This section allows to create and execute groovy scripts using sample input documents in a contained environment.

The DXF Playground has different sections to use or get to know about:

• DXF Sandbox.
• System Properties.
• Writing DXF.
• Rendered DXF.
• Copy DXF.
• Initial Configuration.
• Current Configuration.
• DXF Palette.

Configurations

1. On the Aspire Admin UI go to the tools tab (expand the tab). Image Modified
2. Go to the DXF Groovy Playground tab. Image Removed Image Added
3. DXF SandboxGroovy Script:  Write and test the DXFgroovy script.
4. System Properties: This section is used for mocking system properties, is useful when you are using the 'sysConfig' control to show sections depending on system properties.
   Note: You can define multiple properties using a semicolon (;)
5. Write DXF: Write your own DXF form.
6. Rendered DXF:  In this section you can see how the DXF will look like when rendered.
7. Copy DXF: Copies the current DXF to the clipboard.
8. Initial Configuration: Show the initial values of the rendered dxf, when it is rendered.
9. Current Configuration: Show the current values of the rendered dxf.
10. DXF Palette: If you don't know how to use a specific DXF control, click here so you can see examples of each available DXF control and the available validations for them.
11. Input document: You can use a sample aspire object for testing your script, we can put it here.
    Important: The aspire object must be on XML format.
12. Result and groovy output: You can see the result of the script. There is also the output of the console.
    Important: If the script is invalid or crashes, you'll see the stack trace on the error section.