Controlling execution with scripting
The engine exposes a number of classes and objects that can be accessed, read and modified from user-created scripts in an AssemblyLine. These objects represent the state of the AssemblyLine and the whole Security Directory Integrator environment at any moment. By modifying any of these objects, you modify the SDI environment and thus affect the execution of the integration process. Note: Changes can be applied to either instances of a component or AssemblyLine. Changes can also be made to operational parameters, such as system or Java parameters. Changes can also be made to the configuration file, or Config. In this case, new instances of Config objects reflect these changes.For more information about global objects, see the Javadocs included as part of the SDI product by selecting Help > Javadocs in the Config Editor.
A description of all classes and instances available can be found in the installation package.
By understanding the classes and interfaces exposed, we can better understand the elements of the SDI engine as well as the relations between them.
Parent topic:
Scripting in SDI