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Send BRI Commands and Running Scripts, Use the Workbench, Edgeware Applications, Developer Tools

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Chapter 4 - Install Applications on the IF2 with Expanded Memory Option Send BRI Commands and Running Scripts You can send BRI commands to the IF2 or load and run a BRI script through the web browser interface. To send BRI commands 1 From the menu, click Edgeware Applications > Developer Tools > BRI Commands. The BRI Commands screen appears. 2 Enter the BRI command in the Command entry field. 3 Click Run. The command is executed and return values appear onscreen. For example, if you sent the ATTRIB command, the reader attributes appear in the list. To load and run a BRI script 1 From the menu, click Edgeware Applications > Developer Tools > BRI Commands. The BRI Commands screen appears. 2 Click Browse and browse to the location of the BRI script. 3 Double-click the name of the file. The script filename appears in the Script name field. 4 Click Load. The script is loaded and run, and return values appear onscreen. Use the Workbench You can create and edit a JavaScript file, load the file on the IF2, and run the file from the Workbench. Note: These instructions assume you understand how to create and edit JavaScript files. To create and run a JavaScript file 1 From the menu, click Edgeware Applications > Developer Tools > Workbench. The Workbench screen appears. 2 Click in the JavaScript Code box to enter code. You can also paste text copied from Notepad or another application. Copy the text from the other application and choose Edit > Paste in the browser menu. IF2 Network Reader User Manual 59

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Chapter 4 — Install Applications on the IF2 with Expanded Memory Option
IF2 Network Reader User Manual
59
Send BRI Commands and Running Scripts
You can send BRI commands to the IF2 or load and run a BRI script
through the web browser interface.
To send BRI commands
1
From the menu, click
Edgeware Applications
>
Developer Tools
>
BRI Commands
. The BRI Commands screen appears.
2
Enter the BRI command in the
Command
entry field.
3
Click
Run
. The command is executed and return values appear
onscreen. For example, if you sent the ATTRIB command, the
reader attributes appear in the list.
To load and run a BRI script
1
From the menu, click
Edgeware Applications
>
Developer Tools
>
BRI Commands
. The BRI Commands screen appears.
2
Click
Browse
and browse to the location of the BRI script.
3
Double-click the name of the file. The script filename appears in
the
Script name
field.
4
Click
Load
. The script is loaded and run, and return values appear
onscreen.
Use the Workbench
You can create and edit a JavaScript file, load the file on the IF2, and
run the file from the Workbench.
To create and run a JavaScript file
1
From the menu, click
Edgeware Applications
>
Developer Tools
>
Workbench
. The Workbench screen appears.
2
Click in the JavaScript Code box to enter code. You can also paste
text copied from Notepad or another application. Copy the text
from the other application and choose
Edit
>
Paste
in the browser
menu.
Note:
These instructions assume you understand how to create and
edit JavaScript files.