Scripting

BlueZone has several powerful scripting options. The BlueZone Scripting CAB file contains all the necessary files to support BlueZone scripting.

If you do not want your users to be able to create and edit scripts, you can configure the BlueZone scripting player only CAB file.

To deliver scripts to user workstations, you must put the files in a specific location on the web server.

BlueZone has several powerful scripting options which also include the ability to interface with HLLAPI applications. The BlueZone Scripting CAB file contains all the necessary files to support BlueZone scripting and HLLAPI.

BlueZone scripts can accept variables which can be passed to BlueZone through object tag parameters. Up to nine (9) variables per BlueZone session can be specified starting with Var1 and ending with Var9. These variables can be inserted into the object tag dynamically based on the user’s login information. Technologies such as Active Server Pages (ASP) and Java Server Pages (JSP) can be used to create HTML pages with dynamic content.

The standard HTML web pages that ship with BlueZone Web-to-Host can be modified to work with an ASP application.

You can enable the BlueZone Host Automation Object (BZHAO) to work in your Microsoft Integrated Development Environment of choice. The following procedure explains how to enable the BZHAO in the Microsoft Visual Basic Editor.

The PARAM NAME and VALUE pair is optional. If set to Yes, the BlueZone session keyboard state is initially locked when the session starts.