exec fl.trace("hello from flash");
Instructions - tutorial
1. Simple tutorial
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Start the server,
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Open a shell and launch your favorite tcp client to connect yourself to the Laziza JSFL server (Replace host/IP with a valid hostname or IP address) :
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from a telnet client, type telnet host/IP 1212
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from putty, type putty host/IP 1212
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from netcat type netcat host/IP 1212
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Executing a JSFL command is very simple. The bellow example will display ‘Hello from flash’
2. Laziza Commands
The commands are non case sensitive.
| Command | Description |
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| HELP | Display the help |
| EXIT | Abort connection |
| EXEC | Execute JSFL Commands |
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multilines commands
Use exec at the end of lines sequences to execute a multiline command. fl.trace("Hello");
fl.trace("from flash");
EXEC
will display ‘hello’ and ‘from flash’ on two lines. The EXEC word at the end of a multine sequence allow us to pipe scripts through the STDIN: |
3. Executing scripts
Scripts can be executed through the STDIN, using the pipe mecanism. Here is an example using netcat:
Example: Executing a script from an unix shell.
$/bin/sh
echo 'fl.trace("Hello from a JSFL script.");' > script
echo 'EXEC' >> script
echo 'EXIT' >> script
cat script | nc {HOST/IP} 1212
rm script
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About JSFL
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