I have jms scanner whichs scans a jms queue; as there are more messages in the queue than babeldoc can handle, babeldoc creates scannerxxxx.tmp files containing the scanned message (xxxx is a number); the files are created in the root of the babeldoc_user directory and I would like them to be stored in a directory named 'queue'.
I tried to configure a disk-queue under a directory 'queue' but this is ignored. Can someone tell me how I can put the scannerxxxx.tmp files under a directory so that my root stays empty.
Figured out how to configure it; apparently the name of the default feeder is "scanner"; so, in the config of the feeder I referenced the scanner and it worked
Hello,
I have jms scanner whichs scans a jms queue; as there are more messages in the queue than babeldoc can handle, babeldoc creates scannerxxxx.tmp files containing the scanned message (xxxx is a number); the files are created in the root of the babeldoc_user directory and I would like them to be stored in a directory named 'queue'.
I tried to configure a disk-queue under a directory 'queue' but this is ignored. Can someone tell me how I can put the scannerxxxx.tmp files under a directory so that my root stays empty.
scanner - config.properties
PDFGen.type=jms
PDFGen.period=5000
PDFGen.queueConnectionFactory=NDPjmsFactory
PDFGen.queue=NDPPdfGenQueue
PDFGen.namingUrl=t3://D02DI0501672.net1.cec.eu.int:7001
PDFGen.namingProvider=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
PDFGen.pipeline=PDFGen
PDFGen.ignored=false
feeder - config.properties
async.type=asynchronous
async.queue=disk
async.poolSize=20
async.maxThreads=20
async.queueDir=queue
async.queueName=async-disk
thanks in advance,
Jan
Hello,
Figured out how to configure it; apparently the name of the default feeder is "scanner"; so, in the config of the feeder I referenced the scanner and it worked
scanner.type=asynchronous
scanner.queueDir=tttt
...
Jan