INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 7 - Reader Namespace
The following example shows the use of this command to start a java
application named epc_app.jar:
>>> reader.apps.start_java(epc_app.jar)
ok pid = 820
Type
Permissions
Parameters
function
guest=-,admin=x
classname (string)
classpath (string)
jar (string)
args (string)
autostart (bool)
reader.apps.start_python
This function executes the user python script specified by the filename
parameter (required). Runtime arguments (optional) can be passed to the
script. If the autostart parameter is set to true, the script executes
immediately and is set to run at the next system boot. If the auto start
parameter is set to false (the default), the script will run immediately, but
will not run again at the next system boot. The process ID (PID) associated
with the function is returned.
The status of the running apps can be displayed with the
reader.apps.list_running() command. If the script sends
information to stdout or stderr, it can be viewed with the
reader.apps.view_log() command, passing the PID of the script.
The following example starts a python script named dio.py passing it the
argument 1 and making the script autostartable:
>>> reader.apps.start_python(dio.py, "1", true)
ok pid = 8537
Type
Permissions
Parameters
function
guest=-,admin=x
filename (string)
args (string)
autostart (bool)
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