iaud-server-script

To write TypeScript server scripts for i-AUD, create a new .ts file under the [ReportFolder]/ServerScript/ directory and implement backend logic using Rhino Matrix APIs for tasks like database queries and file processing.

The required project structure places your TypeScript server scripts inside [ReportFolder]/ServerScript/. This file placement ensures the i-AUD system correctly locates and executes your Rhino-based backend modules.

Yes, you can use core Matrix APIs to handle server-side tasks including database queries, file processing, and FTP operations when developing backend services for i-AUD reports.

The best way to structure reusable modules is to follow modular patterns that separate core logic, use shared modules within the ServerScript directory, and implement consistent error handling and logging strategies.

You need TypeScript to develop backend logic for i-AUD reports because the platform executes server scripts via the Rhino engine, which processes your typed code to implement secure and scalable server-side operations.

When developing Rhino server scripts, you must implement proper error handling, establish logging strategies, and follow security best practices to ensure your server-side logic remains secure and scalable within the i-AUD environment.