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XML Index Document Import Processor
Platform
OnBase
Product
XML Index Document Import Processor
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Standard
Essential
Premier

Before you can run an XML Index DIP process, you must verify that you are properly registered for XML Index DIP at the Client Workstation.

The XML Index DIP module must be registered at each workstation that uses or configures XML Index DIP.

  1. Select Admin | User Management | Workstation Registration in the Client module. The Products Registered for Workstation dialog box is displayed.

    The left side of the screen displays a list of the workstations that have logged onto OnBase. The right side displays all products registered to the selected workstation. The current workstation is shown with an asterisk (*).

  2. Select a workstation from the workstation list.
  3. Click the drop-down list under the Products Registered window and select XML Index Document Import Processor.
  4. Click Register. If you are properly licensed for XML Index DIP and XML Index DIP is not available from the drop-down list, it may be registered to another workstation.
    Select each workstation that is marked with a +, which indicates that the workstation is registered for XML Index DIP or another product, until XML Index DIP is found. If XML Index DIP is registered on one workstation, but it needs to be registered on another, you will need to first revoke one workstation's registration of XML Index DIP before registering it on a different one. To revoke registration from a workstation:
    1. Select XML Index DIP in the Products Registered field.
    2. Click Revoke.
    3. Select the current workstation and register it for XML Index DIP.
    Note:

    A processing workstation should typically be registered as a Named Client rather than a Concurrent Client. This ensures that the processing workstation always has access to the processor. A workstation registered as a Concurrent Client cannot access the processor if another user is currently accessing it.