HP MFP Sending Software 4.9X manual Database, Local Data Store, Third-party tools

Table 2-4I.R.I.S. OCR engine – Technical Detail (continued)

Technical detail

Default install directory:	C:\Program Files\DsOcrComSrvr
Executable name:	dpe_ocr123.exe
Languages supported:	I.R.I.S OCR 12 recognizes more than 120 languages

Database

DSS uses Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition to host the DSS database. The database is used to hold the DSS activity log.

Table 2-5Database – Technical Detail

Technical detail

Database name:	HPDSS
Access security:	Windows Integrated Security

Local Data Store

The Local Data Store is the series of files located in the DSS installation directory, which is used to store the DSS configuration data, device information and debug logs. This is also where the job queue resides.

Table 2-6Local Data Store – Technical Detail

Technical detail

Default installation dir:	C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP Digital Sending
	Software 4.91
Job queue dir:	.\ Filesystems\CustomerData\DSS\Jobs
Configuration dir:	. \Filesystems\Product\DSS\Configuration

Third-party tools

As the name indicates, third party tools are not a part of the DSS system. However, they are mentioned here because third party tools are required to deliver some of the DSS functionality as listed here:

●LAN Fax. This feature requires a compatible LAN Fax product. DSS enables the functionality by providing a Fax interface at the Digital Sending-device and then passing the fax job along with an HPF file (metadata) to a watched folder.

●Internet Fax. This feature requires an Internet Fax server. DSS enables the functionality by providing a Fax interface at the Digital Sending-device and then sending out an e-mail with the fax job attached.

●Workflow. One of the main ideas behind the Workflow feature is the ability to capture metadata at the Digital Sending-device and pass it on to a folder that is watched by a third party

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