4.1 List of basic plug-ins
The following table lists the basic plug-ins.
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No. |
Plug-in name |
Description |
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1 |
Enables execution of a specified command on the operation target device. |
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2 |
Enables forwarding of a file or folder from the JP1/AO server to the operation target device, and vice versa. |
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3 |
Enables repeated execution of a flow. |
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4 |
Enables JP1/AO to connect to a SMTP server and send email with the specified recipient, subject, and body. |
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5 |
Enables the operator to select the processing of subsequent steps during the execution of the service. |
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6 |
Enables the value of a specified property to be output to standard output. |
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7 |
Enables authenticated connections to the operation target device via Telnet or SSH. |
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8 |
Enables execution of commands on remote target devices connected to by a terminal connect plug-in. |
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9 |
Enables disconnection from operation target devices connected to by a terminal connect plug-in. |
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10 |
Enables hierarchical flows to be created by defining flows within other flows. |
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11 |
Controls the execution interval between steps. |
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12 |
Chooses which processing to execute next based on the return value of the previous step. |
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13 |
Judges return values by comparison to a value of a service property or other element. |
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14 |
Enables a flow, task, hierarchy flow, or repeated flow to be abnormally terminated. |
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15 |
Chooses which processing to perform next by comparison to a value of a service property or other element. |
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16 |
Executes JavaScript code that converts JSON-formatted text. |
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17 |
Outputs the specified value in the desired format. |
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18 |
Sends or receives HTTP messages. |
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19 |
Executes Python scripts. |
#: These plug-ins must be used in the following sequence:
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Terminal connect plug-in
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Terminal command plug-in
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Terminal disconnect plug-in