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The following example returns "hello world". Notice the script object that is obtained from the BSF host. The script object will allows access to the hosted methods available in iWay Service Manager.

importClass(java.lang.System);
function mylog(s)
{
    System.out.println("log: " + s);
    return s;
}
var script = bsf.lookupBean("script");
script.setResult("hello world");

The following example returns "hello world" and a name by querying an assumed internal document.

importClass(java.lang.System);
function mylog(s)
{
    System.out.println("log: " + s);
    return s;
}
var script = bsf.lookupBean("script");
var name = script.xpath("//parm[@name='name']/@value"); // name
script.setResult("hello world "+name);

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The following methods can be called from the script object:

• String ifl(String statement) - Evaluates the iFL statement passed in and returns its result.
• String sreg(String reg) - Looks up a special register and returns its value.
• String sreg(String reg, String def) - Sets the definition of a special register and returns the register name.
• String xpath(String xq) - Executes the passed XPATH expression against the internal document.
• String expose(String key, String val, String loc, String ptype) - Executes the _EXPOSE() function.
• String expose(String key, String val) - Executes the _EXPOSE() function.
• String etap(String tap) - Executes the _ETAP() function.
• String eindex(String text) - Executes the _EINDEX() function.
• String eindex(String text, String event) - Executes the _EINDEX() function.
• String etimer(String event) - Executes the _ETIMER() function.
• String etimer(String event, String command) - Executes the _ETIMER() function.
• String esearch(String term) - Executes the _ESEARCH() function.
• String ekeys(String search) - Executes the _EKEYS() function.

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You can pass parameters in a URL query string to the script. All iFL functions are passed an XML document from which to obtain values to process. Since there is not a document sent when issuing an HTTP GET on a URL, a document is constructed with the parameters sent in the query string of the URL.

The following is an example of a URL with a query string and its corresponding XML document, which would be passed to _ESCRIPT and the script which it calls:

URL:

http://localhost:9999/ism/enable-dat?regs=myescriptfeed&param1=foo&param2=bar

XML document

<myescriptfeed>
    <parm name="param1" value="foo"/>
    <parm name="param2" value="bar"/>
</myescriptfeed>

These values can now be queried from the script as follows:

var param1 = script.xpath("//parm[@name='param1']/@value"); // foo
var param2 = script.xpath("//parm[@name='param2']/@value"); // bar

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The EnableDataSet is an internal class that can be used in your script to generate dat aset objects and serialize them as JSON objects.

importClass(java.lang.System);
importClass(com.ibi.consolesm.plugin.models.ds.EnableDataSet);
function mylog(s)
{
    System.out.println("LOG: " + s);
    return s;
}
var script = bsf.lookupBean("script");
var format = script.xpath("//parm[@name='format']/@value"); // format
var time = script.xpath("//parm[@name='time']/@value"); // time
if (time.length() == 0) time = "28800000";
var project = script.xpath("//parm[@name='project']/@value"); // project
if (project.length() == 0) project = bsf.lookupBean("parm");
var search = "lg-phones."+project;
var eventsPiped = "" + script.ekeys(search);
var eds = new EnableDataSet();
eds.addColumn("event");
eds.addColumn("count");
if (eventsPiped.length > 0)
{
    for ( var i = 0; i < events.length; i++)
    {
       var events = (eventsPiped.indexOf("|") > -1 ? eventsPiped.split("|")
      : [ eventsPiped ]);
      var count = "" + script.ifl("_ecount(" + events[i] + ","+time+")");
      var vals = [ count ];
      if(events[i] == search) continue;
      var name = events[i].substr(search.length+1);
      if(name.indexOf('.') == -1) continue;
      eds.addRow(name, vals);
     }
}
script.setResult(eds.toString(1));