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Command Reference

Tool Properties

Property NameDefault ValueDescription
commandTimeout30.0sSets the timeout to wait for a command response. If no unit suffix is specified the value is interpreted as SECONDS
connectHandshakeTimeout1.5sThe connect timeout. If no unit suffix is specified the value is interpreted as SECONDS
longCommandDisplayThreshold5.0sCommands that take longer than the given time will result in the tool outputting their execution time. If no unit suffix is specified the value is interpreted as SECONDS
stacktracesfalseWhether or not command exception stacktraces should be dumped

Commands

get

Gets a configuration or environment property
Usage:
  get [-h] [-a] [<propName>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [<-a|--all> flag indicating that all properties should be listed
           (default='false')]
       [propName: The name of property to get, or with -a, a filter on
           properties to list]

            

reset

Reset a configuration or environment property to its default value
Usage:
  reset [-h] <propName> 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       propName: The name of property to reset. '*' resets all properties
           to their default value.

            

set

Sets a configuration or environment property
Usage:
  set [-h] [<propName>] [<propValue>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [propName: The name of property to set, if no name is set config
           properties are listed]
       [propValue: The value of the property to set. If omitted clears the
           property]

            

stacktraces

Sets whether or not command exception stacktraces should be shown
Usage:
  stacktraces [-h] <enabled> 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       enabled: <true|false|off|on> Indicates whether or not command
           exceptions should be displayed

            

history

Displays command history
Usage:
  history [-h] [-c] [<n>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [<-c|--clear> Clears command history]
       [n: lists only the last 'n' lines default='1000']

            

help

Displays help message
Usage:
  help [-h] [<command>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [command: When specifies displays help for that command only]

            

ansi

Enables or disables ansi output
Usage:
  ansi [-h] [<value>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [value: <off|on> Turns ansi on or off. With no argument display the
           current ansi setting]

            

echo

Displays a message or turns echo on or off
Usage:
  echo [-h] [<value>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [value: Displays a message or turns echo on or off. With no argument
           list the current echo setting]
       [message: A message to display default='']

            

script

Runs a command script
Usage:
  script [-h] [<script>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [script: The script file to execute]

            

bye | exit | quit

Exit the tool.
Usage:
  bye [-h] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]

            

listXvms | xvms

Shows available xvms
Usage:
  listXvms [-h] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]

            

disconnect

Closes currently open admin connections
Usage:
  disconnect [-h] [<xvm>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [xvm: The XVM in whose connection should be closed (if omitted
           closes all connections) ]

            

connect

Connects to an xvm
Usage:
  connect [-h] <xvm> 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       xvm: The XVM to connect to. 

            

listAppCommands

List commands for an XVM or an app hosted by a XVM
Usage:
  listAppCommands [-h] -x [-a] [-u] [<filter>] 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       <-x|--xvm> The XVM in which to list commands
       [<-a|--app> The app whose command to list. If 'admin' or omitted
           then XVM administration commands are listed. (default='admin')]
       [<-u|--usage> Flag that can be specified to additionally show usage
           for the commands. (default='false')]
       [filter: Optionally can be specified to list only commands that
           contain this filter in their name. '*' indicates that all commands
           should be displayed default='*']

            

invoke

Sends a command to a XVM or an app hosted by a XVM
Usage:
  invoke [-h] [<app>] <xvm> <command> 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       [app: The app whose command to list. If 'server' or omitted then XVM
           commands are listed. default='admin']
       xvm: The XVM in which to list commands
       command: The name of the command to execute
       [args: The command arguments]

            

admin

Sends a command to a XVM or an app hosted by a XVM
Usage:
  admin [-h] <dest> <command> 

       [<-h|--help> Displays this help message (default='false')]
       dest: The app and XVM against which to invoke the command specfied
           as <appName>@<xvmName>.
 The appName can be omitted if the command
           is an XVM command.
       command: The name of the command to execute
       [args: The command arguments]

            

 

 

 

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