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To allow JavaScript to be executed as extensions during the start-up process, all you need to do is add a .js file to the /ext directory and it will be processed during startup. This is intended for once-per-session configuration of the environment.

As an example, I've written an example that will allow user-defined functions in the Cube and Report processing.

Here's the JavaScript:

// UserDefinedFunction.js

function JonFn()
{
  var self = new UserDefinedFunction("Jon's Average");
  self.m_Value = 0;
  self.m_Count = 0;
  self.clone = function()
  {
    return new JonFn();
  }
  self.update = function(data)
  {
    if (data!=null)
    {
      this.m_Value = this.m_Value + data.doubleValue();
      ++this.m_Count;
    }
  }
  self.getResult = function()
  {
    return this.m_Value / this.m_Count;
  }
  self.reset = function()
  {
    this.m_Value = 0;
    this.m_Count = 0;
  }
  return new JavaAdapter(Packages.com.elixirtech.data2["function"].Function, self);
}

importClass(Packages.com.elixirtech.data2["function"].FunctionFactory);
FunctionFactory.addUserFunction(new JonFn());
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If you put this code in /ext you will find a new Function available at the bottom of the Functions list (all user-defined ones are at the bottom) called "Jon's Average". It produces exactly the same results as the built-in Average function.

The requirements for your Function implementation are that it provides the following methods:

clone()
update(data) // usually a Number, will be called once for each data item
getResult()
reset()

It can have whatever data it needs, in my example m_Value, m_Count - just use whatever names you want - no need to predefine.

If your function returns a different type from the input type, you will also need to supply:

getResultType(dataType)

which should return the DataType^? of the result, based on the DataType^? of the input. I've configured the default to be the same type (eg. Min on Int will return an Int, Min on Date will return a Date etc.)

-- SooGuan - 27 Dec 2005