Hi guys - I snipped the XML updates out of the doc. Dave
1.1 OffRampIdentifier
The OffRampIdentifier is an XML document. Example OffRampIdentifiers
follow:
See bluetooth definitions for additional identifier attributes... The idea
is to not only define the identifier for the offramp, but also everything
you need to know in order to establish a connection with the identifier.
Have a separate XML DTD for each OffRampIdentifier Type.
UNC
<XML>
<offramp type="unc">
<identifier>
<\\server\share>
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
Port 9100
<XML>
<offramp type="rawport">
<identifier>
<IPAddress>IP</IPAddress>
<PORT>PORT</PORT>
<USER>user</USER>
<PASSWORD>password</PASSWORD>
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
FAX
<XML>
<offramp type="fax">
<identifier>
phone <\\server\share> number and other stuff
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
Offramp JobControl Soap Endpoint
<XML>
<offramp type="offrampjobcontrolsoapendpoint">
<identifier>
http://a/b/c
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
1.2 Reference
The reference passed into AddContentReference is an XML document. Example
References follow:
Also defined in bluetooth URL definition...
Document URL
<XML>
<reference type="documentURL">
<identifier>
http://a/b/c
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
Secure Document URL
<XML>
<reference type="securedocumentURL">
<identifier>
https://a/b/c
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
Document via FTP
<XML>
<reference type="FTP">
<server>
hostname or ip
</server>
<user>
username
</user>
<password>
password
</password>
<identifier>
\a\b\c\d\e.doc
</identifier>
</offramp>
</XML>
Another possibility is to simply pass these parameters on the URL. We would
need to be sure and define the schemas with a DTD...
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