Difference between revisions of "Custom Scripts"

Revision as of 11:37, 6 August 2011

TCAdmin supports the following scripting engines:

Iron Python
Batch/Shell script Object properties and variables are converted to environment variables.
- Use Linux environment variables like this: ${Object_Property}
- Use Windows environment variables like this: %Object_Property%

You can specify if you want to run your script on Windows servers, Linux servers, or both.

The following events are supported:

Before created: Occurs before any files and folders have been created.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser

After created: Occurs after the service files have been created but before it has been configured as a service.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

Before deleted: Occurs before the delete process is started.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

After deleted: Occurs after the service files have been deleted and it has been removed from the database.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

Before reinstall: Occurs before the service files have been deleted.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

After reinstall: Occurs after the service has been reinstalled but before it has been configured as a service.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

Before move: Occurs before the service has been moved. It is executed on the server where the service is currently located.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

After move: Occurs after the service has been moved. It is executed on the server where the service was moved to.; Available objects: ThisServer, ThisGame, ThisUser, ThisService

Before started: Occurs before the service is started.; Available variables: Service Manager Scripting Variables

After stopped: Occurs after the service is stopped.; Available variables: Service Manager Scripting Variables

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 * [http://ironpython.net/documentation/dotnet/ Iron Python]
 * [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490869.aspx Batch]/[http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/ Shell script] Object properties and variables are converted to environment variables.
-** Use Linux environment variables like this: '''$[Object_Property]'''
+** Use Linux environment variables like this: '''${Object_Property}'''
 ** Use Windows environment variables like this: '''%Object_Property%'''