Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Category: Aptana
, JavaScript, Server
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Tom Kirkpatrick has written about a new API in Jaxer, Jaxer.Process, that allows you to call out to the host operating system. His example has a call out to get the uptime on the machine:
JAVASCRIPT:
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<script runat="server-proxy">
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function runUptime() {
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// run the uptime and return the output from STDOUT
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return Jaxer.Process.exec("/usr/bin/uptime");
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}
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</script>
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You can see the application running live.
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Here’s the full article from Tom including the source to the app:
http://www.codegobbler.com/how-execute-server-side-processes-jaxerprocess