The Winwrap Basic Engine is integrated in Kofax Transformation Toolkit.

Take the following considerations into account when using the Winwrap Basic Engine together with Kofax Transformation Toolkit.

No relative path for "include" and "uses" directives

The Winwrap Basic Engine is integrated in Kofax Transformation Toolkit. Script calls are interpreted via the engine application programming interface. This means that you cannot use relative paths when relating to "include" and "uses" directives. Instead, use absolute paths.

Restricted number of loaded script sheets

When a batch is processed and the corresponding project is loaded, any related project or class script sheets are also loaded, assuming that their total number does not exceed the maximum number of sheets allowed by the current version of the WinWrap Basic engine. If the maximum number of loaded sheets is reached, it is necessary to stop all scripts and to unload the least used sheet, in order to load the next script sheet.

When a script is stopped global variables are no longer available and therefore global variables cannot be used. To avoid unpredictable behavior implement variables. For example, create a variable that holds the database connection string. This means that the variable is always available.