Code of a script to be executed. If the interpreter attribute value is kept default, the script must be code of a shell script. Thus, it can easily be used for running one or more system commands. Otherwise, the code format depends on a chosen interpreter.

A URL of a script to be executed. If the interpreter attribute value is kept default, the script must be code of a shell script. Thus, it can easily be used for running one or more system commands. Otherwise, the code format depends on the chosen interpreter. If both the Script and Script URL attributes are specified, only Script URL is used.

This character encoding is used for an executed script file. A script file reference is specified either in the Script URL attribute or a temporary batch file is created automatically from the Script attribute.

The default encoding depends on DEFAULT_CHARSET_DECODER in defaultProperties.

A working directory of the executed script. All relative paths used inside the script will be interpreted with respect to this directory. By default, it is set to the root of the CloverDX project containing the graph.

A limit for script execution (in milliseconds). The limit can be set in other units than milliseconds. See Time Intervals.

When a script runs longer than the limit, the components terminates it. In this case in the output, record fields are set as follows: exitValue is set to 1, reachedTimeout to true and duration is greater or equal to timeout.

Input mapping defines how data from an incoming token overrides default component settings. See input mapping fields description

Output mapping maps results of successful script executions to the first output port. See output mapping fields description

Error mapping maps results of unsuccessful scripts to the second output port. See output mapping fields description

By default, results of failed scripts are sent to the second output port (error port). If this switch is set to true, results of unsuccessful scripts are sent to the first output port in the same way as successful scripts.

Set an interpreter to be used for running a script. When an interpreter is executed, ${} is substituted with a name of a temporary batch file that contains a copy of the script. If an interpreter is sensitive to an extension of a script file, it is necessary to set Script file extension property so that a temporary file will have the right extension.

A path to an interpreter followed by ${}. By default a script is interpreted by a system shell (e.g. cmdin Windows and sh in Linux).

Sets environment variables values in the script. It allows either setting them or appending to them. Appending to a non-existing variable leads to defining it and setting its value. Note that variable values are only visible inside of the script, i.e. setting PATH cannot be used for setting a path to an interpreter. Variable values set in this property can be overridden by mapping of input to EnvironmentVariables metadata in an input mapping dialog.

If you are appending a value to the system variable (e.g. $PATH), the correct system-dependent path delimiter should be used at the beginning of the appended value (colon on Linux, semicolon on Windows).

Contents of a standard input that will be sent to the script. Be aware that if the script expects more input lines than available, it may hang.

A file URL to contents of a standard input that will be sent to the script. Be aware that if the script expects more input lines than available, it may hang.

A file URL of a file to store a standard output of the script. The file content is either rewritten or appended depending on the append flag.

A file URL of a file to store an error output of the script. The file content is either rewritten or appended depending on the append flag.

Sets whether a standard output and error output written into files (Standard output file URL and Error output file URL attributes) should rewrite existing content or it should be appended.

Character encoding used to encode a standard input passed from an input port and to decode a standard and error output to be passed to output ports.

Sets an extension of a batch file that is given to the interpreter (its name is substituted for ${} in the interpreter setting).

By default, any failed script causes the component to stop executing other scripts and information about skipped tokens is sent to the error output port. This behavior can be disabled by this attribute. Note: this function works only if an edge is connected to the component's error port.