Command lines are stored in config.txt

Examples

Command 1 = 'show directory','dir','dir','Text'
Command 2 = 'start notepad','notepad','notepad','None'
Command 3 = 'HTML output','html','type wwwroot\commands\sample.html','Html'
Command 4 = 'Text output','text','type wwwroot\commands\sample.html','Text'
Command 5 = 'Test Script','test/script','wwwroot\commands\script.cmd','Text'
Command 6 = 'hard to guess','haR62fin6nexeCute','echo you found me','Text'

Command Nr. = 'Name in List','URL Adress','Executable','Type'

Name in List: Enter the name for this command

URL Adress: URL of the command, no leading slash /
you can choose anything and obscure your commands
as in Command 6

Executable: Anything you can call from a command line. Use the test button to verify your command

Type: None returns a blank page, LogiSphere does not expect any feedback from the command

Text returns console output as text
use this for simple text output

Html returns console output as html code
use this for full fledged automated html pages
any command can be used as long as it completes within
an acceptable time frame.

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1st Example:

http://localhost:8080/dir

shows current directory as text

http://localhost:8080/dir?c:\windows

shows windows directory as text

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2nd Example:

http://localhost:8080/notepad

starts notepad, returns a blank page

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3rd Example:

http://localhost:8080/html

shows the html code in sample.html as html

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4th Example:

http://localhost:8080/text

shows the html code in sample.html as text

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5th Example:


http://localhost:8080/test/script?p1 p2
or
http://localhost:8080/test/script?p1+p2
or
http://localhost:8080/test/script?p1%20p2

This calls script.cmd which shows the parameters (if any) and
toggles a switch using a file in your windows temp directory