epf-bsp-init

To register external processing in 1C BSP, add the registration function and command wiring to the object module. This maps the processing type to the correct BSP API method, builds metadata with version and command type, and inserts server-side handlers for deployment.

The BSP registration function is a routine added to a 1C external processing object module that generates metadata for version, command type, and assignment targets. It connects the processing file to the Additional Reports and Processing subsystem for discovery and execution.

Adding a server-side command handler for a BSP fill operation or print form requires inserting matching server-side handlers into the object module. The handler type depends on the assigned scenario, covering fill operations, reports, print forms, or linked-object creation.

Yes, you can connect a global processor by automatically generating the registration routine. The process maps the chosen processing type to the correct BSP API method, builds metadata with assignment scoping, and adds command setup for the Additional Reports and Processing subsystem.

Yes, 1C BSP registration supports linked-object creation and print modifiers. The registration routine builds metadata with print modifiers when needed and adds matching server-side handlers for the linked-object creation scenario within the object module.

Registering external processing in 1C BSP requires specifying the correct processing type and assignment targets. The routine must be inserted into the object module's program interface section, and matching server-side handlers must be configured for the chosen assigned scenario to function properly.