Enclosed the FCpro Client Java Source Code. The FCpro client code does not use all the methods provided by the HTTP API, but shows how to upload a job, query the status, and download the finished PDFs from the FCpro server. An example file of how to use the FCpro API in JavaScript (with rhinoceros) is also included as “example.js”.
To use the FileConverterPro Server with Java or JavaScript, we offer an “all-in-one” version of a client-JAR, which already implements all necessary external libraries. Therefor for the usage only an installed Java 8 is required.
The JavaScript-file example.js shows the usage of this JAR with JavaScript and is an extensive Sample which illustrates the most common use-cases.
The Script can be used with Java 8 like this:
$ jjs -cp FCproClient-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar exmaple.js
Details about the jjs tool can be found on the Oracle-website or at the project Oracle Nashorn – A Next-Generation JavaScript Engine for the JVM.
Alfresco and AutoOCR are, with the installation of the AMP’s, integrated through a REST web-service interface. Server-based JavaScript offers an easy, flexible and quickly implemented Possibility to expand and adjust Alfresco functions.
JavaScripts can be initiated timed as batch processes to e.g. process a bigger amount of documents in the background. But they also can be called by the client e.g. Alfresco Share, to be used as document-actions for single or multiple documents.
The JavaScript Binding of the AutoOCR functions allows direct access to the AutoOCR service from Alfresco scripts. In Repository JavaScripts (WebScript-controller scripts, scripted actions) all functions of the AutoOCR API can be called. This API is completely independent from the integration of the AutoOCR-service as Alfresco-transformer. It gives the possibility of using OCR functions out of JavaScripts which, deposited in Alfresco, are executed directly on the server.
Download – Documentation JavaScript Binding for Alfresco >>>
Download – extensive demo script >>>