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= JavaScript Callback Functions =
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[[Category:JavaScript]]
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== System Functions ==
 
== System Functions ==
  
 
=== DaylightEvent ===
 
=== DaylightEvent ===
  
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DaylightEvent(day)
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<source lang="java">DaylightEvent(day)</source>
  
 
Called at sunrise and sunset, according to the latitude and longitude values set in hsyco.ini, and the optional SunriseOffsetMinutes and SunsetOffsetMinutes parameters.
 
Called at sunrise and sunset, according to the latitude and longitude values set in hsyco.ini, and the optional SunriseOffsetMinutes and SunsetOffsetMinutes parameters.
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'''Parameters:'''
 
'''Parameters:'''
 
* day:  boolean - true at sunrise, false at sunset.
 
* day:  boolean - true at sunrise, false at sunset.
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=== haActiveEvent ===
 
=== haActiveEvent ===
  
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haActiveEvent(active)
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<source lang="java">haActiveEvent(active)</source>
  
 
Triggered by the change of state of an HSYCO server in a master/slave high availability configuration.
 
Triggered by the change of state of an HSYCO server in a master/slave high availability configuration.
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'''Parameters:'''
 
'''Parameters:'''
 
* active:  boolean - true if the server is active, false if not active.
 
* active:  boolean - true if the server is active, false if not active.
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=== PowerEvent ===
 
=== PowerEvent ===
  
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PowerEvent(power)
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<source lang="java">PowerEvent(power)</source>
  
 
Triggered by a change of the current power load level, as set using the powerSet() Java API or the POWER action.
 
Triggered by a change of the current power load level, as set using the powerSet() Java API or the POWER action.
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=== programTimerEvent ===
 
=== programTimerEvent ===
  
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programTimerEvent(name)
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<source lang="java">programTimerEvent(name)</source>
  
 
Called when a program timer is activated.
 
Called when a program timer is activated.
  
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Program timers are set using programTimerSet(), programTimerReset(), programTimerRepeat(), or using the corresponding actions in EVENTS.
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Program timers are set using [[Java_Command_and_Utility_Methods_API#programTimerSet|programTimerSet()]], [[Java_Command_and_Utility_Methods_API#programTimerReset|programTimerReset()]], [[Java_Command_and_Utility_Methods_API#programTimerRepeat|programTimerRepeat()]], or using the corresponding actions in EVENTS.
  
  
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=== SchedulerEvent ===
 
=== SchedulerEvent ===
  
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SchedulerEvent(groupname, schedulename)
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<source lang="java">SchedulerEvent(groupname, schedulename)</source>
  
 
This callback blocking function allows to call user methods at configurable intervals.
 
This callback blocking function allows to call user methods at configurable intervals.
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* groupname: string - the scheduler’s group name
 
* groupname: string - the scheduler’s group name
 
* schedulename: string - the scheduler’s name.
 
* schedulename: string - the scheduler’s name.
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=== StartupEvent ===
 
=== StartupEvent ===
  
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StartupEvent()
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<source lang="java">StartupEvent()</source>
  
 
Called only once when HSYCO starts, after the initialization and HTTP server start-up, but before the execution of the different field interface threads. It is not executed in a thread, it is therefore a blocking method, that must complete its execution before all other HSYCO services can be started.
 
Called only once when HSYCO starts, after the initialization and HTTP server start-up, but before the execution of the different field interface threads. It is not executed in a thread, it is therefore a blocking method, that must complete its execution before all other HSYCO services can be started.
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=== SunPositionEvent ===
 
=== SunPositionEvent ===
  
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SunPositionEvent(azimuth, elevation)
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<source lang="java">SunPositionEvent(azimuth, elevation)</source>
  
 
Called when the Sun changes its height with respect to the horizon or its angle from true north.
 
Called when the Sun changes its height with respect to the horizon or its angle from true north.
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=== TimeEvent ===
 
=== TimeEvent ===
  
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TimeEvent(time)
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<source lang="java">TimeEvent(time)</source>
  
 
Called every 60 seconds.
 
Called every 60 seconds.
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=== varEvent ===
 
=== varEvent ===
  
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varEvent(name, value)
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<source lang="java">varEvent(name, value)</source>
  
 
Triggered by the change of value of a program variable.
 
Triggered by the change of value of a program variable.
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=== CameraCommandEvent ===
 
=== CameraCommandEvent ===
  
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CameraCommandEvent(function, action, camera)
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<source lang="java">CameraCommandEvent(function, action, camera)</source>
  
 
Triggered by a camera control input from the Web interface.
 
Triggered by a camera control input from the Web interface.
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=== CameraMotionEvent ===
 
=== CameraMotionEvent ===
  
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CameraMotionEvent(event, time)
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<source lang="java">CameraMotionEvent(event, time)</source>
  
 
Called when HSYCO starts recording video from a camera.
 
Called when HSYCO starts recording video from a camera.
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=== CameraViewEvent ===
 
=== CameraViewEvent ===
  
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CameraViewEvent(camera, active)
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<source lang="java">CameraViewEvent(camera, active)</source>
  
 
CameraViewEvent() is called on changes of the live view status of cameras.
 
CameraViewEvent() is called on changes of the live view status of cameras.
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=== DmxEvent ===
 
=== DmxEvent ===
  
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DmxEvent(channel, state)
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<source lang="java">DmxEvent(channel, state)</source>
  
 
Called after changes to DMX-512 channels.
 
Called after changes to DMX-512 channels.
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=== DmxFilter ===
 
=== DmxFilter ===
  
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DmxFilter(channel, state, reverse)
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<source lang="java">DmxFilter(channel, state, reverse)</source>
  
 
This function allows to filter the value of the status of each channel on the DMX-512 buses, sending to the gateway different values from those set in HSYCO.
 
This function allows to filter the value of the status of each channel on the DMX-512 buses, sending to the gateway different values from those set in HSYCO.
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=== DmxStartupEvent ===
 
=== DmxStartupEvent ===
  
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DmxStartupEvent(index)
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<source lang="java">DmxStartupEvent(index)</source>
  
 
Called when starting the monitor threads for each DMX bus, once per bus at the start of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every restart of the monitor thread, for example after communication errors.
 
Called when starting the monitor threads for each DMX bus, once per bus at the start of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every restart of the monitor thread, for example after communication errors.
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=== IREvent ===
 
=== IREvent ===
  
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IREvent(received, irtransid, event)
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<source lang="java">IREvent(received, irtransid, event)</source>
  
 
This function is called when an IRTrans receives or sends an IR command from its local IR database.
 
This function is called when an IRTrans receives or sends an IR command from its local IR database.
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=== IOEvent ===
 
=== IOEvent ===
  
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IOEvent(name, value)
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<source lang="java">IOEvent(name, value)</source>
  
 
Triggered by the value change of any data point of an I/O server.
 
Triggered by the value change of any data point of an I/O server.
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=== IOStartupEvent ===
 
=== IOStartupEvent ===
  
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IOStartupEvent(index)
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<source lang="java">IOStartupEvent(index)</source>
  
 
Triggered by the start of the communication thread of each I/O server - once for each server at the beginning of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every reboot of the communication thread, for example after communication errors.
 
Triggered by the start of the communication thread of each I/O server - once for each server at the beginning of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every reboot of the communication thread, for example after communication errors.
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=== ModbusEvent ===
 
=== ModbusEvent ===
  
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ModbusEvent(name, addr, unitid, pdu)
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<source lang="java">ModbusEvent(name, addr, unitid, pdu)</source>
  
 
Called by the Modbus Server I/O Server on every Modbus request received from a Modbus client.
 
Called by the Modbus Server I/O Server on every Modbus request received from a Modbus client.
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== Network Services ==
 
== Network Services ==
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=== httpCallEvent ===
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<source lang="java">httpCallEvent(address, secure, query)</source>
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Called when the HSYCO HTTP server receives a GET request with the following path:
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/x/httpcall?query
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{{tip|The HTTP client's IP address must be in the trusted network range, or the httpcall request will be rejected.}}
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This function shoud return a string, that will be sent as the text/plain answer to the HTTP client (with HTTP response code 200).
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HSYCO will return a 404 Not Found response code if all of the following conditions are true:
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* no HTTP event matches the query in events.txt
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* the httpCallEvent JavaScript callback is not defined in events.txt, or doesn't return a value
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* the httpCallEvent Java callback is not defined in user.java or in any plugins, or returns null.
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If the httpCallEvent is defined both in JavaScript and Java, the Java version return value (unless null) will be used in the HTTP response.
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'''Parameters:'''
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* address: string - the IP address of the HTTP client
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* secure: boolean - true if the request is sent to the HTTPS server, false if the request is sent to the HTTP server
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* query: string - the string following the ? in the URL path.
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'''Returns:'''
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* string - the string to send as the text/plain answer to the HTTP client.
  
 
=== LocationEvent ===
 
=== LocationEvent ===
  
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LocationEvent(mac, ip, zoneId)
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<source lang="java">LocationEvent(mac, ip, zoneId)</source>
  
 
Called, if the location service is active, when a variation in the  association of a client to the Wi-Fi Access Points is detected.
 
Called, if the location service is active, when a variation in the  association of a client to the Wi-Fi Access Points is detected.
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* ip: string - the IP address of the client, if available, or null (the IP address could be null if the associated device is not connected to the HSYCO Web interface)
 
* ip: string - the IP address of the client, if available, or null (the IP address could be null if the associated device is not connected to the HSYCO Web interface)
 
* zoneId: numeric - in case of association, it is the Access Point sequence number,  according to the order defined in the LocationBases parameter in hsyco.ini; -1 if the client was de-associated from the Wi-Fi network.
 
* zoneId: numeric - in case of association, it is the Access Point sequence number,  according to the order defined in the LocationBases parameter in hsyco.ini; -1 if the client was de-associated from the Wi-Fi network.
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== PBX ==
 
== PBX ==
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=== PBXCallEvent ===
 
=== PBXCallEvent ===
  
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PBXCallEvent(host, caller, called)
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<source lang="java">PBXCallEvent(host, caller, called)</source>
  
 
Called when a call notification is sent to HSYCO by the PBX system.
 
Called when a call notification is sent to HSYCO by the PBX system.
  
 
If the method returns true, the request is recorded on the log file with the [OK] status, with [ERROR] otherwise.
 
If the method returns true, the request is recorded on the log file with the [OK] status, with [ERROR] otherwise.
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The PBX should generate HTTP requests to the HSYCO Web Server, using the following formats:
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<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall/<from>/<to></nowiki>
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or:
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<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall?from=<from>&to=<to></nowiki>
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For example, the HTTP request:
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<nowiki>http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall?from=21&to=25</nowiki>
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is interpreted as a call notification from internal number 21 to number 25.
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{{tip|The HTTP client's IP address must be in the trusted network range, or the httpcall request will be rejected.}}
  
  
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=== SlimPowerEvent ===
 
=== SlimPowerEvent ===
  
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SlimPowerEvent(index, power)
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<source lang="java">SlimPowerEvent(index, power)</source>
  
 
Called when a Squeezebox player is turned on or off.
 
Called when a Squeezebox player is turned on or off.
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=== SlimStatusEvent ===
 
=== SlimStatusEvent ===
  
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SlimStatusEvent()
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<source lang="java">SlimStatusEvent()</source>
  
 
Called when a Squeezebox player changes its playback mode.
 
Called when a Squeezebox player changes its playback mode.
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=== SlimVolumeEvent ===
 
=== SlimVolumeEvent ===
  
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SlimVolumeEvent(index, volume)
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<source lang="java">SlimVolumeEvent(index, volume)</source>
  
 
Called when a Squeezebox player changes its volume level.
 
Called when a Squeezebox player changes its volume level.
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=== UserTimerEvent ===
 
=== UserTimerEvent ===
  
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UserTimerEvent(name, active)
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<source lang="java">UserTimerEvent(name, active)</source>
  
 
Called when a user timer or scheduler’s rule should be activated, and before executing the associated action in EVENTS.
 
Called when a user timer or scheduler’s rule should be activated, and before executing the associated action in EVENTS.
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=== pageEvent ===
 
=== pageEvent ===
  
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pageEvent(address, session, userid, project, page)
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<source lang="java">pageEvent(address, session, userid, project, page)</source>
  
 
Called when a Web client initially loads a project and when navigating between pages.
 
Called when a Web client initially loads a project and when navigating between pages.
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=== uiClearEvent ===
 
=== uiClearEvent ===
  
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uiClearEvent(session)
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<source lang="java">uiClearEvent(session)</source>
  
 
Called, following an explicit call of uiClear() or after the client session inactivity timeout expires, if the client session becomes active again (i.e. the client starts handshaking again with the server with the same session id).
 
Called, following an explicit call of uiClear() or after the client session inactivity timeout expires, if the client session becomes active again (i.e. the client starts handshaking again with the server with the same session id).
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=== userCommand ===
 
=== userCommand ===
  
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userCommand(session, userid, name, param)
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<source lang="java">userCommand(session, userid, name, param)</source>
  
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Called by user clicks on buttons created in the Web interface with the (user), (usermini), (usermicro), (userrgb) or (userimage) objects, by a USER action in EVENTS, or by the user() Java method and JavaScript function.
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Called by user clicks on buttons created in the Web interface with the [[user|user objects]], by a USER action in EVENTS, or by the user() Java method and JavaScript function.
  
 
This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.
 
This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.
  
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If you want to force the Web interface to show a specific page after the button is pressed (it would be like pressing a [[link|link object]], return a string starting with “page:” followed by the page name; in this case, userCommand() will be called again when that popup or page is closed, with "/close" appended to param.
  
  
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* session: string - a session id string that uniquely identifies the client session
 
* session: string - a session id string that uniquely identifies the client session
 
* userid: string - the user id
 
* userid: string - the user id
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* name: string - the name field of the (user) object
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* name: string - the name field of the [[user|user object]]
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* param: string - the param of the [[user|user object]]
  
  
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=== userSubmit ===
 
=== userSubmit ===
  
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userSubmit(session, userid, name, fields)
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<source lang="java">userSubmit(session, userid, name, fields)</source>
  
 
This function is similar to userCommand(session, userid, name, param).
 
This function is similar to userCommand(session, userid, name, param).
  
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When userSubmit() is defined, it will be called when a [[submit|submit button]] is pressed, while userCommand() will continue to be called on [[user|user buttons]].
  
 
userSubmit() provides a more convenient access to the values of multiple input fields in a form.
 
userSubmit() provides a more convenient access to the values of multiple input fields in a form.
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This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.
 
This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.
  
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If you want to force the Web interface to show a specific page after the button is pressed (it would be like pressing a (link) object), return a string starting with “page:” followed by the page name; in this case, userCommand() will be called when that popup or page is closed, with "/close" appended to param.
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If you want to force the Web interface to show a specific page after the button is pressed (it would be like pressing a [[link|link object]]), return a string starting with “page:” followed by the page name; in this case, userCommand() will be called when that popup or page is closed, with "/close" appended to param.
  
  
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<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
 
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
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function userSubmit(session, user, name, values) : {
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function userSubmit(session, user, name, values) : {
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messageLog(user + ', ' + name + '=' + values);
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messageLog(user + ', ' + name + '=' + values);
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
</syntaxhighlight>
  
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=== WebRootRequestEvent ===
 
=== WebRootRequestEvent ===
  
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WebRootRequestEvent(addr, secure, useragent)
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<source lang="java">WebRootRequestEvent(addr, secure, useragent)</source>
  
 
This method is called when the Web server receives a root URL request. It can return a string to redirect the browser to a valid URL, or null to prevent redirection.
 
This method is called when the Web server receives a root URL request. It can return a string to redirect the browser to a valid URL, or null to prevent redirection.
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<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
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}
 
</syntaxhighlight>
 
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Latest revision as of 12:27, 24 March 2014

System Functions

DaylightEvent

DaylightEvent(day)

Called at sunrise and sunset, according to the latitude and longitude values set in hsyco.ini, and the optional SunriseOffsetMinutes and SunsetOffsetMinutes parameters.


Parameters:

  • day: boolean - true at sunrise, false at sunset.

haActiveEvent

haActiveEvent(active)

Triggered by the change of state of an HSYCO server in a master/slave high availability configuration.


Parameters:

  • active: boolean - true if the server is active, false if not active.

PowerEvent

PowerEvent(power)

Triggered by a change of the current power load level, as set using the powerSet() Java API or the POWER action.

Thanks to this function, you can alter the power value shown in the Web interface, for example to aggregate power readings acquired from other sensors.


Parameters:

  • power: numeric - the power level, in Watts.


Returns:

  • numeric - if PowerEvent() returns -1 or doesn't return a value, HSYCO status is updated with the detected power value, the value returned by PowerEvent() is otherwise used.

Note The JavaScript PowerEvent function is always called, but its return value is used only when the Java PowerEvent callback is not defined or returned -1.

programTimerEvent

programTimerEvent(name)

Called when a program timer is activated.

Program timers are set using programTimerSet(), programTimerReset(), programTimerRepeat(), or using the corresponding actions in EVENTS.


Parameters:

  • name: string - program timer name.

SchedulerEvent

SchedulerEvent(groupname, schedulename)

This callback blocking function allows to call user methods at configurable intervals.

You define schedules using a group name and a schedule name.

Schedules under the same group run in the same thread and are executed sequentially, based on their interval in milliseconds. Schedules in different groups run in parallel.


Parameters:

  • groupname: string - the scheduler’s group name
  • schedulename: string - the scheduler’s name.

StartupEvent

StartupEvent()

Called only once when HSYCO starts, after the initialization and HTTP server start-up, but before the execution of the different field interface threads. It is not executed in a thread, it is therefore a blocking method, that must complete its execution before all other HSYCO services can be started.

SunPositionEvent

SunPositionEvent(azimuth, elevation)

Called when the Sun changes its height with respect to the horizon or its angle from true north.


Parameters:

  • azimuth: numeric - the current Sun angle from true north, in decimal degrees
  • elevation: numeric - the current Sun elevation in decimal degrees from the horizon. Elevation is negative at night.


TimeEvent

TimeEvent(time)

Called every 60 seconds.

HSYCO tries to synchronize the execution at the beginning of the minute, executing this method at seconds 0 of every minute.

Note However, the execution is not guaranteed. In case of heavy load HSYCO might not be able to execute the call with accurate timing. In extreme cases, it could occasionally skip some calls.


Parameters:

  • time: numeric - the current time in milliseconds.


varEvent

varEvent(name, value)

Triggered by the change of value of a program variable.


Parameters:

  • name: string - the variable name. Names are case-insensitive
  • value: string - the value to be assigned to the program variable.

Cameras

CameraCommandEvent

CameraCommandEvent(function, action, camera)

Triggered by a camera control input from the Web interface.

It can be used to execute arbitrary actions when the user clicks on the active areas of the camera view, or to replace some or all of the standard PTZ commands with custom actions.


Parameters:

  • function: string - see the table below
  • action: string - see the table below
  • camera: string - the camera name.


Returns:

  • numeric - if CameraCommandEvent() returns -1 or doesn't return a value, the standard PTZ command associated to the PTZ driver is skipped, otherwise it is executed normally.

Note The JavaScript CameraCommandEvent function is always called, but its return value is used only when the Java CameraCommandEvent callback is not defined or returned -1.

icon function action
Camover-ff.png focus far
Camover-fn.png focus near
Camover-zin.png zoom tele
Camover-zout.png zoom wide
Camover-l.png move left
Camover-r.png move right
Camover-u.png move up
Camover-d.png move down
move stop
Camerapanel ptz.png


CameraMotionEvent

CameraMotionEvent(event, time)

Called when HSYCO starts recording video from a camera.

Recording starts when a camera notifies a recording request with the recording HTTP API call (the zone=id portion is optional): 

http://192.168.0.50/x/camerarec?camera=name&zone=id

Recording can also be triggered by the CameraRecTrigger() Java method or JavaScript function, or the CAMERAREC or CAMERARECFULL actions in EVENTS.


Parameters:

  • event: string - the event identification string, either the camera name only or name:id if recording is triggered by a camerarec HTTP call with the optional zone=id parameter
  • time: numeric - the current time in milliseconds.

CameraViewEvent

CameraViewEvent(camera, active)

CameraViewEvent() is called on changes of the live view status of cameras.

When at least one web client is showing the live feed from a camera, the camera is marked as active.

When no live feed request is received for a several consecutive seconds, the camera is marked as not active.


Parameters:

  • camera: string - the camera name
  • active: boolean - true if active, false if not.

DMX

DmxEvent

DmxEvent(channel, state)

Called after changes to DMX-512 channels.


Parameters:

  • channel: numeric - DMX channel address, from 1 to 512 which might be preceded by the DMX gateway number, starting from 0
  • state: numeric - the new channel value, from 0 to 255.


DmxFilter

DmxFilter(channel, state, reverse)

This function allows to filter the value of the status of each channel on the DMX-512 buses, sending to the gateway different values from those set in HSYCO.

This way, it is possible to apply chromatic corrections, or any on the fly translation of channels values.

Note This is a blocking function and is called when sending commands to the DMX gateway.

It is also called after reading current channels values from the gateway. In this case the conversion function should be symmetric and return a complementary value.


Parameters:

  • channel: numeric - the DMX channel address, from 1 to 512 which might be preceded by the DMX gateway number, starting from 0
  • state: numeric - the unfiltered value of the channel, from 0 to 255
  • reverse: boolean - false if called when writing to the gateway; true if called when reading from the gateway.


Returns:

  • numeric - the channel value that will be sent to the DMX gateway.

Note The JavaScript DmxFilter function is called only when the Java DmxFilter callback is not defined or returned the original value.


DmxStartupEvent

DmxStartupEvent(index)

Called when starting the monitor threads for each DMX bus, once per bus at the start of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every restart of the monitor thread, for example after communication errors.

It is safe, inside this function, to execute commands for the same DMX gateway.

Note This is a blocking function. The DMX driver will start after this function returns.


Parameters:

  • Index: numeric - number of the DMX bus, starting from 0.

Infrared Control

IREvent

IREvent(received, irtransid, event)

This function is called when an IRTrans receives or sends an IR command from its local IR database.

Note IRTrans can only receive and decode infrared commands that have been previously stored in its internal FLASH memory database.


Parameters:

  • received: boolean - true if the command has been received by the IRTrans, false if sent
  • irtransid: numeric - IRTrans number, starting from 0 for the first device, based on the listing order of the IRTrans parameter in hsyco.ini
  • event: string - the string of the command received or issued, formatted as: "remote_name,command".

I/O Servers

IOEvent

IOEvent(name, value)

Triggered by the value change of any data point of an I/O server.


Parameters:

  • id: string - the server id and the name of the data point. According to the type of server, the format changes but it generally appears as server name, as declared the ioServers parameter in hsyco.ini, followed by a specific name representing the data point within the system
  • value: string - the new value. For binary inputs or outputs, the returned values are “0” or “1”.


IOStartupEvent

IOStartupEvent(index)

Triggered by the start of the communication thread of each I/O server - once for each server at the beginning of the execution of HSYCO, and also after every reboot of the communication thread, for example after communication errors.

Note This is a blocking method. The I/O server driver will start after this function returns.


Parameters:

  • index: numeric - the I/O server number, starting from 0, based on the listing order of the ioServers parameter in hsyco.ini.


Modbus

For detailed information about the Modbus protocol, and the response PDU formats, you should refer to the MODBUS Application Protocol Specification V1.1b documentation at: http://www.modbus.org/docs/Modbus_Application_Protocol_V1_1b.pdf


ModbusEvent

ModbusEvent(name, addr, unitid, pdu)

Called by the Modbus Server I/O Server on every Modbus request received from a Modbus client.

The returned byte array is used as the Modbus response PDU (function code and data).


Parameters:

  • name: string - the name of the Modbus Server I/O server
  • addr: string - IP address of the Modbus client
  • unitid: numeric - the unit id set in the received Modbus request
  • pdu: string - the request PDU data, in hexadecimal string format.

Returns:

  • string - the response PDU data, in hexadecimal string format.

Note The JavaScript ModbusEvent function is called only when the Java ModbusEvent callback is not defined or returned a null value.

Network Services

httpCallEvent

httpCallEvent(address, secure, query)

Called when the HSYCO HTTP server receives a GET request with the following path: 

/x/httpcall?query

Note The HTTP client's IP address must be in the trusted network range, or the httpcall request will be rejected.

This function shoud return a string, that will be sent as the text/plain answer to the HTTP client (with HTTP response code 200).

HSYCO will return a 404 Not Found response code if all of the following conditions are true:

  • no HTTP event matches the query in events.txt
  • the httpCallEvent JavaScript callback is not defined in events.txt, or doesn't return a value
  • the httpCallEvent Java callback is not defined in user.java or in any plugins, or returns null.

If the httpCallEvent is defined both in JavaScript and Java, the Java version return value (unless null) will be used in the HTTP response.


Parameters:

  • address: string - the IP address of the HTTP client
  • secure: boolean - true if the request is sent to the HTTPS server, false if the request is sent to the HTTP server
  • query: string - the string following the ? in the URL path.


Returns:

  • string - the string to send as the text/plain answer to the HTTP client.

LocationEvent

LocationEvent(mac, ip, zoneId)

Called, if the location service is active, when a variation in the association of a client to the Wi-Fi Access Points is detected.


Parameters:

  • mac: string - the MAC address of the client
  • ip: string - the IP address of the client, if available, or null (the IP address could be null if the associated device is not connected to the HSYCO Web interface)
  • zoneId: numeric - in case of association, it is the Access Point sequence number, according to the order defined in the LocationBases parameter in hsyco.ini; -1 if the client was de-associated from the Wi-Fi network.

PBX

PBXCallEvent

PBXCallEvent(host, caller, called)

Called when a call notification is sent to HSYCO by the PBX system.

If the method returns true, the request is recorded on the log file with the [OK] status, with [ERROR] otherwise.

The PBX should generate HTTP requests to the HSYCO Web Server, using the following formats: 

http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall/<from>/<to>

or: 

http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall?from=<from>&to=<to>

For example, the HTTP request: 

http://192.168.0.50/x/vcall?from=21&to=25

is interpreted as a call notification from internal number 21 to number 25.

Note The HTTP client's IP address must be in the trusted network range, or the httpcall request will be rejected.


Parameters:

  • host: string - the IP address of the PBX server
  • caller: string - the caller number
  • called: string - the called number.


Returns:

  • boolean - return true to generate a log entry with [OK] status, false for [ERROR] status.

Squeezebox

SlimPowerEvent

SlimPowerEvent(index, power)

Called when a Squeezebox player is turned on or off.


Parameters:

  • index: numeric - player number, starting from 0 for the first player, based on the listing order of the slimPlayers parameter in hsyco.ini
  • power: numeric - 0: OFF, 1: ON.

SlimStatusEvent

SlimStatusEvent()

Called when a Squeezebox player changes its playback mode.


Parameters:

  • index: numeric - player number, starting from 0 for the first player, based on the listing order of the slimPlayers parameter in hsyco.ini
  • status: numeric - 0: OFF, 1: ON, 2: PAUSE, 3: PLAY, -1: UNKNOWN.


SlimVolumeEvent

SlimVolumeEvent(index, volume)

Called when a Squeezebox player changes its volume level.


Parameters:

  • index: numeric - player number, starting from 0 for the first player, based on the listing order of the slimPlayers parameter in hsyco.ini
  • volume: numeric - an integer number representing the volume change (not the absolute audio level) in a scale from 0 to 100; positive numbers correspond to a volume increase, negative numbers to a decrease.


Timers and Schedulers

UserTimerEvent

UserTimerEvent(name, active)

Called when a user timer or scheduler’s rule should be activated, and before executing the associated action in EVENTS.

It is also executed at the timer or scheduler’s rule deactivation.

This method must return a true value in order to make the timer or rule actually active and the associated actions executed.

Whenever the method returns false, the timer will not be activated, and the method will be called again once a minute for the scheduled duration of the timer.

In the same way, if the method returns false when the timer or rule is deactivated, the timer or rule will not be deactivated, extending the timer activation beyond the scheduled duration.

This is a blocking method.


Parameters:

  • name: string - timer name or scheduler’s rule name
  • active: boolean - true when activating and false when deactivating the timer or scheduler’s rule.


Returns:

  • boolean - true to confirm the timer event, false to block the event.


Note The JavaScript UserTimerEvent function is alway called, but its return value is used only when the Java UserTimerEvent callback is not defined or returned true.


User Interface

pageEvent

pageEvent(address, session, userid, project, page)

Called when a Web client initially loads a project and when navigating between pages.

There is no guarantee that the event would be fired the exact moment the page is loaded.

Network delays or errors could cause delayed triggering of this event.


Parameters:

  • address: string - the client’s IP address
  • session: string - session id string that uniquely identifies the client session
  • userid: string - the user id
  • project: string - project’s id
  • page: string - the page id, with the #landscape or #portrait suffix if the page has distinct orientation versions in the project.

uiClearEvent

uiClearEvent(session)

Called, following an explicit call of uiClear() or after the client session inactivity timeout expires, if the client session becomes active again (i.e. the client starts handshaking again with the server with the same session id).


Parameters:

  • session: string - session id string that uniquely identifies the client session.

userCommand

userCommand(session, userid, name, param)

Called by user clicks on buttons created in the Web interface with the user objects, by a USER action in EVENTS, or by the user() Java method and JavaScript function.

This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.

If you want to force the Web interface to show a specific page after the button is pressed (it would be like pressing a link object, return a string starting with “page:” followed by the page name; in this case, userCommand() will be called again when that popup or page is closed, with "/close" appended to param.


Parameters:

  • session: string - a session id string that uniquely identifies the client session
  • userid: string - the user id
  • name: string - the name field of the user object
  • param: string - the param of the user object


Returns:

  • string - log or go to page, see text above. If this function doesn't return a value, an [ERROR] status is logged in the log file, while any other string causes the log of an [OK] status.

Note The JavaScript userCommand function is alway called, but its return value is used only when the Java userCommand callback is not defined or returned null or an empty string.

userSubmit

userSubmit(session, userid, name, fields)

This function is similar to userCommand(session, userid, name, param).

When userSubmit() is defined, it will be called when a submit button is pressed, while userCommand() will continue to be called on user buttons.

userSubmit() provides a more convenient access to the values of multiple input fields in a form.

This function can optionally return a string. Any returned string causes the log of an [OK] status. If you want to prevent logging, for example to avoid sensitive information to be written in the log file, you should return the string “!”.

If you want to force the Web interface to show a specific page after the button is pressed (it would be like pressing a link object), return a string starting with “page:” followed by the page name; in this case, userCommand() will be called when that popup or page is closed, with "/close" appended to param.


Parameters:

  • session: string - a session id string that uniquely identifies the client session
  • userid: string - the user id
  • name: string - the id of the (submit!id) object
  • fields: array - the array of all input fields in the container where the (submit) object is located.


Returns:

  • string - log or go to page, see text above. If this function doesn't return a value, an [ERROR] status is logged in the log file, while any other string causes the log of an [OK] status.

Note The JavaScript userSubmit function is alway called, but its return value is used only when the Java userCommand or userSubmit callback are not defined or returned null or an empty string.


Examples:

The following code shows how to retrieve all field names and values of a submitted form. 

function userSubmit(session, user, name, values) : {
	if (session.length > 0) {
		messageLog(user + ', ' + name + '=' + values);
		var keys = values.keySet().toArray();
		for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
			messageLog(user + ', ' + keys[i] +  ' = ' + values.get(keys[i]));
		}
		return "";
	}
}

Create a project with a form and a few input fields in a container. Pressing the submit button should return something like this in the log file: 

2014.01.31 13:54:32.034 - staff, submit1={keypad1=344, date1=20140131, input1=this is a text field} 
2014.01.31 13:54:32.038 - staff, keypad1 = 344 
2014.01.31 13:54:32.039 - staff, date1 = 20140131 
2014.01.31 13:54:32.042 - staff, input1 = this is a text field 
2014.01.31 13:54:32.043 - WEB USER COMMAND [submit1]: input1@this is a text field@date1@20140131@keypad1@344 [OK]

WebRootRequestEvent

WebRootRequestEvent(addr, secure, useragent)

This method is called when the Web server receives a root URL request. It can return a string to redirect the browser to a valid URL, or null to prevent redirection.


Parameters:

  • addr: string - the HTTP client’s address
  • secure: boolean - true if this is an HTTPS request
  • useragent: string - the Web browser’s user agent information.


Returns:

  • string - optional return string containing a valid absolute or relative URL


Examples:

The following code redirects any root HTTP request received by the HSYCO server to the manager page. 

function WebRootRequestEvent(addr, secure, useragent) : {
	return "hsycoserver/manager";
}
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