Seon client-side plugin philosophy - Revision history

Admin at 13:50, 8 August 2017

2017-08-08T13:50:57Z

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‎DLName listing script

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‎Environment listing script

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‎Environment listing script

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‎Special files

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‎Requirements

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‎Format of input file

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	*Mac OS X:		*Mac OS X:
	$HOME/Library/Application Support/Seon/logs/StreamingSmokePlugin.log		$HOME/Library/Application Support/Seon/logs/StreamingSmokePlugin.log
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		+	[[Category:Seon Enterprise]]

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 === DLName listing script ===
-The DLName listing script will be executed after selection of the enviroment in order to show all available directories/DLNames. All DLNames must be written to standard output, the output expected there will be used for the DLName list.
+The DLName listing script will be executed after selection of the environment in order to show all available directories/DLNames. All DLNames must be written to standard output, the output expected there will be used for the DLName list.
 [[Image:StreamingSmoke dlnames.png]]

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 === Environment listing script ===
-The environment list script will be executed dynamically on the client to list all available enviromment:
+The environment list script will be executed dynamically on the client to list all available environment:
 [[Image:StreamingSmoke envList.png]]

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-With the local processing ability of Seon Webaccess, you can do the following:
+With the local processing ability of Seon Webaccess, you can do the following client-side:
 *dynamically retrieve locally available environments
 *list a structured hierarchy of directory with aliases within a selected environment, sourcing them locally in the context of the logged in user in the client machine

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 Output (written to standard output ["<code>stdout</code>"]) must have the following line syntax:
   <internal ID>|<Descriptor for GUI>
-Lines may be seperated by linefeed or carriage-return/linefeed. The internal ID will be re-used later. The separator is the "pipe" symbol.
+Lines may be seperated by linefeed or carriage-return/linefeed. The internal ID will be re-used later. The separator is the "pipe" symbol "<code>|</code>".
 Example output:

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 === Special files ===
-In Windows, script types with the file extension "<code>.vbs</code>" will lead to an invocation of the Visual Basic interpreter in command line mode, which suppresses the opening of command shell windows ("<code>cmd.exe</code>") during execution.
+In Windows, script types with the file extension "<code>.vbs</code>" will lead to an invocation of the Visual Basic interpreter in command line mode, which suppresses the opening of annoying command shell windows ("<code>cmd.exe</code>") during execution.
 == Script / Programs ==

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 For this functionality, you need:
 *Seon Webaccess Webbrowser plugin version 1.4.0 and up
-*Configured environemnt for local processing
+*Configured environment for local processing
 **All commands must be configured for the used environment in the used operating system

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   D:\catiaV5\s1\env\mx\00000000\testfile5
-Depending on the client's operating system, the input list contains windows or unix paths.
+Depending on the client's operating system, the input list contains windows or unix paths. Windows path information may include slashes ("<code>/</code>") instead of backslashes ("<code>\</code>") as directory separator.
 ==== Format of output file ====