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CREATING A JOB SOURCE LIBRARY (JSL)
3-14 XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS PDL REFERENCE
Specifying output requirements
There are many specifications you can select to define the manner
and look of your printed application. You can also have messages
displayed to operators to advise or remind them of special
circumstances. This is done with the MESSAGE command:
MESSAGE OTEXT=(’ALL FORMS DUPLEX
ONLY!!!’,1,WAIT),
ITEXT=(’COPY 2 WILL NEED BLUE PAPER’);
Similarly, the ROUTE command sends printed information preceding
the report to operators. Most output specifications are selected from
parameters of the OUTPUT command. As with other commands,
these can be specified at any command level, but are most often
specified at the job level because of the many variations possible.
Here are some examples:
/* Job level commands*/
JOB1: JDE;
OUTPUT DUPLEX=YES,
SHIFT=YES,
FORM=SMPLE,
MODIFY=CME1,
FORMAT=PDE1,
COPIES=10,
BFORM=SMLBK,
OFFSET=FIRST,
PURGE=NO;
JOB2: JDE;
LINE VFU=VFU2UP;
OUTPUT FORMAT=PDE4,
FORMS=SPL2,
COPIES=7;
The SEFFNT command specifies font mapping.
The EXPORT command specifies how reports will be segmented.
The DESTINATION parameter of the OUTPUT command specifies
where printed output is delivered.
Ending a JSL
When you are finished constructing your JSL, you must let the
system know you are finished by entering the END command plus a
semicolon:
END;