LogDoor 2.0 supports Apple Events and AppleScript in three distinct ways:
(1) Controlling AppleScripts. Like most applications, LogDoor accepts a number of AppleScript commands for performing standard operations like opening a task file, setting the input file and output folder, starting and stopping processing and writing reports. See the folder "Controlling AppleScripts" and the LogDoor AppleScript dictionary for details.
(2) Reporting AppleScripts. Whenever LogDoor goes to write its site-by-site reports, it can optionally also invoke an AppleScript for each site for which it writes out a report. This script can further customize the reports, or perform additional postprocessing for the site. See the folder "Reporting AppleScripts" for details of LogDoor's reporting AppleScripts.
(3) Periodic AppleScripts. If an AppleScript by the name of "LogDoor Periodic AppleScript" is included in the same folder as a particular task file, that script will be periodically invoked by LogDoor (every 30 minutes). The script can perform any sort of required periodic maintenance activity, such as flushing a Web server's log cache. See the folder "Periodic AppleScripts" for details of LogDoor's periodic AppleScripts.
