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silver18 · 01-28-2013, 05:05 AM

Thanks to eureka, we finally came up with a full "communication service" between WAF and the rest of the system.
We can now run a custom script from inside a WAF and then let the WAF wait for a reply.
The reply can also contain variables, messages or anything else.
We can use this to avoid using eips, to create a nice GUI for shell scripts or to provide user interaction during the execution of a script.

I finally found also a way to trigger the cache refresh so that we can update WAF's file and make the WAF load them without restarting it (this really was a simple thing!!).

I'm still looking for a way to refresh the localStorage cache...

Everything will be documented asap!

01-28-2013, 05:05 AM	#25
silver18 THE NOOB Posts: 701 Karma: 1545649 Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Italy Device: Kindle Touch 5.3.2	Thanks to eureka, we finally came up with a full "communication service" between WAF and the rest of the system. We can now run a custom script from inside a WAF and then let the WAF wait for a reply. The reply can also contain variables, messages or anything else. We can use this to avoid using eips, to create a nice GUI for shell scripts or to provide user interaction during the execution of a script. I finally found also a way to trigger the cache refresh so that we can update WAF's file and make the WAF load them without restarting it (this really was a simple thing!!). I'm still looking for a way to refresh the localStorage cache... Everything will be documented asap!