Add javascript library

[Quini]

Hi friends,

 

How can i add a .js library to ITPAM?. I need to use a funtion javascript with a itpam process. I have ITPAM 3.1 LOCA version.

 

Best Regards.

[Andrés Jesús Márquez Martín]

Hola,

Lo mejor es que cojas el contenido del javascript y añadirlo a una variable de un dataset

luengo en el operador hacer un load(<Dataset.javascript>).

una vez cargado el contenido ya puedes ejecutar las funciones javascript. que 

2013/7/9 Quini <jchum...@gmail.com>

Hi friends,

 

How can i add a .js library to ITPAM?. I need to use a funtion javascript with a itpam process. I have ITPAM 3.1 LOCA version.

 

Best Regards.

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[Spencer Sivakumaran]

We have achieved this using a Dataset but I believe you can do this from a file.
In the Dataset create a multiline string to hold your function.
eg.CleanMessage
Add the function example below

function CleanMessage(OrgMessage)
{
    iStart = OrgMessage.indexOf("<![CDATA[");
    if (iStart > -1) {
        msg = OrgMessage.substring(iStart + 9);
        iEnd = msg.indexOf("]]");
        msg = msg.substring(0,iEnd);
        msg = msg.replace(/&lt;/g, "<");
        msg = msg.replace(/&gt;/g, ">");
        msg = msg.replace(/&quot;/g, "\"");
        msg = msg.replace("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>", "");
        return msg;
    }
    else
    {
        msg = OrgMessage.replace("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>", "");
        return msg;
    }
}

You first need to load the function in the Operator where you wish to use it
eg. load(Datasets[Process.CommonDataset].CleanMessage);
Where Process.CommonDataset is the name of the Dataset containing  CleanMessage function
Use the following to use it
Process.OriginalMessage = CleanMessage(Process.Message);

The Administrator Guide has the following for file based .js

Scripts located in the CA Process Automation User Resources can be inserted in a CA Process Automation script by the include(); statement. The explicit reference for the CA Process Automation User Resources is .c2ouserresources//, although when specified by the include() statement, relative paths, such as:

include("javascripts/javascript.js") 

reference a path within the CA Process Automation User Resources folder. In this example, the javascript.js script is in the .c2ouserresources//javascripts folder. The include(); statement is described in “Include Common Resources in CA Process Automation Scripts” of the User Guide.

Hope that helps
:)
Spencer