Overview
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ScriptEZ.API component is
designed and written as a programmable and additional object to
existing ones from library wizapi32.dll in
order to extend their usage for popular languages like Microsoft Office VBA,
VBScript/JScript, PowerShell, PHP, Python, R…but also .NET Framework,
while attempting to keep together the simplicity of scripting languages and the powerful paradigm of
compiled languages like C/C++, C# or Visual
Basic 6.0/.NET around the following programming domains: 1)
Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Inter-process
communication API such like TCP/IP
sockets (with auto-reconnection), Named Pipes or Dynamic Data
Exchange (DDE) are now available and operational for programs or
applications which are designed and coded with popular scripting languages. Furthermore, Web
data consuming and exchanging programmatic interfaces with HTTP/HTTPS or FTP are provided to application
or script developers as well. Two more companion applications are freely available here and here, if you will to host and/or share
your HTML pages or other document files (e.g Pdf, Video, Images...) from
within Windows or Android devices, around LAN, WLAN, WAN or Internet. These
both applications are namely HttpServer
and IPCopy for Android. 2)
Multi-threading, Multi-core Scripts and compiled
programs/applications are now, similarly capable of multithreading
usage thanks to thread pools. Moreover, those very programs can
set affinity to one or more Core(s) of a Central Processing Unit (CPU) by
using the following method: SetCPUCoreAffinity(CoreAffinity), where CoreAffinity
can be "0,1" (Core1 & Core2 affinity) for
example. 3) Embedded
Database ScriptEZ.API
makes easy information persistency management by integrating and offering a
simple interface to an embedded
SQL database engine that is SQLite.
ScriptEZ.API
provides a mechanism for «self-contained documenting (readme)», «monitoring», «tuning» and even «remote upgrading» script based process(es) via
a “telnet-like“ tool called NPTelnet.exe ( Named Pipe Telnet ). For
that, you just call AppRegister(
) from within your app or
script. Connecting to a
process is done with computer’s name (hostname) and process identifier itself
(PID: Process IDentifier); once connected, Remoting Control Interface looks
like below:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Welcome to ScriptEZ.API Remoting
Control Interface |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ? : What's this App type
? (Client, Server, Client & Server or Standalone) h : Show and
activate console window H : Hide console
window 1 : Get Windows
operating system version 2 : List all
script based processes 3 : Get number of
connected clients 4
: Get Help for supported AppEvents... 5
: Send an AppEvent identifier to this ScriptEZ.API process... 6 :
Upgrade remotely a
connected TCP/IP client with a new version... 7 :
Disconnect forcibly a TCP/IP client... K
: (!) End forcibly this current process Please enter your choice
(?, h, H, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, K or <Esc>): To make a long
story short, ScriptEZ.API is a programmable component which
helps code Windows apps or scripts in a fast and efficient way whatever is your
favorite programming language, providing that it supports COM ( Component Object
Model ) standard. For
your sake, this component takes care of :
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