Script execution process

Scripts and script applications are not permanently active. They run only when the corresponding event occurs on the server or client.

1. A user performs an action (for example, Check-In on the server or client).
2. The system checks before and after the operation to see if a script exists for this event.
3. If a script exists, the corresponding script interface is called.
4. The system creates an interface file with information about the component affected by the operation.
5. The script starts.
6. The script executes its commands using the information in the interface file.
7. If the script completes without errors, the process continues.

Related topics

• Events on the server
• Events on the clients