INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 5 - Embedded Reader Applications
The output shows that hello.py has ended. To view the information passed
to the standard output, run use reader.apps.view_log function,
passing the pid associated with the application:
> reader.apps.view_log(1963)
ok
Hello! args passed: test
To set this application to run at system boot, pass the autostart
parameter to the reader.apps.start_python command:
> reader.apps.start_python
(filename=hello.py,args=test, autostart=true)
ok pid = 2018
Running reader.apps.list_running shows that the application is
configured as auto, which means it will run again at system boot time:
ok
PID CONFIG STATUS COMMAND
1963 manual ended hello.py test
2018 auto ended hello.py test
Remove an application by running the reader.apps.stop command,
passing the pid associated with the application:
> reader.apps.stop(1963)
ok
> reader.apps.list_running
ok
PID CONFIG STATUS COMMAND
2018 auto ended hello.py test
Java Application Example
The java application TowersOfHanoi executes the classic game of the same
name. To start the application, invoke it with the
reader.apps.start_java command.
> reader.apps.start_java (classname=TowersOfHanoi)
ok pid = 2219
To verify the program completed, use the reader.apps.list_running
function:
> reader.apps.list_running
ok
PID CONFIG STATUS COMMAND
2018 auto ended hello.py test
2219 manual ended ./ TowersOfHanoi
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