JavaScriptCondition - Revision history

Anonymous at 12:42, 23 February 2012

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This feature allows you to specify conditions that the incoming object, possibly in connection with the elements in the environment, must meet.

In the JavaScript context are bound the following variables:
* "environment" -> the execution environment
* "dataName" -> the name of the environment object to check
* "logger" -> a Log4J Logger instance

The JavaScriptCondition Element is used by: Conditions, NextAction.

The following table shows the JavaScriptCondition element's attributes:
{|class="gvtable"
! Attribute !! Type !! Description
|-
| type || fixed || This attribute must assume the value '''condition'''.
|-
| class || fixed || This attribute must assume the value '''it.greenvulcano.gvesb.internal.condition.JavaScriptCondition'''.
|-
| condition || required || This attribute defines the name of the condition. Unique inside the 'Conditions' element.
|-
| throw-exception || optional || If true an error during execution cause an Exception to be thrown.
If false an error during execution cause the condition to return "false".
Default to "false".
|-
| scope-name || optional || This attribute defines the 'scope' to be used for script execution.
|-
| script-file || optional || This attribute is the name of the file containing the script to evaluate.
|}

Its subelements are:
* Description
* Script

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 * logger : a Log4J Logger instance
-The JavaScriptCondition Element is used by: [[Conditions]], [[NextAction]].
+The JavaScriptCondition Element is used by: [[Conditions]], [[ServiceCallerTask#NextAction|NextAction]].
 The following table shows the JavaScriptCondition element's attributes:

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 Its subelements are:
 * Description
-* Script
+* Script: containing the JavaScript script.

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 This feature allows you to specify conditions that the incoming object, possibly in connection with the elements in the environment, must meet.
-In the JavaScript context are bound the following variables:
+In the JavaScript context the following variables have bee defined:
-* "environment" -> the execution environment
+* environment : the execution environment
-* "dataName" -> the name of the environment object to check
+* dataName : the name of the environment object to check
-* "logger" -> a Log4J Logger instance
+* logger : a Log4J Logger instance
-The JavaScriptCondition Element is used by: Conditions, NextAction.
+The JavaScriptCondition Element is used by: [[Conditions]], [[NextAction]].
 The following table shows the JavaScriptCondition element's attributes: