1'
But I don't think that's the right way to write it? Any how have the correct line?