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Class: BurnRequest
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Class: BurnRequest

PCCViewer. BurnRequest

(protected) new BurnRequest()

The BurnRequest object is created when burning redactions/signatures in a document.

The BurnRequest is a thenable object, which allows Promise-like interactions. Calling the PCCViewer.BurnRequest#then method will return a PCCViewer.Promise object. On successful burn, the Promise success method, if added, is called with url to download the burned document. On a burn failure, the Promise is rejected.

The BurnRequest object also provides an event subscription method, to get notified of other types of information. See PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.

Note: This constructor should not be used directly. Instead, a burn request is created by a call to PCCViewer.ViewerControl#burnMarkup.

Example
function onSuccessfulBurn(burnturl) {
   alert("burntURL = " + burnturl);
   console.log(burnturl);
}

function onFailedBurn(error) {
  alert("burn Process failed, reason:" + (error.message ? error.message : error));
}

// A BurnRequest object is created by and returned from the call to the burnMarkup method
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
burnRequest.then(onSuccessfulBurn, onFailedBurn);

//register some events
burnRequest
  .on(PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.BurnCompleted,
      function(ev) {
          alert("Document burn completed.");
      })
  .on(PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.BurnProgress,
      function(event) {
          alert("Burn progress: " + event.percent + "%");
      })
  .on(PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.BurnFailed,
      function(event) {
          alert("Document burn failed.");
      });

Members

(static) EventType :string

A list of events that can be triggered by the PCCViewer.BurnRequest object.

Type:
  • string
Properties:
Name Type Description
BurnProgress string

Triggered when the burn process receives an update.

Augmented properties of the PCCViewer.Event object for this event:

  • percent {number} - Indicates the estimated percentage complete.
BurnCompleted string

Triggered when the burn process completes successfully, fails to complete, or is cancelled.

Augmented properties of the PCCViewer.Event object for this event: None

BurnFailed string

Triggered when the burn process fails.

Augmented properties of the PCCViewer.Event object for this event: None

BurnCancelled string

Triggered when user cancels burn process.

Augmented properties of the PCCViewer.Event object for this event: None

BurnWorkerCreated string

Triggered when the burn process is created by the backend burn service.

Augmented properties of the PCCViewer.Event object for this event: None

(readonly) burnedDocumentDownloadURL :string|null

Gets the URL for downloading the burned document after successful burn.

This property is defined on all BurnRequest objects.

This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8. For the greatest browser compatibility, use the corresponding getter and setter methods.

Type:
  • string | null
See:
Example
var downloadUrl = burnRequest.burnedDocumentDownloadURL;

(readonly) errorCode :number

Gets the errorCode if there is a failure during burn process.

This property is defined on all BurnRequest objects.

This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8. For the greatest browser compatibility, use the corresponding getter and setter methods.

Type:
  • number
See:
Example
var errorCode = burnRequest.errorCode;

(readonly) options :Object

Gets the options that were provided/used to burn the document.

This property is defined on all BurnRequest objects.

This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8. For the greatest browser compatibility, use the corresponding getter and setter methods.

Type:
  • Object
See:
Example
var options = burnRequest.options;

(readonly) progress :number

Gets the current estimate of the burn process progress.

This property is defined on all BurnRequest objects.

This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8. For the greatest browser compatibility, use the corresponding getter and setter methods.

Type:
  • number
See:
Example
var percentProgress = burnRequest.progress;

(readonly) workerID :number

Gets the worker ID.

This property is defined on all BurnRequest objects.

This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8. For the greatest browser compatibility, use the corresponding getter and setter methods.

Type:
  • number
See:
Example
var percentProgress = burnRequest.workerID;

Methods

cancel() → {PCCViewer.BurnRequest}

Cancels the burn request. The PCCViewer.Promise object that is returned will be rejected. If the user cancels the operation, then a PCCViewer.Error object will be returned as the rejection reason and its code property will be set to UserCancelled.

Returns:

The cancelled request.

Type
PCCViewer.BurnRequest
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
burnRequest.cancel();

getBurnedDocumentDownloadURL() → {string|null}

Gets a URL for a web tier service to download the burned document.

Returns:

Returns a URL to download the burned document. If called before the process completes, or after the process fails, it will return null.

Type
string | null
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
var geturnedUrl = burnRequest.getBurnedDocumentDownloadURL();

getErrorCode() → {string}

Gets the error code for the burn request, in cases where the request has failed.

Returns:

A value for programmatic identification of an error condition, or null if an error has not occurred. If the error was in the underlying PCCIS MarkupBurner, the error code is the PCCIS error code:

  • DocumentFileIdError
  • DocumentFileIdDoesNotExist
  • MarkupFileIdError
  • MarkupFileIdDoesNotExist
  • User Cancelled
  • Failure to generate Markup XML
Type
string
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
var errorCode = burnRequest.getErrorCode();

getOptions() → {Object}

Gets a copy of the options object used by the burn request.

The original options object has been provided to the method PCCViewer.ViewerControl#burnMarkup. If no options object was provided to burnMarkup, or the options object did not define all properties, then the returned object will represent the actual options used.

Returns:

A copy of the burn options object which is used by this burn request.

  • burnSignatures {boolean} - Whether to burn the signatures.
  • burnRedactions {boolean} - Whether to burn the redactions.
  • filename {string} - (optional) Filename for the burned document.
  • removeFormFields {Array.} - (optional) List of types of form fields to remove.
Type
Object
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
var options = burnRequest.getOptions();

getProgress() → {number}

Gets the currently known burn progress value.

Returns:

A number between 0 and 100 (inclusive). A value of 100 means the burn process completed.

Note: In the 9.1 release, the values provided are 0 or 100. The value 0 indicates that the burn process is incomplete.

Type
number
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
var percent = burnRequest.getProgress();

getWorkerID() → {string|null}

Gets the ID of the PCCIS MarkupBurner performing burning.

Returns:

The ID of the PCCIS MarkupBurner performing burning. Returns null before the worker is created.

Type
string | null
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
var workerId = burnRequest.getWorkerID();

off() → {PCCViewer.BurnRequest}

Remove event listeners from the BurnRequest object.

See:
Returns:

The object on which this method was called.

Type
PCCViewer.BurnRequest

on() → {PCCViewer.BurnRequest}

Add event listeners to the BurnRequest object.

See:
Returns:

The object on which this method was called.

Type
PCCViewer.BurnRequest
Example
var burnRequest = viewerControl.burnMarkup();
burnRequest
  .on(PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.BurnCompleted,
      function(ev) {
          alert("Document burn completed.");
      })
  .on(PCCViewer.BurnRequest.EventType.BurnProgress,
      function(event) {
          alert("Burn progress: event.percent + "%");
      });

then(onFulfilledopt, onRejectedopt) → {PCCViewer.Promise}

Register callbacks to access the current or eventual result of the BurnRequest.

On successful burn, the onFulfilled callback(s) are called with the URL to download the burned document.

On a burn failure, the onRejected callback(s) are called with a PCCViewer.Error.

Multiple onFulfilled or onRejected callbacks can be registered for the same BurnRequest by calling this method multiple times.

Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
onFulfilled PCCViewer.Promise~onFulfilled <optional>

Called if or when the promise is resolved. Optionally pass a value of null or undefined if you do not use this callback, but you want to provide an onRejected callback.

onRejected PCCViewer.Promise~onRejected <optional>

Called if or when the promise is rejected.

Returns:

A promise object that is resolved according to the Promises/A+ standard.

Type
PCCViewer.Promise
Example
var viewerControl = $("#myElement").pccViewer(...).viewerControl;

// a basic example
viewerControl.burnMarkup().then(
    function onFulfilled(url) {
       // download document using `url`
    },
    function onRejected(error) {
        // Handle failure
    }
);