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Community articleOpenSpan Scripting Container Overview
Added by ~Andy Elhipitexikle | Edited by IBM contributor~Xagra Nimgeromarjip on February 11, 2010 | Version 5
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The OpenSpan Scripting Container (OSC) is used to create scripts (written in JavaScript) that can be executed using wires in a composite application.  Additionally, each script has the ability to directly interact with any OpenSpan Windows Container, using Property Broker properties, or native control access. Scripts are used to automate applications.  For example, scripts can navigate through a series of menus automatically or copy account information from one application to another when a change is made.

The OpenSpan Scripting Container toolbar contains the following command buttons:

  - Add script – Adds a script to the OSC and launches the Add Script Name dialog.

  - Remove script – Deletes the currently selected script.

  - Save script

  - Rename script

  - Validate script – Finds errors in your JavaScript code.

  - Script Assistant – Opens the Script Assistant window.

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