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A prolog is an implementation inside a Java-Class residing in a jar file. The prolog mainly is before document router actions take place. In addition a prolog offers the opportunity to define an a post action. The post action is called after all document router actions are done.
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If you want use prologues, you need to provide the following parameters within the Prolog tab.
Parameter nameName | Type | Description | Default Value |
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PrologClass | String | Within the field PrologClass you may provide a Java class name, with the initialization parameters in brackets, separated by a comma ( , ). Input files for the Prolog class will be gathered by KGS DocumentRouter through the parameter PrologFileFilter and handed over one by one to the Prolog class. Example: KGSCold(param1,param2,param3) Depending on your prolog it’s also possible to use a configuration file as a parameter. Example: KGSCold( C:\PrologConfiguration\config.ini ) | Empty |
PrologFileFilter | String | The file extension used for input files which shall be handed over to the Prolog class may be defined in the field PrologFileFilter. The files matching the filter working like a trigger. Example: * .pro | Empty |
PrologLocation | String | In order to find the implementation, DocumentRouter needs the location, where it can find the prolog implementing classes. E.g. /opt/tomcat/prologs/MyExampleProlog.jar | Empty |
PrologUndeletedTriggerFileIsError |
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Boolean | If checked and the configured prolog is not deleting its trigger file, it will be marked as error. This will cause move/delete of this trigger file and so avoid an endless loop. If unchecked the prolog can skip a trigger file in order to handle it later. | Checked |