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7.2
ASP.NET Interface Reference
This section describes
the commands available on the ASP.NET interface to Turbine 7.
Initial
Scripts
We suggest
using this skeleton for starting your ASP.NET VB scripts:
<%@
Page language="vb" %>
<%
' create the Turbine
object:
Dim Turbine As Turbine.Turbine7 = New Turbine.Turbine7()
'
assign a variable:
Turbine.Variable("name") = "some text"
' load a DataSet file or access a database and insert the data
into Turbine - for example: Turbine.LoadDataSet "location","DataSetName"
'
load a Flash or MML template:
Turbine.Load("template.swf")
'
now generate the media to the web browser
Turbine.GenerateFlash
'
alternatively we could generate a PDF document:
' Turbine.GeneratePDF
%>
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For
ASP.NET C# development we suggest starting with the following script:
<%@
Page language="c#" %>
<%
//
create the Turbine
object:
Turbine.Turbine7 Turbine = new Turbine.Turbine7();
//
assign a variable:
Turbine.Variable["name"] = "some text";
//
load a DataSet file or access a database and insert the data into
Turbine - for example: Turbine.LoadDataSet("location",
"DataSetName");
//
load
a Flash or MML template:
Turbine.Load("template.swf");
//
now generate the movie to the web browser
Turbine.GenerateFlash();
//
alternatively we could generate a PDF document:
// Turbine.GeneratePDF();
%>
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Alphabetical
List
Commands
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AddDataSetRow
Command
Description
Insert
a row into a DataSet created by the MakeDataSet command.
Syntax
[C#]
bool AddDataSetRow(String* dataSetRow);
dataSetRow
is a coma-separated list of values to be assigned to respective
DataSet columns.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
DataSetRow
parameter must be a comma-separated list of values
The specified row must be a comma separated list of values.
Remarks
Use
this command to insert values into an existing DataSet.
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| AddDataSetColumn
Command
Description
Insert
a DataSet column starting at a specified row.
Syntax
[C#]
bool AddDataSetColumn(String* dataSetName, String* columnName,
int startRowNumber, String* values);
dataSetName
is the name of the DataSet to define.
columnName is the name of an existing or new DataSet
column.
startRowNumber is the number of a new or existing DataSet
row where to start placing the column values.
values is a comma separated list of values to place on
successive rows.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Values
parameter must be a comma-separated list of values
The specified values must be a comma separated list of values.
Remarks
Use
this command to insert columns into an existing DataSet.
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AddDataSetValue
Command
Description
Insert
a DataSet entry on a specified column and row.
Syntax
[C#]
bool AddDataSetValue(String* dataSetName, String* columnName,
int rowNumber, String* value);
dataSetName
is the name of the DataSet to define.
columnName is the name of an existing or new DataSet
column.
RowNumber is the number of a new or existing DataSet
row.
value is the value to be insert into the DataSet.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Error
setting value
An error occurred when setting the value. Check if the DataSet
already exists.
Remarks
Use
this command to insert a value into an existing DataSet.
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Cache
Command
Description
Cache
or serve from cache the current media, uniquely identified by
the script URL (including query string) and media type.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Cache(String* expires [, String* mediaType]);
expires
is the expiration date for the movie with the format YYYYMMDDHHMISS.
mediaType is the media format outputted by Turbine. Currently
"flash" for Macromedia Flash and "pdf" for
Adobe PDF are available. The default value is "flash"
if not provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Error
serving movie
An error occurred when serving the media.
The
expires parameter has bad format
Check
the expires parameter format. It should be YYYYMMDDHHMISS.
Error preparing to cache media
An
error occurred when caching the media.
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| CacheMedia
Command
Description
Add
the generated media to the cache, identified by the given reference.
Syntax
[C#]
bool CacheMedia(String* reference, String* expires [, String*
mediaType]);
reference
is the unique id for the cached media.
expires is the expiration date for the media with the format
YYYYMMDDHHMISS.
mediaType is the media format outputted by Turbine. Currently
"flash" for Macromedia Flash and "pdf" fo
Adobe PDF are available. The default value is "flash"
if not provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
The
expires parameter has bad format
Check
the expires parameter format. It should be YYYYMMDDHHMISS.
Error preparing to cache media
An
error occurred when caching the media.
Remarks
The
old command CacheMovie can still be used, but we recommend that
you use the CacheMedia command instead.
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| Create
Command
Description
Creates
a media instance from the provided MML.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Create(String* mmlTags [, String* instanceName]);
mmlTags
is a MML string to be interpreted and included into the media.
instanceName is the name of the instance created inside
the media for later reference. By default, Turbine assumes an
unique name if no value is provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory
Memory
allocation error. Is your system running out of virtual memory?
Remarks
There
are no restrictions about the MML provided to this command -
you can do everything possible in MML with this simple command.
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| DataSetFromDataSet
Command
Description
Creates
a Turbine DataSet from an ADO.NET DataSet object.
Syntax
[C#]
bool DataSetFromDataSet(System::Data::DataSet* dotNetDataSet);
dotNetDataSet
is the DataSet to be imported into Turbine.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
No
errors are raised by this command.
Remarks
All
the DataTables and DataViews contained in the DataSet will be
imported into Turbine. The destination Turbine DataSet names
will be the names of the corresponding DataTable names.
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DataSetFromDataTable
Command
Description
Creates
a Turbine DataSet from an ADO.NET DataTable object.
Syntax
[C#]
bool DataSetFromDataTable(System::Data::DataTable* dataTable
[, String* dataSetName]);
dataTable
is the DataTable to be imported into Turbine.
dataSetName is the name of the Turbine DataSet into which
the ADO.NET DataTable will be imported. By default is assumed
the dataTable.TableName property.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
No
errors are raised by this command.
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DataSetFromDataView
Command
Description
Creates
a Turbine DataSet from an ADO.NET DataView object.
Syntax
[C#]
bool DataSetFromDataTable(System::Data::DataView* dataView [,
String* dataSetName]);
dataView
is the DataView to be imported into Turbine.
dataSetName is the name of the Turbine DataSet into which
the ADO.NET DataView will be imported. By default is assumed
the dataView.Table.TableName property.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
No
errors are raised by this command.
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| DataSetFromString
Command
Description
Create
a DataSet from a string formatted as a DataSet file or from
a well-formed XML string.
Syntax
[C#]
bool DataSetFromString(String* string, String* dataSetName [,
String* rowTag, String* columnTags]);
string
is an well-formed XML string to be parsed into a Turbine DataSet
or is a string containing a DataSet definition, on the format
of a DataSet File.
dataSetName is the name of the Turbine DataSet to create.
rowTag is the name of the XML tag to use to start a new
DataSet Row - it must be a non empty tag, with other tags inside,
to be used for the rows.
columnTags is a comma separated list of tags and/or tag
parameters to use (once parsing inside a rowTag tag) to create
DataSet columns. Check remarks to see variations on using this
parameter.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
DataSet
string has bad format
The
string is not well formatted. It must be formatted according
to a DataSet file.
DataSet XML string has bad format
The
string is not well formatted. It must be valid XML.
Remarks
If
rowTag and columnTags parameters are defined then Turbine assumes
that the format os the string passed is XML formatted. It assumes
the format of DataSet file otherwise.
The
XMLDataSetFromString command is still valid although we recommend
that you use the DataSetFromString command instead.
The
columnTag parameter can be specified in a few different ways
to allow different parsing of the XML document:
| columnTags |
Effect |
| ""
(empty) |
The
text immediately after the start of each rowTag will be
used for the only column in the DataSet, this column will
be named after the rowTag name |
| "tag1,
tag2, tag3,..". |
The
DataSet will feature the specified columns, composed by
the text immediately inside each of these tags, for each
rowTag |
| "tag1#attr1,
tag2#attr2" |
Each
tag marked with an hash will contribute with the text
of the attr1 or attr2 attribute inside the
respective tag, for example:
<tag1 attr1="some"/> <tag2 attr2="times"/>
would use the text "some" and "times"
for successive columns inside the created DataSet. The
created DataSet columns would be called "tag1#attr2"
and "tag2#attr2" |
| "tag1#attr1=alias1,
tag2#attr2=alias2" |
Just
like the above, but the columns will be defined on the DataSet
with the column name specified in alias1 and alias2.
This is important for some commands that depend on column
names like the AutoImage or AutoMovieClip |
XML
entity references like & and > will be accordingly
expanded on the read values.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <DataSet>
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Generate
Command
Description
After
all the content has been defined, it's time to actually generate
the media and send it into the web browser.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Generate([String* mediaType]);
mediaType
is the media format outputted by Turbine. Currently "flash"
for Macromedia Flash and "pdf" for Adobe PDF are available.
The default value is "flash" if not provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory generating media
Memory
allocation error while generating the file. Is your system running
out of virtual memory?
Could not
include debug window
The
Turbine Window could not be found.
Error
generating media
There
was an error generating media.
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| GenerateFlash
Command
Description
After
all the content has been defined, it's time to actually generate
the Flash movie and send it into the web browser.
Syntax
[C#]
bool GenerateFlash();
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory generating media
Memory
allocation error while generating the file. Is your system running
out of virtual memory?
Could not
include debug window
The
Turbine Window could not be found.
Error
generating media
There
was an error generating Flash.
Remarks
This
is a convenience command, equivalent of calling the command
Generate with "flash" as its only argument.
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| GenerateHTMLFirst
Command
Description
Generate
an HTML page with the HTML plug-in to embed the generated media.
This page will in turn load the generated media.
Syntax
[C#]
bool GenerateHTMLFirst([String* pluginHTMLPage]);
plugin_html_page
is the path to an HTML page with the media plug-in. The default
value is the HTML file "flashplugin.htm" located on
the Turbine installation directory.
Optionally this argument can be interpreted as a media type,
and as such it can be "pdf" or "flash".
In this case the default HTML page for the specified media will
be used.
Return
Values/Errors
Could
not open the HTML plugin page
The specified HTML plug-in page could not be found.
Remarks
The
GenerateHTMLFirst command detects if the request is the first
for this Flash movie and if so generates an HTML plug-in page
that in turn loads the requested Flash Movie.
If an HTML plug-in page is not supplied then the default "flashplugin.htm"
file, on the Turbine installation directory is used instead.
The HTML plug-in page can use Turbine variables, as they will
be expanded accordingly. For a good example, please check the
supplied default "flashplugin.htm" file.
Please note that to use variables like {Media.Color} or {Media.Width},
this command should only be issued after one or more
Turbine.Load commands are executed, or they will not be defined.
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| GenerateToFile
Command
Description
Assemble
the Flash template and save the resulting media into a local
file.
Syntax
[C#]
bool GenerateToFile(String* filename [, String* mediaType]);
filename
is the relative or absolute location of the file to save.
mediaType is the media format outputted by Turbine. Currently
"flash" for Macromedia Flash and "pdf" for
Adobe PDF are available. The default value is "flash"
if not provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Out
of memory generating media file
Memory
allocation error while generating the file. Is your system running
out of virtual memory?
Could not
save file
Could
not create or overwrite the destination file. Check the directory/file
permissions, and if they're compatible with the running IIS user
account.
Error
generating media to file
Could
not create or overwrite the destination file. Check the directory/file
permissions, and if they're compatible with the running IIS user
account.
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| GeneratePDF
Command
Description
After
all the content has been defined, it's time to actually generate
the PDF document and send it into the web browser.
Syntax
[C#]
bool GeneratePDF();
Return
Values/Errors
Out of
memory generating PDF
Memory
allocation error while generating the file. Is your system running
out of virtual memory?
Could not
include debug window
The
Turbine Window could not be found.
Error
generating PDF
There
was an error generating PDF.
Remarks
This
is a convenience command, equivalent of calling the command
Generate with "pdf" as its only argument.
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| GetDataSetColumnCount
Command
Description
Gets
the number of columns associated with a given DataSet.
Syntax
[C#]
int GetDataSetColumnCount(String* dataSetName);
dataSetName
is the name of the DataSet to get the number of columns.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
the number of columns of the DataSet.
DataSet
not found
The
given DataSet was not found.
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GetDataSetRowCount
Command
Description
Gets
the number of rows associated with a given DataSet.
Syntax
[C#]
int GetDataSetRowCount(String* dataSetName);
dataSetName
is the name of the DataSet to get the number of rows.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
the number of rows of the DataSet.
DataSet
not found
The
given DataSet was not found.
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| GetDataSetValue
Command
Description
Fetches
the value of a DataSet cell at the given column and row.
Syntax
[C#]
int GetDataSetValue(String* dataSetName, String* columnName,
int rowNumber);
dataSetName
is the name of the DataSet to get the number of rows.
columnName is the name of the DataSet column where the
value is located.
rowNumber is the row number for the value.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
the value at the specified DataSet cell.
Could
not retrieve DataSet value
The
DataSet does not exist or the specified cell is not defined.
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| HTTPGet
Command
Description
Fetch
an HTTP URL and returns the result formatted as a String.
Syntax
[C#]
String* HTTPGet(String* httpUrl);
httpUrl
might be an absolute(normal) HTTP URL or a relative (to the
current script). Relative URLs are in the form http://./relative_location
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
the result of the get in String format.
Could
not access http URL
The URL is not available.
The http
URL has a bad format
Check
the syntax of your URL.
Remarks
Useful
to fetch HTML pages or CGI results from other servers.
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| HTTPGetArray
Command [.NET
interface only]
Description
Fetch
an HTTP URL and returns the result formatted as an Array.
Syntax
[C#]
Array* HTTPGet(String* httpUrl);
httpUrl
might be an absolute(normal) HTTP URL or a relative (to the
current script). Relative URLs are in the form http://./relative_location
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
the result of the get in Array format.
Could
not access http URL
The URL is not available.
The http
URL has a bad format
Check
the syntax of your URL.
Remarks
It
is useful for situations where the fetched content is not text
for example for images.
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IEOptimize
Command
Description
Avoid
Internet Explorer multiple request problem.
Syntax
[C#]
bool IEOptimize();
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
No
errors are raised by this command.
Remarks
Must
not be used on the same script as the GenerateHTMLFirst command.
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| Include
Command
Description
Includes
a media file into Turbine. The media file can be a Macromedia
Flash file or a MML file.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Include(String* location);
location
is an absolute or relative filename or a URI pointing to the
file to include.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Could
not access media or template
The
location specified could not be found.
Could not
load media or template
The
file was found but it could not be read.
Remarks
This
command includes the media but does not issue place for its
elements. This is useful for including libraries of components
for later instantiation.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <Include>
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| InjectData
Command
Description
Injects
data into an instance of a Flash component.
Syntax
[C#]
bool InjectData(String* dataSetName, String* instanceName [,
String* id]);
dataSetName
is the Turbine DataSet to inject into the Flash component.
instanceName is the instance of the Flash component into
which to inject data.
id is the id of the Flash component. It may be necessary
if Turbine can't figure out the id by the instanceName argument.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory
Memory
allocation error. Is your system running out of virtual memory?
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <InjectData>
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| Load
Command
Description
Loads
a media file into Turbine. The media file can be a Macromedia
Flash .swf file or an MML file.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Load(String* location [, String* instanceName]);
location
is an absolute or relative filename or a URI pointing to the
file to load.
instanceName is the name of the instance created inside
the media for later reference. By default, Turbine assumes an
unique name if no value is provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Could
not access media or template
The
location specified could not be found.
Could not
load media or template
The
file was found but it could not be read.
Remarks
This
command loads and displays the external media - it should be
used to load a single template file - to load multiple external
files it's preferable to use an MML block with a series of MML
<MovieClip> tags, which avoids any confusions with the
relative depths at which the loaded media appears.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to a <MovieClip>
command with the src parameter.
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| LoadDataSet
Command
Description
Load
a Turbine DataSet from a local file or HTTP location.
Syntax
[C#]
bool LoadDataSet(String* location, String* dataSetName [, String*
rowTag, String* columnTags]);
location
is the absolute or relative local path, or HTTP location of
the file.
dataSetName is the name of the Turbine DataSet to create.
rowTag is the name of the XML tag to use to start a new
DataSet Row - it must be a non empty tag, with other tags inside,
to be used for the rows.
columnTags is a comma separated list of tags and/or tag
parameters to use (once parsing inside a rowTag tag) to create
DataSet columns. Check remarks to see variations on using this
parameter.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Could
not access DataSet file
The
location specified for the DataSet file can not be reached.
DataSet file has bad format
Check the contents of your file to make sure they are in the
right format.
Could not
access DataSet XML file
The
location specified for the XML file can not be reached.
DataSet
XML file has bad format
Check
the contents of your file to make sure they are in the right
format.
Remarks
If
rowTag and columnTags parameters are defined then Turbine assumes
that the the file is XML formatted. It assumes the format of
DataSet file otherwise.
The
LoadDataSetFile and LoadXMLDataSetFile commands are still valid
although we recommend that you use the LoadDataSet command instead.
The
columnTag parameter can be specified in a few different ways
to allow different parsing of the XML document:
| columnTags |
Effect |
| ""
(empty) |
The
text immediately after the start of each rowTag will be
used for the only column in the DataSet, this column will
be named after the rowTag name |
| "tag1,
tag2, tag3,..". |
The
DataSet will feature the specified columns, composed by
the text immediately inside each of these tags, for each
rowTag |
| "tag1#attr1,
tag2#attr2" |
Each
tag marked with an hash will contribute with the text
of the attr1 or attr2 attribute inside the
respective tag, for example:
<tag1 attr1="some"/> <tag2 attr2="times"/>
would use the text "some" and "times"
for successive columns inside the created DataSet. The
created DataSet columns would be called "tag1#attr2"
and "tag2#attr2" |
| "tag1#attr1=alias1,
tag2#attr2=alias2" |
Just
like the above, but the columns will be defined on the DataSet
with the column name specified in alias1 and alias2.
This is important for some commands that depend on column
names like the AutoImage or AutoMovieClip |
XML
entity references like & and > will be accordingly
expanded on the read values.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <DataSet>
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LoadVar
Command
Description
Load
Turbine variables from a local file or HTTP location.
Syntax
[C#]
bool LoadVar(String* location);
location
is an absolute or relative filename or a URI pointing to the
Variables file to load.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Could
not access variables file
The
location specified could not be found.
Variables
file has bad format
The
file was found but it could not be read. Check the syntax of
your Variable file.
Remarks
The
old command LoadVariableFile can still be used, but we recommend
that you use the LoadVar instead.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <Var>
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| MakeDataSet
Command
Description
Initialize
a DataSet with the supplied columns.
Syntax
[C#]
bool MakeDataSet(String* dataSetName, String* columns);
dataSet
is the name of the DataSet to define.
columns is a coma separated list of column names the
DataSet will have.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
DataSetRow
parameter must be comma-separated
The specified row must be a comma separated list of values.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <DataSet>
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|
PublishVar
Command
Description
Publishes
Turbine variables to Flash Action Script (AS).
Syntax
[C#]
bool PublishVar(String* varNames [, String* toFormat, String*
arrayName] [, String* instanceName]);
varNames
is a comma separated string with the names of the variables
to publish into AS.
toFormat is the AS variable type where the variables
are going to be published.
arrayName
is the name given to the AS array.
instanceName is the name of the instance created inside
the media in where the AS variables will be defined. By default,
Turbine assumes an unique name if no value is provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory publishing variables
Memory allocation error. Is your system running out of virtual
memory?
varNames
argument has bad format
Check the syntax of param varNames.
Remarks
The
default behavior for this command (when only the first param
is provided) is publishing to AS variables with the same name
as the Turbine variables.
Variable
names which contain the characters '.' or '$' will be translated
to '_'.
The
ToFormat param can have the following values:
| toFormat |
Effect |
| "array" |
the
variables are published to an AS array. The first variable
will be placed in the first position of the array, the second
in the second position and so on. |
| "namedArray" |
the variables are published to an AS named array, using
the original variable names as String indexes |
| ""
(empty) |
empty
string, means the variables are published individually
and will use their original names as AS variables |
This
command is only useful for Flash output.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <PublishVar>
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| PublishDataSet
Command
Description
Publishes
a Turbine DataSet to a Flash Action Script (AS) array or named
array.
Syntax
[C#]
bool PublishDataSet(String* dataSetName [, String* toFormat,
String* arrayName] [, String* instanceName]);
dataSetName
is the Turbine DataSet to publish into AS.
toFormat is the AS type where the DataSet is going to
be published.
arrayName
is the name given to the AS array.
instanceName is the name of the instance created inside
the media in where the AS variables will be defined. By default,
Turbine assumes an unique name if no value is provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory publishing DataSet
Memory allocation error. Is your system running out of virtual
memory?
DataSet
not found
The DataSet provided wasn't found.
Error
publishing DataSet
There was a generic error when trying to publish.
Remarks
The
default behavior for this command (when only the first param
is provided) is publishing to individual AS variables.
The
ToFormat param can have the following values:
| toFormat |
Effect |
| "array" |
the
DataSet is published to an AS bi dimensional array, mapping
each row and column of the DataSet to the same row and column
of the array |
| "namedArray" |
identical to the previous format, except that the column
names of the DataSet will be used as one index for the AS
named array |
| ""
(empty) |
empty
string, means the DataSet is published to individual AS
variables using the syntax 'dataSetName_ColumnName_RowNumber' |
This
command is only useful for Flash output.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <PublishDataSet>
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| Reset
Command
Description
Clears
the memory of Turbine which causes the associated media to also
be cleared. Usually this command is used when generating several
files to disk where you must clear the previous media before
starting the new one.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Reset();
Return
Values/Errors
No
errors are raised by this command.
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| Script
Command
Description
Compiles
a Flash Action Script (ECMA-262 Script or JavaScript language)
block.
Syntax
[C#]
bool Script(String* script);
script
is the Flash AS to insert into Turbine.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if no errors occurred.
Out
of memory
Memory
allocation error. Is your system running out of virtual memory?
Script
compilation error
The script did not compile because it has syntactic errors.
Remarks
Accepts
scripts compatible with Flash MX scripting.
Equivalent
MML
The
MML equivalent to this command is <Script>
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ServeCached
Command
Description
Serve
media cached with the given reference.
Syntax
[C#]
bool ServeCached(String* reference [, String* mediaType]);
reference
is the unique id for the cached movie. The movie must have been
cached by the Turbine.CacheMovie command.
mediaType is the media format outputted by Turbine. Currently
"flash" for Macromedia Flash and "pdf" for
Adobe PDF are available. The default value is "flash"
if not provided.
Return
Values/Errors
Returns
true if the media was served from the cache, false if no valid
media was found on the cache or if an error occurred.
Error
serving media
An error occurred when serving the media.
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Command
Description
Causes
Turbine to display the current frame and start a new one.
Syntax
[C#]
bool ShowFrame([int numFrames]);
numFrames
is the number of frames to show, by default 1.
Return
Values/Errors
No errors are raised by this command.
Remarks
Frames
are translated to PDF pages, so this command will add a new
page when outputting to PDF format.
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