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Chapter 5: Scripting 43Chapter 5: ScriptingThe Script Editor provides the ability to create and execute scripts that automate processes onthe TE Client. The Script Editor is included in TE Client 5.1 and later versions. This sectionincludes the following information:• Overview of Scripting• Launching the Script Editor• Creating Scripts Using the Script Editor• Performing Script Capturing• Editing Scripts• Importing Scripts• Saving and Exporting Scripts• Deploying Scripts• Executing ScriptsOverview of ScriptingThe following steps outline the process of creating scripts using the Script Editor:1 Launch the Script Editor.You can launch the script editor from the Avalanche Console orthe ActiveSync configuration utility.2 Create a script using the Script Editor. You can use the Script Editor to manually createthe script code.-Or-Create a script using the Script Capture option. You can turn on Screen Capture andperform the actions you want included in your script.3 Configure an execution method for your script. You need to select from the availableoptions the way you want to execute your script.4 Deploy the script to the Velocity Client. Use Avalanche or ActiveSync to deploy thescript to the Client.5 During an emulation session, execute your script from the Velocity Client. Using theactivation method you selected for the script, you can activate and execute your script.
Chapter 5: Scripting 44Scripts can only be run while a session is connected to a host. When a connection is dropped,the script is terminated. If you switch between sessions, the script running in the first sessionwill be suspended until that session is active again. Scripts should be designed to perform theirfunction and then immediately exit.NOTE: The actions and settings you use to create Terminal Emulation scripts are located in aseparate document called Wavelink Terminal Emulation Scripting Reference Guide. Thedocument explains the usage of each action in detail and provides examples. The ScriptingReference Guide is located on the Wavelink web site.Launching the Script EditorIf you are using Avalanche Console to deploy the TE Client, you can launch the Script Editorfrom the Avalanche Console. Scripts created by or imported into the Avalanche Script Editorwill automatically be deployed to the remote devices. If you use ActiveSync to install, accessthe Script Editor from the ActiveSync configuration utility.To launch the Script Editor from the Avalanche Java Console:1 From the Avalanche Console, navigate to the Profiles tab, and select the profile thatcontains the TE Client package.2 In the Software Packages area, select the TE Client software package and click Configure.The Configure Software Package dialog box appears.3 Select Script Editor and click Launch.The Script Editor opens.4 Click Add to add a new script.
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