050-696 · Question #27
You're configuring location-based printing with iPrint on your OES NetWare server. You've scanned floor plans of your organization's office suite into JPG files. You now need to upload these images…
The correct answer is D. Sys:\Apache2\Htdocs\Ippdocs\Images\Maps. iPrint map image files must reside inside the Apache web server document root under the Ippdocs subdirectory so the browser-based Map Designer can serve and reference them.
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- ASys:\System\Ndps\Ippdocs\Images\Maps
- BSys:\System\iPrint\Ippdocs\Images\Maps
- CSys:\Apache2\Htdocs\iPrint\Images\Maps
- DSys:\Apache2\Htdocs\Ippdocs\Images\Maps
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iPrint map image files must reside inside the Apache web server document root under the Ippdocs subdirectory so the browser-based Map Designer can serve and reference them.
Sys:\System\Ndps is the legacy NDPS (Novell Distributed Print Services) file store, which is not served by Apache, so images placed there are inaccessible to any web-based iPrint tool.
No standard iPrint installation creates a subdirectory named iPrint directly under Sys:\System; this path does not correspond to Apache's document root or any recognized iPrint content directory.
The iPrint web content folder is named Ippdocs (reflecting the IPP protocol acronym), not iPrint; an iPrint subfolder under Htdocs is not a recognized location and would be ignored by the iPrint Map Designer.
The correct path is Sys:\Apache2\Htdocs\Ippdocs\Images\Maps because OES NetWare's iPrint relies on the Apache2 web server, whose document root is Htdocs; within that root, Ippdocs is the dedicated Internet Printing Protocol content directory where iPrint stores and serves web-accessible resources. Placing map images here makes them reachable by the iPrint Map Designer running in the browser.
Concept tested: OES NetWare iPrint map image upload directory path
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/oes2015/pdfdoc/iprint_lx/iprint_lx.pdf
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