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I am using indesign server.
I want to detect whether the server is freezed/crashed. Is there any command to get the console output constantly. I met heartbeatupdateinterval command line parameter. but I have no idea how to use that, as it's not well documented.
Or is there any other way to tell IndesignServer to 'give me an (console output or any other) update' to check the health of InDesign Server.
heartbeatUpdateInterval is a server runtime setting that denotes the time interval (in seconds) at which last active timestamp of InDesign server is updated to the console.
You should consider using LBQ module that has status-related commands like:
- GetVersion
- JobStatus
- QueueStatus
- IDSStatus
and also some administration commands:
- Ping
- Kill
The ping command is what would interest you:
It would give you the server's last active timestamp. This command requires no parameters.
So, you could have you
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heartbeatUpdateInterval is a server runtime setting that denotes the time interval (in seconds) at which last active timestamp of InDesign server is updated to the console.
You should consider using LBQ module that has status-related commands like:
- GetVersion
- JobStatus
- QueueStatus
- IDSStatus
and also some administration commands:
- Ping
- Kill
The ping command is what would interest you:
It would give you the server's last active timestamp. This command requires no parameters.
So, you could have your health-monitoring client setup to periodically hit the Ping command to LBQ.
You could hit more commands as above to get more details of the server status.
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While installing InDesign Server you have the option to include the Adobe JobQueue.
Enabling this installs LBQ in <IDS>/JobQueue.
Yes, LBQ is available in InDesign CS6 and CC too.
LBQ interacts with InDesign Server using a CORBA.
Please refer to server solutions docs in SDK for detailed information on the setup.
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InDesign Server CS6 needs to be activated before it can be used. If the computer is online, activation is done automatically when you install. You need to provide your Adobe ID, and serial number when prompted by the installer. Unless the software is activated, you'll see an error, "Adobe InDesign Serverā is not properly licensed and will now quit."
If your computer is not connected to the internet, download and install Adobe Provisioning Toolkit Enterprise Edition (APTEE). You can serialize and activate the software using APTEE. You can download APTEE from the Creative Suite Enterprise Deployment page.
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I'm working with Indesign Server. I want to find out if the server has crashed or is frozen. Is there a command that will continuously output to the console. I searched one website that have best article so please visit this website readtrendy.com .