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A-SMIL reports its task execution status

== Designating a URL to the Task Execution Report Handler ==

In your SMIL script, you need to add a section to your <tt>head</tt> section to define where the media player should PUT the task execution report file.
A typical definition looks like this.

<source lang="smil">
<head>
<metadata>
<x-server xmlns="http://schemas.adfotain.org/adapi-1.0">
<subscriptionList>
<subscription>
<type>TaskExecutionReport</type>
<action>http://server/filename</action>
<method>put</method>
</subscription>
</subscriptionList>
</x-server>
</metadata>
</head>
</source>

Here "http://server/filename" is the path to the WebDAV-enabled direction on your log server.

== Task Execution Report File Format ==

A log file uploaded to the server looks like this.
<source lang="smil">
<report xmlns=""http://schemas.adfotain.org/adapi-1.0"">
<date>2009-07-14T10:59:13Z</date>
<version>1.0</version>
<player id=""f1835d9f-be8f-4054-9e6c-000bab253b46"">
<taskState>
<task id="foo">
<lastUpdateTime>{iso-local-datetime}</lastUpdateTime>
<state>pending|aborted|completed</state>
</task>
</taskState>
</player>
</report>"
</source>

== Related ==

* [[Play logs]]
* [[Player events]]

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