Using JScript to Access the AOM
JScript Interface Overview
Arbortext Editor and the Arbortext Publishing Engine include a JScript binding to the AOM. Using this binding, software developers can use the JScript programming language to write applications for Arbortext Editor and the Arbortext Publishing Engine.
Arbortext uses Microsoft Windows Script (or ActiveScript) as the JScript interpreter. This script engine is represented primarily by the system files jscript.dll and scrrun.dll.
The AOM interface and the DOM interface for JScript are implemented using the PTC Arbortext COM interface. Access to external COM servers is implemented through standard COM interfaces used by the Microsoft script engines.
|
|
By default, all JScript code is executed in a single global context, in a namespace called EpicJS. A JScript instance can create nested JScript instances which use unique namespaces. See the description of the createScriptContext method for the AOM Application object in createScriptContext method. |
