Publishing Configuration
Arbortext Editor can report Arbortext Publishing Engine configuration information from the > menu command. The returned Publishing Configuration report lists all the document types, document type configuration files, and stylesheets available from the Arbortext PE server.
You can review stylesheet names in the Publishing Configuration report, which references a stylesheet by both its path and its name in separate entries. The report warns of any duplicate stylesheet names on the server. If a stylesheet name is not unique on the server, Arbortext Publishing Engine uses the first one it finds. No local stylesheets are included.
When Arbortext Publishing Engine is restarted, the Arbortext Editor client is not aware of any changes. To be certain Arbortext Editor has up-to-date publishing information, you can refresh it in any of the following ways:
• Clear the
Use Publishing Engine check box in
Arbortext Publishing Engine. Save your change and exit preferences. Then reset it by checking the box and saving it again.
• In > , click the Advanced button and set peservices to off. Save your change and exit Preferences. Then reset it to on and save your preferences again.
• Exit and restart Arbortext Editor.
Arbortext Editor can compare its publishing configuration with
Arbortext Publishing Engine publishing configuration using the > > menu item. In the
Compare Publishing Configuration with PE Dialog Box, you can generate the Publishing Configuration Comparison report, which notes the differences between the publishing environment on the client and on the server. This report is helpful in troubleshooting publishing processing. If you report a problem to Technical Support, you will likely need to submit a copy of the report.
If you are having problems with your publishing output, you can retrieve the intermediate files as well as the event log containing additional logging information using the set debugcomposition option. The data is included when you run > or the appsave command.
If you are using a content pipeline for processing large documents and have memory consumption problems, refer to the doc__estimate_dfs function and set bigjobthreshold option help topics in the Arbortext Command Language Reference PDF for information on improving content pipeline processing.