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How to start a background process from JavaScript
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Published on 2010-02-12 20:00 Number of Views: 2044

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Following JavaScript will start a background process.
Code:
```
 
function startProcess(processName)
{ var rteReturnValue = new SCDatum();
 
var rteNames = new SCDatum();
rteNames.push("name");
 
var rteValues = new SCDatum(); 
rteValues.setType(8);
rteValues=system.functions.insert(rteValues, 0, 1, processName);
 
system.functions.rtecall("callrad",  rteReturnValue, 
"scheduler.start", //RAD app name
rteNames, 
rteValues,
false); //false to run in same thread, true to run in new thread 
return true; 
}
```
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