Connect PLOSSYS Output Engine¶
A connector establishes the connection between the SEAL Operator server and a backend system. With the Output Engine (p5) connector, SEAL Operator outputs documents via PLOSSYS Output Engine.
To connect an Output Engine system as backend system, in SEAL Operator, activate the connector and specify the keys for the connection:
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Open a command prompt.
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Export the complete configuration of SEAL Operator from Consul to a YAML file. This ensures that you edit the current configuration.
operator config export <filename>.yml --insecure -
Edit the exported file
<filename>.yml. -
In the section of the Output Engine (
p5) connector, setcstatustoon. Also activate the Fileupload (scratch) connector.operator: connectors: ... p5: cstatus: 'on' serviceName: operator-p5 url: 'https://localhost:3013' scratch: cstatus: 'on' serviceName: operator-fileupload url: 'https://localhost:3009' ...Caution - do not turn off
Do not deactivate the Fileupload (
scratch) connector. Otherwise, the Output Engine (p5) connector does not work! -
In the
envsection, specify the following keys for theseal-operator-p5service in theoperator-p5section:-
ACTION_EXECUTOR: mandatory, backend system, hereP5 -
PLOSSYS_IPP_URL: mandatory, URL of the check-in service of the Output Engine system
env: service: ... operator-p5: tag: any: ACTION_EXECUTOR: P5 PLOSSYS_IPP_URL: 'ipp://<output_engine_server_name>:631' ...Literature - Output Engine IPP settings
The PLOSSYS Output Engine service
seal-ipp-checkinsupports both IPP and IPPS. By default, the service listens to the port 631 and uses IPP. To use IPPS, set theSERVICE_URLkey of theseal-ipp-checkinservice. For more information, refer to Change IPP Setting to IPPS on Windows or Linux in the PLOSSYS Output Engine documentation. -
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Save the
<filename>.ymlfile. -
Re-import the file to Consul.
operator config import <filename>.yml --insecure -
Check the imported value, for example for
PLOSSYS_IPP_URL:operator config get PLOSSYS_IPP_URL --service operator-p5 --insecure