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Create Seon Enterprise send jobs in batch mode

Seon Enterprise offers a wide range to automatism, and incoming jobs execute configurable plugins dynamically depending on the recipient. But what about outgoing jobs? That's where this tools fills the gap.

What you need

As a minimum, you need the following information:

  • sender of the job
    • username (must be unique) - or
    • database index value
  • at least one recipient
    • username (must be unique) - or
    • database index value
  • file(s)

Setting a sender or recipient is possible either via the username or the database index value of the person. When used, the username must be unique. If more than one username is found, execution fails.

Formatting the information

The most platform independant and dynamic format is XML. In this case, the tools expects a XML file which contains some well-defined nodes. Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Seon_sendjob>
    <job_comment/>
    <sender>
        <index>3</index>
        <username></username>
    </sender>
    <recipient>
        <index></index>
        <username>haraldlatzko</username>
    </recipient>
    <job_file>
      <filename>seonlic</filename>
      <absolute_filename>/opt/seon/bin/seonlic</absolute_filename>
      <file_comment>filecomment</file_comment>
      <compression/>
      <plugin_output/>
    </job_file>
    <job_file>
      <filename>seon_licinfo</filename>
      <absolute_filename>/opt/seon/bin/seon_licinfo</absolute_filename>
      <file_comment>filecomment</file_comment>
      <compression/>
      <plugin_output/>
    </job_file>
</Seon_sendjob>

Execution syntax

(t.b.d.)