Perforce 2013.1 Javascript API for Visual Tools

Supported p4 Commands
Example
The following code maps the mainline in the depot to a directory on Tony’s local machine,
then requests the local path for the Web site home page.
m = new P4JsApi.Map();
m.insert("//depot/main/...", "//tonyclient/...");
m2 = new P4JsApi.Map("//tonyclient/... /home/tony/workspace/...");
localPath =
P4JsApi.Map.join(m,m2).translate("//depot/main/www/index.html");
// Preceding call returns the following path:
// /home/tonyclient/workspace/www/index.html
Supported p4 Commands
For security purposes, the JavaScript API controls the p4 commands that can be executed
in each context (that is, in custom tabs, alerts, and the central settings file). Applets cannot
run any command that alters the state of a server other than the currently-connected
server.
The following table lists the p4 commands that can be issued in various types of applets.
Command
Central Settings P4V and P4Admin Tab Submit Dialog
and Alerts
add
Yes
add -n Yes Yes
annotate Yes Yes Yes
archive
Yes
attribute
Yes
branch
Yes
branch -o Yes Yes
branches Yes Yes Yes
broker Yes Yes Yes
change Yes Yes
change -o
Yes
changelist Yes Yes Yes
changelists Yes Yes Yes
changes Yes Yes Yes
client
Yes
client -o Yes Yes
clients Yes Yes Yes
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