Intertask1 Application
The intertask1 application is one of several that show how OpenROAD eClient applications can pass internal and external events to each other.
Purpose
The intertask1 application is a 4GL example script that demonstrates how two OpenROAD applications can communicate with each other and pass an integer value between them.
Description
This script is a simple example that demonstrates how to register for a user event, send a user event, send an external event with an integer message value, and how to retrieve the user event, external event, and message value.
Contents of the subdirectory
• intertask1.img
• install4gl.txt
Contents of Intertask1\install4gl.txt
//
// The following control statements must not start on line 1.
//
4GLVERSION =6,20,14001,0
IMAGEFILE =Intertask1.img
CMDFLAGS =-Tyes
//
// The following environment variables are set by the run.bat that is generated
// by Loadnrun when an application is downloaded from the server
//
// Environment Variable Value
// -------------------- -----
// II_ECLIENT_ROOT %APPDATA%\Actian\eclientcache\[HOSTSYSTEM]\[HOSTSUFFIX]\
// LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT %II_LOADNRUN112_ROOT%\ (if launched using LOADNRUN112.bat)
// II_ECLIENT_RUNMODE 2
// II_ECLIENT_URL [HOSTSYSTEMURL]
// II_ECLIENT_VERSION
// II_ECLIENT_4GLVERSION [INSTALL4GLVERSION]
// II_ECLIENT_SUFFIX [HOSTSUFFIX]
// II_ECLIENT_APPDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]
// II_ECLIENT_LIBDIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib
// II_W4GLAPPS_SYS %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%lib
// II_W4GLAPPS_DIR %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]
// II_LOG %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%[APPNAME]
// II_ECLIENT_SYSTEM %windir%\syswow64 (on 64-bit systems)
// II_ECLIENT_SYSTEM %windir%\system32 (on 32-bit systems)
// PATH %II_ECLIENT_ROOT%qt;%LOADNRUN_CLIENT_ROOT%bin;%PATH%
// II_LOADNRUN TRUE
//
// where the following are defined
//
// String Name String Value Description
// ----------- ------------------------
// [HOSTSYSTEMURL] This is the URL that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked on
// the Client
// [HOSTSYSTEM] This is the system name that is hosting the [HOSTSYSTEMURL]
// [HOSTSUFFIX] This is the suffix that is passed when Loadnrun is invoked
// on the client
// [INSTALL4GLVERSION] This is the value of the 4GLVERSION directive located in
// the install4gl.txt
// [APPNAME] This is the application name passed when Loadnrun is invoked
// on the Client
//
// An example of the command that will be invoked is as follows
//
// loadnrun62.bat [APPNAME] [HOSTSYSTEMURL] [HOSTSUFFIX]
//
// The following ENVIRONMENT directives will be used to append SET statements in
// the run.bat that will be generated by Loadnrun. These can override any environment
// variables generated in run.bat prior to the launch of the application.
//
// Force the use of the Loadnrun 6.2 client runtime
//
ENVIRONMENT=PATH=%II_ECLIENT_APPDIR%bin;%II_LOADNRUN62_ROOT%\bin;%PATH%
//
// Environment for Application
//
Last modified date: 12/20/2023