WinGate is an event driven application and so has numerous systems that have been specifically designed to respond appropriately to the occurrence of an event. These systems are known as event processors.
As explained in the Registered events section, each component in WinGate will register all the events that can occur during its operation with the Events system. On startup, the event processing systems will also register themselves with the Events system as event processors.
When a registered event takes place, the component that registered the event will notify the Events system that the event has occurred. The Events system will then notify all registered event processors so they can respond appropriately (if configured to do so). All of these notifications happen internally, immediately on occurrence of the event.
Event processors must be manually configured to respond to events. Since events can differ widely, it may not be appropriate for an event processor to respond to all events when they take place. You can select which event processors should be configured to respond to a particular event in several ways in WinGate.
Read more about specifying event processing
WinGate currently provides 5 different event processors:
Each policy you create will be based on the occurrence of a selected event(s) taking place. As such, the Policy system will only action and process the policy (respond to the event) whenever the selected event happens.
You can use the Lua runtime (script execution) environment to access relevant event data, and run a Lua script based on current event data values and global variables provided by the WinGate Data system.
You can the Run Javascript event processor to execute a Javascript whenever the selected event occurs. Like the Run Lua script event processor, the Javascript runtime (script execution) environment has access to current event data values, and global data items provided by the WinGate Data system.
The Run process event processor allows you to run an application or external process whenever the event takes place.
The Send Mail event processor allows you to configure an email that should be sent by WinGate whenever the event occurs.
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