Global

Inserts the content of the JSS script file at the given path into the script file that calls the function. The scope of the script is the same as the scope from which the function was called.

Adds the given object (usually a function) to the global scope using the given name. If the published object is a function then it will be made available via RPC unless 'serverOnly' is supplied in the instructions argument.

Functions declared in the global scope and those referenced by publish (without the serverOnly flag) are automatically made available via RPC when the URL of the .jss file in which they're defined are referenced by allowed <script> tag in HTML. The Javascript code required to call them is automatically generated by CompleteFTP. Refer to JSS Web-App Basics for more information.

The following example illustrates some usages:

function globalFunction() {
}

(function () {
    function publishedFunction() {
    }

    function serverOnlyFunction() {
    }

    function internalFunction() {
    }

    publish("publishedFunction", publishedFunction);
    publish("serverOnlyFunction", serverOnlyFunction, { serverOnly: true });
}());

Both globalFunction() and publishedFunction() are available for RPC, the former because it's a global function and the latter because it's published using the publish function. Neither internalFunction() and serverOnlyFunction() are not available via RPC, but serverOnlyFunction() may be called by any other .jss file that includes it using the include function because it's published with the serverSide flag.

Represents a single file or folder in a file listing

Configuration of HTTP request

Encapsulates the response to a HTTP request.

Encapsulates the status of an HTTP response

Contains information about an SAML IDP (IDentity Provider)

Public key information.

Contains information about SAML Single Sign-On (SSO).

Contains information about a site