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Setting up a transform end application exit

IBM Infoprint XT for z/OS
GI11-9492-01

Infoprint XT provides a transform end application exit, aioxlxte. Infoprint XT calls this exit after it writes the AFP data stream from the conversion process. Use the transform end application exit to:

  • Do work after the transform process.
  • Log the transform completion time.
  • Process messages from the transform.

Infoprint XT passes these options to the application exit:

-# pages
Specifies the number of page impressions that the transform process produced.
-c return_code
Specifies the return code from the transform process.
-e arguments
Specifies any application exit arguments specified with the -e transform directive. See Transform directives and syntax.
-j jobname-jobID-n
The -j command option passes the job identifier to the application exit. Infoprint XT automatically derives the jobname and jobID values, and assigns a unique sequence number, n. If Infoprint XT is unable to derive the job name and job ID, it passes UNKNOWN-UNKNOWN-n as the job identifier.
-p passthru_values
Specifies the same values that the -p option for the job specifies, if it is present. See Using the pdxtx2afp command to process jobs.
-q dest
Specifies the destination for the job.
-s submit_method
Specifies the job-submission method, where submit_method is:
infoprint
Infoprint Server initiated the transform.
pdxtx2afp
The pdxtx2afp command initiated the transform.
AIOZ2AFP
AIOZ2AFP utility program initiated the transform.
-x transform_options
Specifies all the conversion parameters that Infoprint XT used when it converted the Xerox job to AFP. The set of conversion parameters can contain more than one occurrence of a specific parameter. In this case, Infoprint XT uses the value for the last occurrence of the parameter.
-w working_directory
Specifies the name of the Infoprint XT working directory. Typically, this is /var/pdxt.

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