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User’s Manual 

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The format is enclosed into a string delimited by the '"' (quote) 
character, new lines are not accepted in the regular expression.

The regular expressions are described here:

•

Prompt=”Due Date:”

Pattern= “[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}”

•

Prompt=”Orderer name:”

Pattern= “.+”

""

 

empty string only

.

matches any character except new line. (This pattern will be the 
default value of the Meta Information format field) 

+

(

postfix) matches the previous expression one or several times 

*

(postfix) matches the previous expression zero, one or several 
times

?

(postfix) matches the previous expression once or not at all 

[..]

character set; ranges are denoted with -, as in [a-z]; an initial ^, as 
in [^0-9], complements the set 

r{1,5}

r could be repeated between 1 and 5 times 

r{1}

r must be repeated exactly once. 

r{2,}

r must be repeated at least twice. 

r{,2}

r could be repeated twice (i.e. 0, 1 or 2 times). 

^

matches at beginning of line

$

matches at end of line

"a|b"

 "a" or "b"

|

 (infix) alternative between two expressions 

(...)

grouping and naming of the enclosed expression

\1

the text matched by the first (...) expression 
(\2 for the second expression, etc) 

\b

matches word boundaries 

\

quotes special characters.

“[0-9]”

 "", "0", "14876328746", ...

"[a-z]+"

 "a", "qwerty", ...

"abcd?"

 only "abc" and "abcd" correct

"[A-Z]"

 only one letter between 'A' and 'Z" correct

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Note:

Some more examples of regular expressions:

"i{1,3}"

 only "i", "ii", "iii" correct.

"i{5}"

 only "iiiii" correct

"i{2,}"

only "ii", "iii", "iiii", ...

"i{,2}"

 only "" "i" and "ii"

"^qwerty"

 "qwerty" correct but not "aqwerty"

"qwerty$"

"qwerty" correct but not "qwertyu"

•

infix notation: 
Structure notation where the operator is located between the operands, 
e.g. (A+B).

•

postfix notation: 
Structure notation where the operator follows the operands, e.g. (A,B)-. 

“[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{4}”

Date DD/MM/YYYY

"[a-zA-Z]+)|([a-zA-Z]+.[a-zA-Z]+)@[a-zA-
Z]+.[a-z]{2,3}"

E-mail address:
firstname@companyname.com
firstname@companyname.se

"\([0-9]{3}\)?[0-9]{3}[]{,1}

[0-9]{4}"

Telephone number
"(123) 123-1234" 
"(123)1231234" 
"(123) 123 1234"

"[a-zA-Z]+"

Name:
"John Doe" 
"John"

"[0-9]{2} ?[0-9]{3}"

ZIP code
"12345" 
"12 345"

"(1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12):

[0-9]{,2}(:[0-9]{0,2})?

?(AM|am|Am|PM|pm|Pm)"

Time : 
"1:05:59 AM" 
"1:05:59 am" 
"1:05:59 PM" 
"1:05:59 pm" 
"1:05 AM"

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Internally Defined

Variables

There are several internal variables defined by the AXIS 7000 that can 
be output in the Information File. These internal variables are listed 
below.

This table contains a list of these internal variables:

"^(http://|ftp://|https://|goph

er://)?([a-zA-Z0-9]+.)*[a-zA-

Z0-9]+(/([a-zA-Z0-9]|-|.)+)*"

URL : 
"http://www.axis.com/prod/index.
html"
"ftp://ftp.axis.com/pub/"
"www.axis.com" 
"http://www2.lemonde.fr/arti-
cle/0,2320,seq-2039-53663-
MIA,00.html"

<Format>
The image is located at $INT_FILE_URL$

The time at the moment of scanning was $INT_TIME$

</Format>

INT_FILE_URL

 

Specifies the URL of the image file. For a file on 
an FTP server this URL will correspond to the 
complete URL of the file. For an e-mail to a 
pre-set destination it will correspond to the 
URL specified on the Web interface.

INT_FILE_NAME

Specifies the file name of the image file only.

INT_FILE_SIZE

Specifies the size of the image file.

INT_DATE

Specifies the date of the image file.

INT_TIME

Specifies the time of the image file.

INT_HOST_NAME

Specifies the host name of the AXIS 7000 that 

produced the file.

INT_HOST_ADDRESS

Specifies the IP address of the AXIS 7000 that 

has produced the file.

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More Information

For more information on the Meta Information functionality and for 
more XML DD file examples, please refer to the White papers in the 
Developer section at http://www.axis.com/products/axis_7000/

INT_SCANNER

Specifies the descriptive name of the scanner 
that produced the image file.

INT_PROFILE

Specifies the profile used for the scanning.

INT_PAPER_SIZE

Specifies the paper size used for the scanning.

INT_NUMBER_OF_PAGES

Specifies the number of pages of the image 
file.

INT_WIDTH

Specifies the width of the image file.

INT_HEIGHT

Specifies the height of the image file.

INT_X_RESOLUTION

Specifies the horizontal resolution of the 
image file.

INT_Y_RESOLUTION

Specifies the vertical resolution of the image 
file.

INT_BITS_PER_PIXEL

Specifies the number of bits per pixel of the 
image file.

INT_DATA_TYPE

Specifies the data type of the image file.

INT_PAPER_ORIENTATION

Specifies the paper orientation of the image 
file.

INT_FORMAT

Specifies the format of the image file.

INT_DOUBLE_SIDED

Specifies the orientation of the image file.

INT_INTENSITY

Specifies the intensity of the image file.

INT_CONTRAST

Specifies the contrast of the image file.

INT_DESTINATION

Specifies the destination description that 
originated the image file.

INT_SUBJECT

Specifies the selected subject.

INT_USER_MAIL

Specifies the e-mail address of the user.

INT_USER_ID

Specifies the description of the user.

INT_MAC_ADDRESS

Specifies the MAC address of the Axis Net-
work Document Server that produced the im-
age file.