Hello
What do you mean by putting a lot tiff images into one file?
for me and CMOD it could mean two things:
1) Concatenate several valid tiff files together, and then you get only 1 file, but from a tiff perspective, only the first file is "accessible" the rest are not, unless you split them according to the offset and length of each valid tiff file.
2) Generate a new tiff file, and each page of this multipage tiff file will get the content of your several tiff files.
With the "arsdoc get -c" you will get ONLY the first version, and therefore you can read only the first file, but the reste are inaccessible at all... and to get access to the others, then you need to split this large file in smaller ones, and then each file will be again a valid tiff file in itself.
Basically what you want to do it not possible with CMOD at all from a standard point of view.
If you want to have a multitiff image, with all the images that are in this query, then you have at least 2 ways to do it:
1)
a) You extract all files as single tiff files (without the -c options)
b) You find a program that generate a single multipage tiff from all the files that you retrieved from step 1.a).
2) You write a Java program that will generate a new tiff file, and will use ODWEK to add tiff image pages to it, as soon as the query find a new document with a tiff included. (basically step 1.a and 1.b) covered by a custom code written in Java and ODWEK).
Maybe others have others idea, but these 2 are what I can think of, in 2 minutes
