Error information for resources that fail to load

Infoprint XT also stores information about the individual resources that fail in the working directory that it uses during the resource load process. Whether you load resources in the common resource group, a specific resource directory, or an existing directory determines what Infoprint XT uses as the working directory. The working directory for the resource load process is one of these:

/var/pdxt/resources/common/pdxtloadres
/var/pdxt/resources/resgrp/pdxtloadres
/OtherDirectory/pdxtloadres

This list describes the various files in the working directory:

resname.ext.lst: Contains information that Infoprint XT generates while it converts the resource. resname.ext is the actual name of the resource. If the resource load process failed, Infoprint XT includes error information in this file.
xxx_corr.lst: Contains information that Infoprint XT generates while it builds the correlation table entry for one or more resources of a specific type. xxx specifies the type of Xerox resource.
xxx_metr.lst: Contains information that Infoprint XT generates while it creates the metrics files for one or more resources of a specific type. xxx specifies the type of Xerox resource. The file includes error messages about any resource for which Infoprint XT did not generate a metrics file.
xxx_metr.xrl: Infoprint XT generates this file when failures occur while it tries to create metrics files for a specific type of resource. xxx is the extension of the resource type, such as cme or fnt. The file lists those resources that Infoprint XT processed successfully.
resname.axx.failed: Contains output that Infoprint XT generates when a failure occurs while it tries to create a metrics file. resname is the actual name of the resource. axx is the extension of the metrics file for the resource. For example, ajd is the extension of a metrics file for a Xerox JDL resource. You can ignore the information in this file.

Notes:

Infoprint XT deletes existing files in the pdxtloadres subdirectory and writes new information each time that you run the pdxtloadres command. It does not save any of the information for the previous time the command ran.
Infoprint XT provides a method to display the information from these files so that you do not have to go to the working directory to access the files. See the description of the -e command option for the pdxtloadres command in Using the pdxtloadres command to load Xerox resources.