Operational Modes

Run as batch job (print file input from seq. file)

Run as JESWriter (print files pulled from JES)

Run as an MQSeries Messaging process

HFS Directory ‘watch’ to process HFS files

Email Delivery

Batch reports and documents

On-line (CICS, IMS, etc.) reports and documents

Attach non-print files (text or binary)

General (non-print related) messages

Powerful email address acquisition features (i.e., external tables, document contents, LDAP server)

Distribution (route) lists

eMail Merge operations

Deliver reports & documents as the body of an email in ASCII text or HTML

Deliver reports & documents as email attachments with custom message in body of the email

Bundle multiple documents into a single email as separate attachments

Bundle multiple attachments into a single Zip attachment

SMTP w/MIME compliant - No mainframe SMTP services required

Specify up to ten redundant backup SMTP servers (one of which could be the mainframe SMTP server)

Non-email Delivery

FTP reports and documents to an FTP server

Send an email or MQSeries message containing a URL link to the report or document delivered to a server (JES2Mail or mainframe SMTP services required)

Output reports and documents as MVS sequential datasets

Output reports and documents as HFS files and assign security and ownership

Output reports and documents as MQSeries messages

Output reports and documents back into JES with new routing parameters

Retain Multiple Generations of delivered reports. (a.k.a. Generation Data files) for archiving

XML

ASCII

Comma-Delimited

RTF

HTML

ZIP

PDF

'Accessible' for 'screen readers' (i.e. JAWS)

40-bit PDF Encryption

128-bit PDF Encryption

PDF Compression (Avg. 80%)

Dynamic Index Generation (Tables of Contents)

Overlays (Forms, Graphics, etc.)

Stock Overlays (Green-bar) Background

Convert existing PDF documents into Overlays

Apply "Watermarks" to Overlays

Multiple Overlays per page / different Overlays per page

Split into sub-reports and route to different destinations

Use document contents for addressing

Look-up email addresses and FTP destinations in external tables

Global variables for passing values process-to-process

Edit contents of documents before packaging and delivery

Extract data contents for comma delimited data file

Create multi-level indexes (Table of Contents) for PDF files

Control the application of multiple overlays for a given document, i.e. every page can have a different overlay (form)

Define ‘cover page’ for email message body

PDF Documents: 40-bit PDF Encryption

PDF Documents: 128-bit PDF Encryption

PDF Documents: Restrict ability to change or extract information to protect against tampering

PDF Documents: Watermarks protect against document faking

Zip files: Zip Keyword Encryption

"To:" and " From:" email address validation features to insure authenticity

Light Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)