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The Redlines drop-down box has three options: No redlines: Redlines are ignored. Produced images aren t altered from the originals, save for any header and footer endorsements specified from the Header & Footer dialog. Copy redlines to .RED file: This option copies metadata about redlines to a separate file. Produced images aren t altered from the originals, save for any header and footer endorsements specified from the Header & Footer dialog. This option is only meaningful when you select an imagebase from the Imagebase dialog. Recall that during a production, you can update an existing imagebase with production data or create a new imagebase entirely. When you select the Copy redlines to .RED file option, Opticon will create (or update) a series of supporting files that describe the structure and placement of redlines. These files combine to create a valid Concordance database, though the .DCB file name will be the name of the imagebase with a -redlines.dcb extension. For example, say you elect to create a new imagebase named PROD. The -redlines.dcb file created by the production will be named PROD-REDLINES.DCB. Support files will carry the same PROD-REDLINES name, but will have different file extensions. Burn redlines onto image: This option only works if the file type and compression types selected from the Options dialog support a monochrome color scheme. Redlines are stamped directly onto produced images and become a permanent artifact of the files. No metadata files, such as those described earlier, are created. In this example, all redline types have been selected, and the Redlines option is Burn redlines onto image.

It is impossible to update specific elements of an array. You can only replace an entire array value with a new one.

Finally, we want to modify our code so we send both an HTML e-mail and a plain text e-mail. To do so, we have to change the content of the email stash key to the following: $c->stash->{email} = { to => 'user@example.com', from => 'myapp@company.com', subject => '[MyApp] notification', # if all of our mails contain plain text and html, we can # change the default content_type in myapp.conf, # if not, do it here per mail content_type => 'multipart/alternative', templates => [ { template => 'email.plain.tt', content_type => 'text/plain', charset => 'utf-8', # we might even specify a nondefault view here view => 'TT', }, { template => 'email.html.tt', content_type => 'text/html', charset => 'utf-8', }, ], }; We now have an application capable of sending e-mail.

Nested tables offer you more flexibility than arrays. There are many similarities between arrays and nested tables. However, an important difference is that nested tables require one extra step. In the previous section, you saw that you create a type and then use it to define arrays. For nested tables, you first create a type, then you create a table type based on that type, and then you create a nested table based on that table type.

The final dialog of the wizard is labeled Produce (see Figure 14-16). The document range is displayed, as well as the file paths of the source imagebase and the destination imagebase, if one was selected from the Imagebase dialog.

Refer to the documentation for Email::Send and Catalyst::View::Email::Template. See 12 for how to send an e-mail in Reaction, a more advanced framework based on Catalyst. This recipe provides a good point of comparison between Catalyst and Reaction.

To demonstrate how to use nested tables we will implement the example of maintaining course errata, introduced in Section 12.1. Listing 12-8 shows how to create the two types we need for implementing the errata example as a nested table. Listing 12-8. Creating a Table Type for a Nested Table create ( code , ch , pg , txt ) ; / or replace type erratum_t as object varchar2(4) number(2) number(3) varchar2(40)

You can save the options set in all the dialogs of the wizard by clicking the Save button. Clicking this button opens a Save as dialog. You can navigate to the folder in which the production profile should be saved, then name it accordingly. The production profile is saved in a separate file and has a .PSF file extension. As a matter of practice, you should save a document production s profile, in case the production must be repeated at a later date.

create or replace type errata_tab_t as table of erratum_t; / describe errata_tab_t errata_tab_t TABLE OF ERRATUM_T Name Null ------------------------------- -------CODE CH PG TXT

These recipes present various aspects of Catalyst development that relate to the functionality of an application but don t fit neatly into the MVC design.