resource-context-page-definition

Defines the directory paths that InfoPrint Manager searches for a page definition for the job.

GUI label

Location of page definitions

DSS

DFE, Email, PSF

Type

Resettable, single-valued

Allowed Values

You can enter the name of a resource-context object or a text string up to 4095 characters long that defines the directory path to page definitions. You can specify one or more paths for one resource context. You can specify paths for file systems mounted to AIX or Linux, such as MVS data sets and VM minidisks.

Syntax

path:path for AIX
path:path for Linux
path;path Windows

Separate path names with colons on AIX or Linux for example:

/pagedef:/dept123/page-definition

Separate path names with semicolons on Windows, for example:

c:\pagedef;d:\dept123\page-definition

Default Value

With AIX or Linux, no default values, but InfoPrint Manager always searches /usr/lpp/psf/reslib.

With Windows, no default values, but InfoPrint Manager always searches install_path\reslib.

Usage Guidelines

• You use the page-definition document attribute to specify the page definition for the job.
• InfoPrint Manager searches paths in this order:
  1. resource-context-user document attribute
  2. resource-context-page-definition document attribute
  3. resource-context document attribute
  4. PSFPATH environment variable
  5. resource-context-page-definition actual destination attribute
  6. With AIX or Linux, /usr/lpp/psf/reslib
  7. With Windows, install_path\reslib
• If InfoPrint Manager cannot find the resource because none of the paths contain the resource, it still processes the job and prints error messages at the end of the job. InfoPrint Manager reports the job as completed.
• InfoPrint Manager uses the directory paths for a page definition for the job specified with resource-context-page-definition at print time; they are not searched by ACIF or the line2afp transform during processing. When you need to have ACIF or the line2afp transform search the directory paths for a page definition for the job, use the resource-context-page-definition document/default document attribute.