- On the Project Setup Station open your FC project.
Note: Make sure that all the necessary assemblies are added to the Document Definition. - Click Project → Document Definitions… to open the list of Document Definitions available for the project, select the Document Definition for which you want to specify new export settings, and click Edit…
- Click Document Definition → Export Settings…
- Click the Add… button to start the export profile creation wizard.
- In the Select the Type of Destination step, select Custom export (script) from the Type drop-down list and then select Errors are irrelevant in the Document condition field. Leave the other settings unchanged or modify them as described in ABBYY FlexiCapture Help.
- In the Script Export step, click the Edit Script… button, select C# .Net script language, and paste into the script editor one of the two sample scripts provided in the connector files: BluePrism - ExportScript - Configure by script.cs or BluePrism - ExportScript - Configure by XML.cs. For detailed instructions on using each of these scripts, see Using a script to specify export settings and Using an XML file to specify export settings below. You can always edit this script later, but for the moment, save the changes and close the script editor. Detailed instructions for setting up your export script will be provided below.
- In the Select the Destination Name step, specify a name for your export profile and click Finish.
- The newly created export profile will appear in the list of available export profiles in the export settings dialog box. To make ABBYY FlexiCapture use this profile on Export stage, select the box next to the profile in the Enabled column.
- Click OK, then save and close the Document Definition editor. Next, click the Publish button to publish your Document Definition.
Note: If documents are being processed within the project at the time when you add your new export profile, update them to the latest version by pressing Alt+Shift+U or by selecting Update to Latest Version from their shortcut menu.
The event logs are also available on the Processing Monitor tab of the Administration and Monitoring Console.
