“For developer use. Execute a command based on its name. This command will search for the named node in VIEW:/nodefunctions, then in MAIN:/project/exec/globals/nodefunctions, then in VIEW:/commands, and lastly in the FlexSim Engine.”-------This is the statement in the Command Help of the flexsim software.I can find the command in the tree,But how should i find the others in the Flexsim Engine?
You don't. The command applicationcommand() is designed to be used and maintained by FlexSim developers for FlexSim developers. The various options that are available are subject to change in future versions.
The applicationcommand() options defined in the engine are intentionally undocumented.
You are welcome to use the command if you want, but if it changes in a future version, you will need to update your code accordingly.
@phil.bobo I use the command applicationcommand("sendhttprequest"...) in flexsim model to interact with an API.After i send the http request,the model is blocked untill something is received from the API.and when the flexsim model received the data from API,the simulation clock jumps to another time point fast.There are some process haven’t to be seen in the animation.Is there some solutions to make the model runs normally untill the API replied？
Stop the model before you send the request. Resume it when the response comes back.
See the commands stop() and go().
If i want to send httprequest to 127.0.0.1:8080, that not the default port 80, what should i do?
string server = "127.0.0.1:8080"; //maybe not correct
@phil.bobo - what is the applicationcommand equivalent of "deletedirectory" or "removediretory" ? Need to remove a windows folder where we write outputs from model runs.
Thanks
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