2.2.3. QScript Utilities Requirements

The following information gives details specific to QScript utilities:

• File Directories
• QScript Environment Variables

File Directories

The directory for the batch file (Windows) or script file (Linux) used to invoke the QScript tools is:

• Windows: %systemroot%\program files\dialogic\bin
• Linux: /usr/dialogic/bin

The QScript tools developed by Dialogic are located in:

• Windows: %systemroot%\program files\dialogic\qscript
• Linux: /usr/dialogic/qscript

Note: Do not run a <toolname>.qs file directly. Batch or script files have been created which call the QScript interpreter to run the <toolname>.qs file. To use a QScript utility, specify the utility name and parameters on the command line.

QScript Environment Variables

QSCRIPT_DIR Environment Variable:

To run the QScript tools in a Linux environment, the QSCRIPT_DIR environment variable needs to be set. In a Windows environment, this variable is set during the Dialogic System Release install. In Linux environments, set QSCRIPT_DIR to:

$DLGCROOT/qscript

Single Session Variable:

In a Windows environment, set the variable for a single session using the set command. To permanently set the environment variable for all login sessions, update the variable in the System Properties Environment tab.

In a Linux environment, set the variable for a single session using the setenv command (C Shell) or set and export command (K and Bourne Shell). To permanently set the environment variable for all login sessions, update the user's .profile file to include the variable and associated values.

Remote Systems:

The remote system containing the board does not need to have QScript installed, but must be running the RemoteQHostServer application included with QScript and installed in the bin directory.

To run QScript tools against a board in a remote system, set the REMOTE_QHOST environment variable to the name of the machine that contains the board you want to access. Set REMOTE_QHOST to:

hostname:port

where hostname is the machine name or TCP/IP address, and port is optional and specified only if RemoteQHostServer was started on a special port.

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