submitIntegrationJob Function for SOAP Web Services
This function submits print jobs for processing that have been specified by using LPS XML. Unlike submitJob, this function allows you to override the default process and job target folder used for the jobs. This function accepts print jobs in the same format as an integration would, but it does not act as an integration or use an integration.
Tip: If you do not want to override the default process and job target, you can use the submitJob function instead. For more information, see submitJob Function for SOAP Web Services.
When you create a SOAP Web Service data service for which the WSDL URL is the Loftware Enterprise SP Services Web Services Description Language (WSDL), an operation envelope template containing this function is one of those available. For more information about using SOAP Web Services in Loftware Enterprise SP, see SOAP API for Web Services Integration.
Important! Content in a SOAP Web Service data service or a Web Service integration is case sensitive. This includes names, attributes, and values.
About the syntax documentation
SOAP Operation Envelope (Request)
When you create a SOAP Web Service data service, the XML of the operation envelope template that you select is displayed as the Envelope parameter. Most operation envelope templates include some elements for which you must replace the value with a value appropriate to your environment. If this operation envelope template has such elements, they are described here.
|
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
arg0 |
string |
LPS XML job data, enclosed in a CDATA tag |
|
arg1 |
string |
The file type, which must have a value of LXML |
|
arg2 |
string |
Optional. The fully-qualified name of the process to use, enclosed in a CDATA tag. If omitted, the default process is used. |
|
arg3 |
string |
Optional. The fully-qualified name of the job target folder to use, enclosed in a CDATA tag. If omitted, the default job target folder is used. |
|
arg4 |
map<string,string> |
This element is not used and should be deleted. |
SOAP Response Function
The following is the structure of the Response Function expected as part of a SOAP Response received in response to the preceding type of SOAP Operation Envelope (Request). Any ellipses indicate expected data. For more information, see SOAP API for Web Services Integration.
<pub:submitIntegrationJobResponse xmlns:pub="http://published.webservices.loftware.com/">
<return success="[true|false]"/>
</pub:submitIntegrationJobResponse>