Using VIPP PDF interactive features
A complete set of VIPP PDF Interactive Features (PIF), available in VIPP 4.0 and later, allow you to create interactive elements when the VIPP job is rendered into a PDF document. For an overview of VIPP PIF and details about each related command, refer to the VIPP Language Reference Manual.
Using VI Project Containers
VI Project Containers (VPC or .vpc) are a convenient way to archive, exchange, and deploy VIPP applications. VPCs are created with VI Designer.
When creating an application with VI Designer, you typically work with a sample print file containing a limited number of records (the sample print file is shown as a local resource in the notebook display; it is the one with the blue gear icon). By definition, this is sample data and is not intended for use in a production run.
However, VIPO is intended for use in a production environment; it knows about VI Project Containers and will not use the VPCs sample data.
NOTE
A VPC sent to the VIPO Server must contain a production submission file; any VPC submitted to the VIPO Server with only a sample data file will be rejected.
Follow these steps to add a production submission file to your VI Project from within VI Designer:
1From the notebook display, right click on the Local folder icon. A
2Select Add Resource To Project from the
NOTE
VI Designer allows you to add multiple submission files to your project, but the VIPO Server only processes submission file 1.
3Export your project as a VPC from VI Designer by clicking the Export VI Project Container button on the VI Designer tool bar.
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