It is possible to issue few commands from the command line or third party application to interact with the GUI ecflowview.
Just create a named pipe (fifo) file before ecflowview start.
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export ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT=/tmp/ecflowview_listen mkfifo $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT ./bin/ecflowview & |
It is possible then to connect-disconnect from a server, to select a node, and to open related panel window.
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echo "\nselect eod /law/main" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\nselect eod /law" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\norder eod4:/era5eda_7 alpha" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT |
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echo "\nselect eod /law/main/12/euroshelf/wamrun" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\nwindow -d -f Script" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\nwindow -d -f Manual" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT |
Among possible panel to open: Check Collector Edit History Info Job Jobstatus Manual Messages Options Output Script Suites Timeline Triggers Variables Why Zombies
It can be used also to close the application.
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echo "\nlogin eod2" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\nlogout eod2" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT echo "\nquit" >> $ECFLOWVIEW_INPUT |