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Table of Contents
Book Assembly Workflow Summary ............................................................... i
Navigating the Document ................................................................................................................ii
Book Assembly References ..............................................................................................................iii
Book Assembly Setup Summary....................................................................................................iii
Book Assembly Printing Workflows & JDF Job Tickets .......................................................iv
This guide describes how to integrate FreeFlow® Web Services with the Web Services Book
Assembly option. Book Assembly allows Customers to take multiple files and file types, perform
a soft-proof and dynamically create bound books or other finishing options from virtually any
location.
•The actual routing of the job is normally assigned as part of the pricing setup of a
template or job type. The JDF information is sent via JMF messages to the next module.
•A FreeFlow Web Services Output Device is created to route the Web Services jobs to the
appropriate FreeFlow module.
For more information on all the Web Services Print Workflows and Web Services FreeFlow
Integrations, refer to the FreeFlow Web Services 7.0 Integration Guide.
Integration Guide – Book Assembly Supplement i
Book Assembly Workflow Summary FreeFlow Web Services
Navigating the Document
Book Assembly Workflow Summary
READ
Workflow1: Print Workflow using
FreeFlow JMF Service
Workflow 1 JMF Service
A. FreeFlow JMF Service Co-Resident with
FreeFlow Web Service
B. FreeFlow JMF Service: Legacy Configuration
Book Assembly References
Book Assembly Setup Summary
Book Assembly Printing Workflows & JDF
Tickets
Select
Workflow
Execute
Steps
@Web
Server or
JMF Client
@Output
Manager
Workflow 2: Print Workflow using FreeFlow
Output Manager
Workflow 2 : Output Manager
Workflow 1: FreeFlow Web Server Workflow 2: FreeFlow Web Server
Workflow 1: FreeFlow Print Server Workflow 2: FreeFlow Print Server
USE CASE WEB SERVICES BOOK ASSEMBLY
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@Web
Server
@Print
Server
FreeFlow Web Services Book Assembly Workflow Summary
Book Assembly References
• FreeFlow Web Services Print Buyer Guide
• FreeFlow Web Services Print Service Provider Guide
• JMF Service User Guide
• FreeFlow Print Server on-line help
• FreeFlow Web Services Integration Guide
Reference materials may be obtained from the Xerox Analyst or by visiting the Support &
Drivers section on Xerox.com.
Book Assembly Setup Summary
1. Select a Web Services Book Assembly Print Workflow
– Workflow 1: FreeFlow JMF Service Print Workflow
-FreeFlow Web Server: Install on Web Server (Recommended) & Configure JMF
Service.
-FreeFlow Output Manager: Configure print queue on the FreeFlow Output Manager.
In both printing workflows the JDF ticket with the job properties associated with Book
Assembly is routed to the FreeFlow Print Server (DFE). JMF messaging is used to
communicate the status of the job through the printing workflow back to the Web
Services Production Queue.
2. FreeFlow Web Services
– Define a FreeFlow Output Device for Book Assembly print workflow.
– Create a Book Assembly Template
– Check Stock Library with Print Server Stock Library
3. FreeFlow Print Server
– Create a FreeFlow Print Server printer queue for Book Assembly print workflow
– Check stock library
– Load and Check applicable stocks in Xerox printer trays
Integration Guide – Book Assembly Supplement iii
Book Assembly Workflow Summary FreeFlow Web Services
Book Assembly Printing Workflows & JDF
Job Tickets
FreeFlow Web Services achieves automation in production printing by implementing JDF/JMF
Printing Workflows in combination with Xerox production printers. Customers can also acquire
JMF Service software by contacting their Xerox Analyst or by downloading it from the Support and Drivers section on Xerox.com.
For more information on all the Web Services Print Workflows and Web Services FreeFlow
Integrations, refer to the FreeFlow Web Services 7.0 Integration Guide.
Select a Print Workflow and follow the instructions to setup and configure each FreeFlow
component for Book Assembly.
FreeFlow Web Services Book Assembly can only be used with the following JMF Printing
Workflows:
1. FreeFlow JMF Service Print Workflow: Installed on the same server as FreeFlow Web
Services (recommended). Also refer to the Legacy Configuration: installed on a standalone PC client.
– Section: Workflow 1: FreeFlow JMF Service Print Workflow
2. FreeFlow Output Manager Print Workflow: A specific queue would be selected on the
Both workflows use the JDF digital printing process for Book Assembly jobs. The job ticket
parameters supported in the JDF ticket are outlined in section: Supported JDF Job Ticket Parameters.
A FreeFlow Web Services Output Device is created to route the FreeFlow Web Services job to
the appropriate FreeFlow component in the printing workflow.
Note
The FreeFlow Process Manager workflow cannot be used for the FreeFlow Web Services
Book Assembly option.
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FreeFlow Web Services Book Assembly Workflow Summary
Supported JDF Job Ticket Parameters
Since JDF is an emerging standard, not all possible job ticket attributes from FreeFlow Web
Services are currently supported by the JDF printing path. When following one of the two
printing workflows (via JMF Service or Output Manager), the job parameters below can be
transferred via JDF process:
• Number of Copies
• Media (weight, size, color, type)
• Sides imaged (one side, two sides, head-to-toe)
Finishing
• Saddle Stitch (fold and stitch)
• Folding
Covers (for Book Assembly)
• Add Front Cover (media, print on front, print on back)
• Add Back Cover (media, print on front, print on back)
Insert Tabs (for Book Assembly)
• Insert after page number
• Media (weight, size, color, type, sequence number)
• Tab Text
Exceptions Pages (for Book Assembly)
• Media (weight, size, color, type)
• Sides imaged (one side, two sides, head-to-toe)
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Book Assembly Workflow Summary FreeFlow Web Services
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1 Workflow 1:
FreeFlow JMF Service
Print Workflow
Select a Web Services Book Assembly Print Workflow:
Workflow 1: FreeFlow JMF Service Print Workflow: Two options that are supported by the Book
Assembly workflow:
•Recommended: Install on Web Services (Co-Resident) & Configure JMF Service
– Section entitled FreeFlow JMF Service Co-Resident with FreeFlow Web Service
•Legacy Configuration: Install on a Local stand alone PC & Configure JMF Service
– Section entitled FreeFlow JMF Service Legacy Configuration
The JDF ticket with the job properties associated with Book Assembly is routed to the FreeFlow
Print Server (DFE). JMF messaging is used to communicate the status of the job through the
printing workflow back to the Web Services Production Queue.
1
FreeFlow JMF Service Co-Resident with
FreeFlow Web Service
Recommended configuration, installed on the FreeFlow Web Services server.
Summary of Steps:
1. Install
2. Perform a System Check
3. Create Users & Groups
4. Run Printer Registration
5. Execute key CLI (Command Line Interface) commands
To obtain the latest JMF Service User Guide and the latest version of this software, visit the
FreeFlow Web Services section in the Support & Drivers section on Xerox.com=.
Integration Guide – Book Assembly Supplement 1-1
Workflow 1: JMF Service Print Workflow FreeFlow Web Services
Reference
JMF Service User Document
Description: Complete install instructions for JMF Services and complete list of and syntax for
CLI (Command Line Interface)
Install JMF Service: Same server as FreeFlow Web Service
FreeFlow JMF Service is intended to run on a single host and cannot reside on the same server
with any other FreeFlow applications except Print Manager and Web Services.
The logged on user must have administrator rights to install programs on a Windows platform.
The installation will ask for the following information:
•Installation root directory. The default is "C:\Program Files\Xerox\FreeFlow JMF Service".
Perform the following steps to install the product:
If the install program does not start automatically, double-click the install.exe file.
1. Select a language from the pull-down menu. Click OK.
2. Click Next in the Introduction screen.
3. In the Software License Agreement screen, select the “I accept...” option to accept the End
User License Agreement terms. Click Next.
4. In the Choose Install Set screen, select both FreeFlow JMF Service and Printer
Registration. Click Next.
5. In the Choose Install Folder screen, accept the default install directory or enter an
alternate install location. Click Next.
6. In the Choose Shortcut Folder screen, select a Shortcut Folder option. Click Next.
7. Review the install options at the Pre-Installation Summary screen. Click Install.
8. Select Done to complete the software installation and reboot the system.
After you reboot the system, under the Start menu "Xerox FreeFlow Software- >FreeFlow JMF
Service", the following shortcuts are available:
• Services: This shortcut is used when stopping and starting the FreeFlow JMF Service.
• Command Line: This shortcut is used to invoke the FreeFlow JMF Service CLI commands.
System Check: Same Computer as FreeFlow Web Service
At the Installed Products dialog, ensure that the Free Flow JMF Service check box is selected.
Click OK.
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FreeFlow Web Services Workflow 1: JMF Service Print Workflow
Create Users & Groups: Same Computer as FreeFlow Web Service
FreeFlow JMF Service relies on the underlying operating system security mechanism for
authentication.
All authenticated users must have an account on the host on which FreeFlow JMF Service is
running. Authorization is enforced through the Command Line Interface (CLI) which must
reside on the same host on which FreeFlow JMF Service is running.
The CLI uses the credentials associated with the logged in user for authorization purposes.
Only a single access level is supported - "Xerox FreeFlow JMF Service Administrators".
Prior to executing any CLI commands, this group must be created and the user must be
associated with it.
Perform the following to configure the user group:
1. Right-click My Computer and select Manage.
2. Open the Local Users and Groups folder and open the Groups folder.
3. Select the “Xerox FreeFlow JMF Service Administrators” Group.
4. Add users to the group. If necessary, first create any specific users whom you want to have
access to the application.
Note
It is important to add the user who setup and administers the FreeFlow Web Server to this
group.
5. Close the Computer Management window and login as one of the users added to the
Xerox FreeFlow JMF Service Administrators group.
JMF Service Printer Registration: Same Server as FreeFlow Web
Service
Only those users that are members of the Xerox FreeFlow JMF Service Administrators group
can add or edit a Xerox printer in the Printer Registration application.
Close the Computer Management window and login as one of the users added to the group.
CLI Command Line Interface: Same Server as FreeFlow Web
Service
The JMF Service does not maintain its own list of configured production printers. You must use
the FreeFlow Printer Registration application to add and configure printers.
Once you have added the necessary production printers, you will need to bring up a Command
Prompt and use the following FreeFlow JMF Service CLI command to register the printers into
the FreeFlow JMF Service:
•Invoke the xomupddev command to retrieve the list of updated printers from the Printer
Registration application. For information on how to use the FreeFlow Printer Registration
application, see the online help for that application.
•Invoke the xomlisdev command
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Workflow 1: JMF Service Print Workflow FreeFlow Web Services
This command displays the printers updated in the JMF services.
FreeFlow JMF Service Legacy
Configuration
Install JMF Service
FreeFlow JMF Service is intended to run on a single host and cannot reside with any other
FreeFlow applications except Print Manager and Web Services.
Refer to section: Install JMF Service: Same server as FreeFlow Web Service.
System Check
At the Installed Products dialog, ensure that the Free Flow JMF Service check box is selected.
Click OK.
Create Users & Groups
FreeFlow JMF Service relies on the underlying operating system security mechanism for
authentication.
All authenticated users must have an account on the host on which FreeFlow JMF Service is
running. Authorization is enforced through the Command Line Interface (CLI) which must
reside on the same host on which FreeFlow JMF Service is running.
Refer to section:
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FreeFlow Web Services Workflow 1: JMF Service Print Workflow
Create Users & Groups: Same Computer as FreeFlow Web Service.
JMF Service Printer Registration
Refer to section: JMF Service Printer Registration: Same Server as FreeFlow Web Service.
CLI Command Line Interface
Refer to section: CLI Command Line Interface: Same Server as FreeFlow Web Service.
List Locator Application for Legacy Configuration
This step is only required only for the Legacy Configuration:
1. Make sure that both computers (WS machine and JMF machine) are running under the
3. Select remote and set the IP address of the machine on which JMF Service installed.
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2 Workflow 1:
FreeFlow Web
Server
Workflow 1: FreeFlow Web Server requires the following:
• Define a FreeFlow Output Device for Book Assembly print workflow.
• Create a Book Assembly Template
• Check Stock Library with Print Server Stock Library
Define a JMF Output Device for Book
Assembly
2
To create a FreeFlow output device for FreeFlow JMF Service:
1. Select Settings > Output Devices.
2. Click Add; the Add Device dialog box appears.
3. In the Device Name field, type a name.
4. In the Device Group dropdown list, select Digital.
5. In the Machine Type dropdown list, select FreeFlow JMF Service.
6. Click OK.
7. In the Press Sheet Sizes sub-panel, select the sizes.
Note
You can change the Device Description name.
Output Channels Setup
To set up the path for the job files and Job Tickets to be transferred to the FreeFlow JMF
Service after approval of a job:
1. Select the Output Channels tab.
2. Select the JMF over HTTP option button.
3. Select the Device supports multi-queue system check box.
4. In the Port field, type 7781.
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Workflow 1: Web Services Print FreeFlow Web Services
Q
Note
Port 7781 is the FreeFlow JMF Service server's default port. If the port is changed on the
FreeFlow JMF Service server it needs to be defined here respectively
5. In the IP Address field, type the IP address or the server host name where FreeFlow JMF
Service is installed (it is the PC Client IP for Legacy Configuration or FreeFlow Web Services
IP for JMF Service co-resident with Web Service).
Note
You should NOT use localhost in place of the IP address as it will cause job transmission
problems or failures. Input the IP address only.
6. To enable this submission path in FreeFlow Web Services , select
Proc_DigitalPrinting_1.2_General.jdf
In field, enter the IP address
where JMF installed
(Standalone-Legacy
configuration or FreeFlow
Web Services)
Do not change the Port
field
7. Click Save.
Produce JDF Output field
set to:
Proc._DigitalPrinting_1.2_
Registered Printers/
ueues
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