Grass Valley iTX Delivery Manager v.2.6 - Manual (Page 48)

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Adding Core Endpoints
Generic Steps for Adding a Core Endpoint
5 Close the Command Prompt window.
Once the batch file has completed, you should verify the Core database has updated
correctly. See
Verifying the Database Update on page 89.
Generic Steps for Adding a Core Endpoint
To add a Core endpoint:
1 Open an existing configuration profile or create a new one, then add a new endpoint
tab, as described in step 1 and step 2 of Basic Steps for Adding an Endpoint , on
page 15.
2 Click the Select button next to the Endpoint Driver field. The Select Delivery Manager
Driver dialog appears.
3 Select CoreDriver and click OK.
4 In the Endpoint Name field, enter the name to be used as a reference in the iTX
database. For example, “Core”.
5 If you are operating a Core endpoint in Content Change mode:
a Click the browse button for the Content Changed Workflow field. The Select
‘Content Changed’ Workflow... dialog appears.
b Select the required workflow for moving media and assets to the iTX store. For
example DefaultContentChangedCore_RegisterOnly .
6 If you are operating a Core endpoint in Search Media mode:
a Click the browse button for the Cache Content Workflow field. The Select ‘Cache
Media’ Workflow... dialog appears.
b Select the required workflow for moving media and assets to the iTX store. For
example DefaultCacheMediaCore .
7 If you want the endpoint to manage asset deletions, click the browse button for
Content Deleted Workflow and select the required workflow. For example
DefaultCoreDeleteiTXAsset .