Using the DSP Tags

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Using the DSP Tags

Begin...End Constructs

Invoking Services Using the %invoke% Tag

Why Does Scope Matter?

Passing Parameters with a DSP

Catching Errors

Extracting Results from an Array Variable

Extracting Results from a Document

Conditionally Executing Blocks of Code

Inserting Text Files in a DSP

Specifying a List of Permitted URLs for Redirection

To develop a DSP, you embed DSP tags where you want the results of the tags to appear. The following is a summary of tags that you can use to build DSPs. For a complete description of each tag, see Tag Descriptions.

Important:

DSP tags are case sensitive. In your DSP, you must type them exactly as shown below (e.g., type %loop%, not %LOOP%).

Use this tag...	To...
%invoke%	Invoke a service within a DSP.
%value% %rename% %scope%	Manipulate variables.
%ifvar% %switch%	Conditionally process a block of code within a DSP.
%loop%	Reiterate a block of code within a DSP.
%include%	Insert the content of a text file (which may contain additional DSP tags) into the DSP.
%validConst%	Limit the external URLs that can be accessed via redirection.
%comment%	Denote a comment within a DSP. Comments are neither processed by the DSP Processor nor returned to the requestor.

Note:

Integration Server automatically resolves tags when a client requests that DSP via an HTTP or HTTPS request. If you want to resolve tags within a document at some arbitrary point in a service, you can explicitly run the DSP Processor against the document using the services in the pub.report folder. For information about using these services, see Arbitrarily Processing DSP Tags.

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