Using the command line

To assign resource-context objects to a default-document object from the command line, use the pdset command and the resource-context-font, resource-context-overlay, resource-context-form-definition, resource-context-page-definition, resource-context-page-segment, or resource-context attribute. For example, to associate the font resource context object Resfont1 with the default document report residing in server Server1, enter this command:

pdset -c initial-value-document -x "resource-context-font=Resfont1"
   Server1:report

If you have not created a resource-context object, you can assign the path name of a directory containing resources to the default document in the same way. For example, you want InfoPrint to search for resources of any type that it cannot find in the other resource contexts associated with a default document in the directory /resource/any. To associate this directory with the default document report residing in server Server1, enter this command:

pdset -c initial-value-document -x "resource-context=/resource/any"
   Server1:report

You can now assign the default-document object to an actual destination (use the InfoPrint Manager Administration GUI) or inform the job submitters of the resource objects assigned to this default-document object.