Below is an example demonstrating how you can iterate over all importers and inspect them for any script accessible settings. These settings can then be used to control the importer via script.
// Define an anonymous function; // serves as our main loop, // limits the scope of variables (function(){ // Get the import manager var oImportMgr = App.getImportMgr(); // Get the number of importers var nImporters = oImportMgr.getNumImporters(); // Declare working variables var oImporter, oSettings; var aExtensions; var nExtensions; // Iterate over all importers for( var i = 0; i < nImporters; i += 1 ){ // Get the 'current' importer oImporter = oImportMgr.getImporter( i ); // Create a new settings object to collect settings with oSettings = new DzFileIOSettings(); // Cause the importer to give up the goods, // without displaying its options dialog oImporter.getOptions( oSettings, false, "" ); // Dump information about the exporter to the console/log, // so we can see what we are dealing with print( "-----------------------------" ); print( "Class Name :", oImporter.className() ); print( "Description :", oImporter.getDescription() ); // Get the number of extensions supported by the importer nExtensions = oImporter.getNumExtensions(); // Pre-size the extensions array for each importer aExtensions = new Array( nExtensions ); // Iterate over the extensions, setting each element in the array for( var j = 0; j < nExtensions; j += 1 ){ aExtensions[ j ] = oImporter.getExtension( j ); } print( "Extension :", aExtensions.join( ", " ) ); print( "Settings :", oSettings.toJsonString() ); print( "\n" ); } // Finalize the function and invoke })();