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711:scripting_advanced [2025/04/04 11:55] – [Advanced Scripting] Weinlein, Thomas711:scripting_advanced [2025/09/17 14:07] (current) – Weinlein, Thomas
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 Reports: ''metrics.script.class.whitelist'' Reports: ''metrics.script.class.whitelist''
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 +Feedback Adapter: ''feedback.script.class.whitelist''
  
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 </code> </code>
  
-Stages will prevent access to all other Java API and will log a error message indicating the unavailable class that needs whitelisting.+Stages will prevent access to all other Java API and will log an error message indicating the unavailable class that needs whitelisting.
  
 File system access also needs explicit permission via configuration. File system access also needs explicit permission via configuration.
  
-Files to be accessible to Admin Jobs need to be stored in directories within ''$STAGES_ROOT/adminjob-data''. +Files to be accessible to Admin Jobs need to be stored in directories within ''$STAGES_ROOT/adminjob-data''. This base directory can be configured via an absolute path with configuration property ''adminjob.script.fileAccessBase''.
-This base directory can be configured via an absolute path with configuration property ''adminjob.script.fileAccessBase''.+
  
 Files to be accessible to Reports need to be stored in directories within ''$STAGES_ROOT/report-data''. This base directory can be configured via an absolute path with configuration property ''metrics.script.fileAccessBase''. Files to be accessible to Reports need to be stored in directories within ''$STAGES_ROOT/report-data''. This base directory can be configured via an absolute path with configuration property ''metrics.script.fileAccessBase''.
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 </code> </code>
  
-Please ensure the returned streams are closed after usage.+Please ensure the returned streams are **closed after usage**.
  
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 <code javascript> <code javascript>
-var reader = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(Files.newInputStream("report-data.json")));+var reader = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(Files.newInputStream("report-data.csv")));
 try { try {
     while ((rline = reader.readLine()) != null) {     while ((rline = reader.readLine()) != null) {