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(Perl) Enable Chilkat Classes in JavaScriptSee more JavaScript ExamplesTo use Chilkat classes in JavaScript, you must first enable them in the host application, as they are disabled by default. Instantiating a disabled class will cause a JavaScript exception. Chilkat classes can be enabled in four local filesystem access modes:sandbox, readOnly, writeOnly, or readWrite. You can also enable all classes in a chosen mode.Note: This example requires Chilkat v11.4.0 or greater.
use chilkat(); $success = 0; # Chilkat classes within JavaScript are disabled by default. # An attempt to instantiate a disabled Chilkat class results in a JavaScript exception. # For example, try the following JavaScript without first enabling the Chilkat class: # sb = new CkStringBuilder(); # sb.Append('Hello World'); # success = sb.WriteFile('c:/aaworkarea/helloWorld.txt','utf-8',true); $sbJavaScript = chilkat::CkStringBuilder->new(); $sbJavaScript->Append("sb = new CkStringBuilder(); sb.Append('Hello World'); success = sb.WriteFile('c:/aaworkarea/helloWorld.txt','utf-8',true);"); $js = chilkat::CkJs->new(); $result = chilkat::CkJsonObject->new(); $result->put_EmitCompact(0); # Run the script. This should result in an error because we haven't enabled the Chilkat CkStringBuilder class. $success = $js->Eval($sbJavaScript,$result); if ($success == 0) { # Examine the result for an exception. print $result->emit() . "\r\n"; # The result contains this: # { # "exception": { # "message": "Cannot create the chilkat object because the chilkat class is disabled in JavaScript. Fix by calling SetCkPermission before calling Eval or CallFunction", # "stack": [ # { # "func": "CkStringBuilder" # }, # { # "func": "<eval>", # "file": "<input>", # "line": 1, # "col": 9 # } # ] # } # } } # Enable the Chilkat CkStringBuilder JavaScript class for readWrite $js->SetCkPermission("CkStringBuilder","readWrite"); # The script should work now... $success = $js->Eval($sbJavaScript,$result); print "success = " . $success . "\r\n"; # If the CkStringBuilder class is enabled for readOnly or sandbox, then it will fail. # - Chilkat methods that could directly or indirectly write to the filesystem require writeOnly or readWrite access. # - Chilkat methods that read the local filesystem require readOnly or readWrite access. # - Chilkat methods that don't interact with the local filesystem work in any mode including sandbox. $js->SetCkPermission("CkStringBuilder","readOnly"); $success = $js->Eval($sbJavaScript,$result); if ($success == 0) { # Examine the result for an exception. print $result->emit() . "\r\n"; # { # "exception": { # "message": "failed because this Chilkat method requires the writeOnly or readWrite permission", # "stack": [ # { # "func": "WriteFile" # }, # { # "func": "<eval>", # "file": "<input>", # "line": 1, # "col": 67 # } # ] # } # } } |
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