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Subject:

JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:07:55 +0100


Hello,

The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

Thanks in advance

Pascal


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Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:18:16 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal

You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.


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Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Tue, 16 Dec 2008 09:56:12 +0100


On 12.12.2008 17:18, Bernd Alheit wrote:

> Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
>> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a
>> trivial, minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

> You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.

Thanks for the idea, it worked.


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Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:28:32 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal
I'm not sure that JDF is really suitable for a 'Hello, World'
approach, but if you follow Bernd Alheld's route you can at least
get something to look at:
For example with a small document I opened in Acrobat 8 Professional,

Menubar --> Advanced --> Print Production --> JDF Job Definitions ...
New, Based on the document, version 1.2 ...

I got the following (slightly edited ) xml. Although you can
certainly look at this and edit it in an xml editor, I don't
suppose it will be much help on its own. You need to get stuck in
to the 900 page guide, I suspect, unless you already have a JDF-enabled 
Printshop with its own workflow and JDF-editing software.

# *******************************************************


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<JDF ID="ID_20081215_110341" Type="Product" 
xmlns="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1"
   Status="Waiting" Version="1.2" xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1"
   xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
MaxVersion="1.2" ICSVersions="Base_L1-1.0"
   DescriptiveName="Product"
   xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1 
http://www.cip4.org/Schema/JDFSchema_1_2/JDF.xsd">
   <ResourcePool>
     <Component ID="OutputComponent" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable"
       ComponentType="FinalProduct" DescriptiveName="Product"/>
     <Component ID="ID_20081216" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable" 
ProductType="Body"
       ComponentType="PartialProduct" DescriptiveName="Page Section" 
ReaderPageCount="12"/>
   </ResourcePool>
   <ResourceLinkPool>
     <ComponentLink rRef="OutputComponent" Usage="Output"/>
     <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Input"/>
   </ResourceLinkPool>
   <AuditPool>
     <Created AgentName="Adobe JDFProdDef" 
TimeStamp="2008-12-15T11:03:41Z" AgentVersion="2.0"/>
   </AuditPool>
   <JDF ID="ID_20081215" Type="Product" Status="Waiting" 
xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1.1"
     DescriptiveName="Page Section">
     <ResourceLinkPool>
       <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Output"/>
       <ArtDeliveryIntentLink rRef="ID_20081217" Usage="Input"/>
       <LayoutIntentLink rRef="ID_20081220" Usage="Input"/>
       <ColorIntentLink rRef="ID_20081221" Usage="Input"/>
     </ResourceLinkPool>
     <ResourcePool>
       <ArtDeliveryIntent ID="ID_20081217" Class="Intent" 
rRefs="ID_20081219" Status="Available">
         <ArtDelivery ArtDeliveryType="DigitalFile">
           <RunListRef rRef="ID_20081219"/>
         </ArtDelivery>
       </ArtDeliveryIntent>
       <RunList ID="ID_20081219" Class="Parameter" Pages="011" 
Status="Available">
         <LayoutElement>
           <FileSpec
 
URL="file:///C%3A/Documents%20and%20Settings/Path/to/Your/Document.pdf"
           />
         </LayoutElement>
       </RunList>
       <LayoutIntent ID="ID_20081220" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <FinishedDimensions DataType="ShapeSpan" 
Preferred="595.27600098 422.361999515 0"/>
       </LayoutIntent>
       <ColorIntent ID="ID_20081221" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <ColorStandard DataType="NameSpan" Preferred="CMYK"/>
         <ColorsUsed/>
       </ColorIntent>
     </ResourcePool>
   </JDF>
</JDF>


Message-ID:<e3fe0$4942622b$c14890e2$9102@news.hispeed.ch>
Subject:

JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:07:55 +0100


Hello,

The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

Thanks in advance

Pascal


Message-ID:<ghu2s8$r6m$03$1@news.t-online.com>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:18:16 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal

You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.


Message-ID:<1fd79$49476d2d$c14890e2$17168@news.hispeed.ch>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Tue, 16 Dec 2008 09:56:12 +0100


On 12.12.2008 17:18, Bernd Alheit wrote:

> Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
>> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a
>> trivial, minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

> You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.

Thanks for the idea, it worked.


Message-ID:<Fbr1l.34678$wp1.625@newsfe09.ams2>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:28:32 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal
I'm not sure that JDF is really suitable for a 'Hello, World'
approach, but if you follow Bernd Alheld's route you can at least
get something to look at:
For example with a small document I opened in Acrobat 8 Professional,

Menubar --> Advanced --> Print Production --> JDF Job Definitions ...
New, Based on the document, version 1.2 ...

I got the following (slightly edited ) xml. Although you can
certainly look at this and edit it in an xml editor, I don't
suppose it will be much help on its own. You need to get stuck in
to the 900 page guide, I suspect, unless you already have a JDF-enabled 
Printshop with its own workflow and JDF-editing software.

# *******************************************************


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<JDF ID="ID_20081215_110341" Type="Product" 
xmlns="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1"
   Status="Waiting" Version="1.2" xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1"
   xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
MaxVersion="1.2" ICSVersions="Base_L1-1.0"
   DescriptiveName="Product"
   xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1 
http://www.cip4.org/Schema/JDFSchema_1_2/JDF.xsd">
   <ResourcePool>
     <Component ID="OutputComponent" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable"
       ComponentType="FinalProduct" DescriptiveName="Product"/>
     <Component ID="ID_20081216" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable" 
ProductType="Body"
       ComponentType="PartialProduct" DescriptiveName="Page Section" 
ReaderPageCount="12"/>
   </ResourcePool>
   <ResourceLinkPool>
     <ComponentLink rRef="OutputComponent" Usage="Output"/>
     <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Input"/>
   </ResourceLinkPool>
   <AuditPool>
     <Created AgentName="Adobe JDFProdDef" 
TimeStamp="2008-12-15T11:03:41Z" AgentVersion="2.0"/>
   </AuditPool>
   <JDF ID="ID_20081215" Type="Product" Status="Waiting" 
xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1.1"
     DescriptiveName="Page Section">
     <ResourceLinkPool>
       <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Output"/>
       <ArtDeliveryIntentLink rRef="ID_20081217" Usage="Input"/>
       <LayoutIntentLink rRef="ID_20081220" Usage="Input"/>
       <ColorIntentLink rRef="ID_20081221" Usage="Input"/>
     </ResourceLinkPool>
     <ResourcePool>
       <ArtDeliveryIntent ID="ID_20081217" Class="Intent" 
rRefs="ID_20081219" Status="Available">
         <ArtDelivery ArtDeliveryType="DigitalFile">
           <RunListRef rRef="ID_20081219"/>
         </ArtDelivery>
       </ArtDeliveryIntent>
       <RunList ID="ID_20081219" Class="Parameter" Pages="011" 
Status="Available">
         <LayoutElement>
           <FileSpec
 
URL="file:///C%3A/Documents%20and%20Settings/Path/to/Your/Document.pdf"
           />
         </LayoutElement>
       </RunList>
       <LayoutIntent ID="ID_20081220" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <FinishedDimensions DataType="ShapeSpan" 
Preferred="595.27600098 422.361999515 0"/>
       </LayoutIntent>
       <ColorIntent ID="ID_20081221" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <ColorStandard DataType="NameSpan" Preferred="CMYK"/>
         <ColorsUsed/>
       </ColorIntent>
     </ResourcePool>
   </JDF>
</JDF>


Message-ID:<e3fe0$4942622b$c14890e2$9102@news.hispeed.ch>
Subject:

JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:07:55 +0100


Hello,

The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

Thanks in advance

Pascal


Message-ID:<ghu2s8$r6m$03$1@news.t-online.com>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:18:16 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal

You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.


Message-ID:<1fd79$49476d2d$c14890e2$17168@news.hispeed.ch>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Tue, 16 Dec 2008 09:56:12 +0100


On 12.12.2008 17:18, Bernd Alheit wrote:

> Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
>> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a
>> trivial, minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?

> You can create a JDF file with Adobe Acrobat.

Thanks for the idea, it worked.


Message-ID:<Fbr1l.34678$wp1.625@newsfe09.ams2>
Subject:

Re: JDF minimalist example?


Date:Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:28:32 +0100


Pascal Sartoretti wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The JDF standard is pretty complex. Could any provide me with a trivial, 
> minimalist JDF example? Some kind of "Hello, world!" in JDF?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Pascal
I'm not sure that JDF is really suitable for a 'Hello, World'
approach, but if you follow Bernd Alheld's route you can at least
get something to look at:
For example with a small document I opened in Acrobat 8 Professional,

Menubar --> Advanced --> Print Production --> JDF Job Definitions ...
New, Based on the document, version 1.2 ...

I got the following (slightly edited ) xml. Although you can
certainly look at this and edit it in an xml editor, I don't
suppose it will be much help on its own. You need to get stuck in
to the 900 page guide, I suspect, unless you already have a JDF-enabled 
Printshop with its own workflow and JDF-editing software.

# *******************************************************


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<JDF ID="ID_20081215_110341" Type="Product" 
xmlns="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1"
   Status="Waiting" Version="1.2" xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1"
   xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
MaxVersion="1.2" ICSVersions="Base_L1-1.0"
   DescriptiveName="Product"
   xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.CIP4.org/JDFSchema_1_1 
http://www.cip4.org/Schema/JDFSchema_1_2/JDF.xsd">
   <ResourcePool>
     <Component ID="OutputComponent" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable"
       ComponentType="FinalProduct" DescriptiveName="Product"/>
     <Component ID="ID_20081216" Class="Quantity" Status="Unavailable" 
ProductType="Body"
       ComponentType="PartialProduct" DescriptiveName="Page Section" 
ReaderPageCount="12"/>
   </ResourcePool>
   <ResourceLinkPool>
     <ComponentLink rRef="OutputComponent" Usage="Output"/>
     <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Input"/>
   </ResourceLinkPool>
   <AuditPool>
     <Created AgentName="Adobe JDFProdDef" 
TimeStamp="2008-12-15T11:03:41Z" AgentVersion="2.0"/>
   </AuditPool>
   <JDF ID="ID_20081215" Type="Product" Status="Waiting" 
xsi:type="Product" JobPartID="1.1"
     DescriptiveName="Page Section">
     <ResourceLinkPool>
       <ComponentLink rRef="ID_20081216" Usage="Output"/>
       <ArtDeliveryIntentLink rRef="ID_20081217" Usage="Input"/>
       <LayoutIntentLink rRef="ID_20081220" Usage="Input"/>
       <ColorIntentLink rRef="ID_20081221" Usage="Input"/>
     </ResourceLinkPool>
     <ResourcePool>
       <ArtDeliveryIntent ID="ID_20081217" Class="Intent" 
rRefs="ID_20081219" Status="Available">
         <ArtDelivery ArtDeliveryType="DigitalFile">
           <RunListRef rRef="ID_20081219"/>
         </ArtDelivery>
       </ArtDeliveryIntent>
       <RunList ID="ID_20081219" Class="Parameter" Pages="011" 
Status="Available">
         <LayoutElement>
           <FileSpec
 
URL="file:///C%3A/Documents%20and%20Settings/Path/to/Your/Document.pdf"
           />
         </LayoutElement>
       </RunList>
       <LayoutIntent ID="ID_20081220" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <FinishedDimensions DataType="ShapeSpan" 
Preferred="595.27600098 422.361999515 0"/>
       </LayoutIntent>
       <ColorIntent ID="ID_20081221" Class="Intent" Status="Available">
         <ColorStandard DataType="NameSpan" Preferred="CMYK"/>
         <ColorsUsed/>
       </ColorIntent>
     </ResourcePool>
   </JDF>
</JDF>


 

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