Usage
java -jar javacloud.jar <-command> [-argument ...] [-help]
Note:
In a single command-line, the command can be specified first, between two
arguments, or last. The command name can optionally start with "-" only
when it is specified first following the JAR file (javacloud.jar).
Otherwise, it must start with a hyphen in order to be recognized. Each
command has a set of:
1. Mandatory arguments that must be specified
2. Optional arguments
3. Advanced arguments that are optional and used for special purposes
4.diagnostic/help arguments
Each argument must start with a hyphen. The argument value must follow
that argument. The value for boolean-valued arguments can be ignored to
effectively mean a value of true. The list of arguments can be in any
order.
The optional arguments can contain variables expressed in the form
'@{argument}', where argument can be the name of an argument supported by
the command. If argument is an optional argument, its default value, if
any, would replace the expression.
The argument -help can be specified anywhere after specifying a command to
get the list of arguments supported by that command.
For example:
1.)java -jar javacloud.jar -install -application myApp -user user1 -path c:\local\myapp.war
-serviceinstance myservice -identitydomain myidentitydomain
2.)java -jar javacloud.jar -job-status -user user1 -jobid 23223
3.)java -jar javacloud.jar list-service-metrics -help
Possible Commands are:
install
- Installs a user application that is already bundled and
available in the local disk. Please use the command
install-library, if you want to install a shared library.
delete
- Deletes an installed application permanently. The existing
user sessions for the application, if any, will be lost.
update
- Updates an existing installed application.
start
- Starts an already installed application that is in the
stopped state.
stop
- Stops an installed and running application.
list-jobs
- Lists all job details that are visible to the user. You can
scope the listing using options "serviceinstance" and/or
"application".
job-status
- Describes a job identified by its job ID. The description
includes the current status, start time, and end time of
the job.
list-job-logs
- Lists all the logs associated with a job.
job-log-file
- Downloads the job log file and writes to the local disk.
list-applications
- Lists all the applications that are installed and available
in the service instance.
describe-application
- Describes an application identified by its name. The
description includes the current status and the application
URLs (one for each web module) that can be used to access
the application. If you would like to know the run-time
metrics of web modules, use the command
"list-service-metrics".
query-service-logs
- Gets application log records that match the given search
criteria. The search scope is restricted using one of the
combinations "last,unit" or "starttime,endtime". You can
limit the number of log records in the search results to be
returned by using -limit.
query-access-logs
- Gets access log records that match the given search
criteria. The search scope is restricted using one of the
combinations "starttime,endtime". You can limit the number
of log records in the search results to be returned by
using -limit.
list-libraries
- Lists all the shared libraries that are installed and
available in the service instance.
describe-library
- Describes a shared library identified by its name, spec
version, and impl version. The description includes the
status, deploy type, type, and the name of the applications
that reference this library.
install-library
- Installs a custom shared library.
update-library
- Updates an existing installed shared library.
delete-library
- Deletes an installed shared library permanently.
list-credentials
- Lists all the credentials.
describe-credential
- Describes a credential identified by a key.
set-credential
- Adds or updates a credential against key.
delete-credential
- Deletes an existing credential.
list-ssl-certificates
- Lists all the trusted certificates from the SSL truststore.
SSL outbound calls from Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
are authorized based on these certificates.
add-ssl-certificates
- Uploads one or more new certificates into the outbound SSL
truststore from the local disk.
delete-ssl-certificates
- Deletes one or more existing certificates from the outbound
SSL truststore.
download-ssl-certificates
- Downloads one or more certificates from the outbound SSL
truststore to the local disk.
query-service-metrics
- Lists service instance application metrics. This command is
deprecated.
list-wss-certificates
- Lists all the trusted certificates from the web service
security (WSS) truststore.
add-wss-certificates
- Uploads one or more new certificate into the web service
security (WSS) truststore.
delete-wss-certificates
- Deletes one or more existing certificates from the web
service security (WSS) truststore.
download-wss-certificates
- Downloads a certificate from the web services security (WSS)
truststore.
list-service-instances
- List all the service instances under an identity domain.
describe-service-instance
- Describes a service instance under an identity domain. The
description includes the status of the service instance and
the size of the offering.
restart-service-instance
- Restarts the service instance.
fs-shell
- The command to perform file system-specific shell commands.
Note: The shell is not like an OS shell. This shell
supports only simple commands that are useful in managing
files in a Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension instance.
The options that are available for a standard OS command
are not available in this shell. For example, ls -ltr will
not work here. In this shell, the supported options work
exactly the same way the rest of the commands work outside
this shell.
1. Piping is not allowed.
2. Redirection is not allowed.
3. Special characters such as *,#:?![](){}<>%@$ are not
allowed. See -validatespecialchars.
config-shell
- The command to perform service/application configuration
commands.
download-artifacts
- Downloads artifacts such as
1. Whitelist configuration file used by the service
instance.
2. Applications deployed by the users.
3. Shared libraries that are available to user applications.
Multiple artifacts can be downloaded using a single
command-line.
list-datasource-jndinames
- Lists all the JNDI names for a data source.
add-datasource-jndiname
- Add a new JNDI name for a data source.
delete-datasource-jndiname
- Delete existing JNDI name for a data source.
list-system-properties
- Lists all persisted system properties.
set-system-property
- Adds or updates an existing system property. Requires
service instance restart to be effective.
delete-system-property
- Deletes a persisted system property.Requires service
instance restart to be effective.
usage
- Prints the usage of this tool into the HTML file (defaulted
to - usage.html) for off-line reference.
version
- Provides the build (version) number of this tool.
list-commands
- Lists all the commands. You can use the argument -search to
find specific set of commands. This is the default command
list-service-metrics
- Lists service instance metrics.
list-config
- Lists all available config. Please use the command
-set-config to change the value for any config.
set-config
- Sets the value for a config. Please use the comamnd
-list-config to list all the config names
list-ssl-private-keys
- Lists private keys.
delete-ssl-private-key
- Deletes an existing private key.
add-ssl-private-key
- Adds a new private key.
setup-wss-trust
- Single command to setup web service security trust from a
local weblogic domain to the Java Cloud Service-SaaS
Extension instnace on the cloud. Once the trust is setup,
the on-premise local weblogic domain will be able to
propagate identity and also able to protect message.
jrf-migrate-to-ps7
- Upgrade the instance to use the FMW Binaries 11.1.1.9
version instead of 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY
works with instances which has been created originally with
16.4.1 and before. The instance domain is restarted as part
of this process.
upgrade-service-instance
- Upgrade the instance to use the FMW Binaries 11.1.1.9
version instead of 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY
works with instances which has been created originally with
16.4.1 and before. The instance domain is restarted as part
of this process.
jrf-revert-to-ps6
- Downgrade the FMW Binaries migration from 11.1.1.9 version
to 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY works with instances
which has been performed the upgrade-service-instance/
jrf-migrate-to-ps7 command before. The instance domain is
restarted as part of this process.
downgrade-service-instance
- Downgrade the FMW Binaries migration from 11.1.1.9 version
to 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY works with instances
which has been performed the upgrade-service-instance/
jrf-migrate-to-ps7 command before. The instance domain is
restarted as part of this process.
refresh
- Updates an existing installed application.
Quick Argument Summary
Top
Command:
install - Installs a user application that is already bundled and
available in the local disk. Please use the command
install-library, if you want to install a shared library.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The location of the application file archive.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
application - The name of the application. The default value is the base
file name of the value specified for the argument -path.
Shortcut:app
applicationtype - The type of the application file to be deployed. The
default value is derived from the extension of the
application file specified with the argument path. The
recognized extensions are *.war and *.ear, For
un-recognized extensions, this argument must be specified.
When it is specified, the extension of the application file
is ignored.
Possible Value is from :('WAR','EAR','EJB','RAR')
Shortcut:at
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
Top
Command:
delete - Deletes an installed application permanently. The existing
user sessions for the application, if any, will be lost.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
Top
Command:
update - Updates an existing installed application.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The location of the application file archive.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
application - The name of the application. The default value is the base
file name of the value specified for the argument -path.
Shortcut:app
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
Top
Command:
start - Starts an already installed application that is in the
stopped state.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
Top
Command:
stop - Stops an installed and running application.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-jobs - Lists all job details that are visible to the user. You can
scope the listing using options "serviceinstance" and/or
"application".
Command alias:[listjobs]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The list of application names.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:app
status - The list of job status.
Possible Value is from :('FAILED','COMPLETE','RUNNING')
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:s
limit - The max number of search records to be returned. This
argument is applied after the search is done. If argument
is not specified or the specified value is not a positive
integer, the tool does not request for limiting the search
results. The default value is determined by Oracle Cloud.
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
sorton - The field on which the jobs in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('ID','STATUS','DURATION',
'STARTTIME','ENDTIME','UPDATETIME','APPLICATION',
'OPERATION')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
job-status - Describes a job identified by its job ID. The description
includes the current status, start time, and end time of
the job.
Command alias:[jobstatus]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
jobid - The ID of the job. Each job has a unique ID with in the
service instance.
Shortcut:j
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-job-logs - Lists all the logs associated with a job.
Command alias:[listjoblogs]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
jobid - The ID of the job. Each job has a unique ID with in the
service instance.
Shortcut:j
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
sorton - The field on which the logs in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('NAME','UPDATETIME')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
job-log-file - Downloads the job log file and writes to the local disk.
Command alias:[joblogfile]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
jobid - The ID of the job. Each job has a unique ID with in the
service instance.
Shortcut:j
log - The name of the log file to be downloaded.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
output - The path of the file where the contents of the log is to be
written to. The file will be over-written if it already
exists. By default, the system will create the file in the
current directory. The base name of the file will be the
value specified for "log" and the extension will be "log"
Shortcut:o
Default Value: ./
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-applications - Lists all the applications that are installed and available
in the service instance.
Command alias:[listapplications]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
sorton - The field on which the applications in the listing are to
be sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless
the argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('NAME','STATE','TYPE')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
describe-application - Describes an application identified by its name. The
description includes the current status and the application
URLs (one for each web module) that can be used to access
the application. If you would like to know the run-time
metrics of web modules, use the command
"list-service-metrics".
Command alias:[describeapplication]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
query-service-logs - Gets application log records that match the given search
criteria. The search scope is restricted using one of the
combinations "last,unit" or "starttime,endtime". You can
limit the number of log records in the search results to be
returned by using -limit.
Command alias:[queryservicelogs]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
output - The path of the file where the contents of the log is to be
written to. The file will be appended if one already
exists. If the path specified exists and if it is a
directory, a new file with the pattern
log_identitydomain_serviceinstance.log, if required, is
created under the directory. If this argument is not
specified, the log records are written to the tools output
stream.
Shortcut:o
xml - The flag (true/false) that indicates if the log records
have to be written as an XML document. When false, log
records are written in plain text format. This option is
generally enabled when you write the XML content into a
file for further processing.
Shortcut:x
Default Value: false
application - The list of application names.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:app
severity - The severity of the log messages.
Possible Value is from :('NOTIFICATION','WARNING','ERROR',
'TRACE','INCIDENT_ERROR')
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:sev
Default Value:
WARNING,ERROR,INCIDENT_ERROR
contains - The list of tokens to be found in each log record that
will be returned. You can specify the argument
-containsseperator if the default separator is actually
part of the token. In that case, you can specify the list
of tokens with any separator and pass that separator
through the argument -containsseperator
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:c
containsseperator - The separator to be used when multiple tokens are specified
at -contains
Default Value: ,
last - The last unit (scope) within which the search has to be
performed. This argument is applied before the search is
done. You can use -unit to multiply the scope of the
search. If the value specified is "RECORDS", it means the
last 100 (when unit=1) log records to be searched. Use
-limit for limiting the search results. This argument is
not used when -starttime is specified.
Possible Value is from :('MINUTE','HOUR','DAY','MONTH',
'YEAR','RECORDS')
Shortcut:la
Default Value: DAY
unit - The size of the unit specified at -last. The value
specified should be positive integer.
Default Value: 1
starttime - The start date-time from which the log records are to be
searched. When this is specified, the argument -last is
ignored.
Shortcut:st
endtime - The end date-time up to which the log records are to be
searched. The default value is the current time. This
parameter is applicable only when -starttime is specified.
Shortcut:et
datetimeformat - The date-time format used by the command to parse the input
date-time fields. You can provide custom formats. If a
format does not include any of the fields from (yy, MM, dd)
the corresponding value from the current date is used. For
example, if the format is "dd", and if the user enters 12,
this means the 12th day of the current month of the current
year.
Shortcut:dtf
Default Value: MM/dd
limit - The max number of search records to be returned. This
argument is applied after the search is done. If argument
is not specified or the specified value is not a positive
integer, the tool does not request for limiting the search
results. The default value is determined by Oracle Cloud.
follow - The flag (true/false) that indicates if the log records
have to be followed. When true, the tool will wait
indefinitely for new log records matching the search
criteria specified. This argument is not used if "endtime"
is specified.
Shortcut:f
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
sorton - The field on which the log records in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('TIME','SEVERITY','MESSAGE')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
query-access-logs - Gets access log records that match the given search
criteria. The search scope is restricted using one of the
combinations "starttime,endtime". You can limit the number
of log records in the search results to be returned by
using -limit.
Command alias:[queryaccesslogs]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
output - The path of the file where the contents of the log is to be
written to. The file will be appended if one already
exists. If the path specified exists and if it is a
directory, a new file with the pattern
access_log_identitydomain_serviceinstance.log, if required,
is created under the directory. If this argument is not
specified, the log records are written to the tools output
stream.
Shortcut:o
xml - The flag (true/false) that indicates if the log records
have to be written as an XML document. When false, log
records are written in plain text format. This option is
generally enabled when you write the XML content into a
file for further processing.
Shortcut:x
Default Value: false
httpmethod - The HTTP Method used for request search for in the access
logs. You can provide one or multiple values for this
parametrer such as: 'GET,PUT,POST,DELETE'.
Possible Value is from :('GET','POST','DELETE','PUT')
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:hm
Default Value: GET
urlpath - The url path used for request search for in the access logs.
Shortcut:up
calluser - The auth username search for in the access log.
Shortcut:cu
sourceip - The source IP from where was made the request which search
for in the access logs.
Shortcut:sip
status - The response status of the access request.
Shortcut:sts
server - The name of the server.
Possible Value is from :('m0','m1','m2','m3')
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:ser
starttime - The start date-time from which the log records are to be
searched. When this is specified, the argument -last is
ignored.
Shortcut:st
endtime - The end date-time up to which the log records are to be
searched. The default value is the current time. This
parameter is applicable only when -starttime is specified.
Shortcut:et
datetimeformat - The date-time format used by the command to parse the input
date-time fields. You can provide custom formats. If a
format does not include any of the fields from (yy, MM, dd)
the corresponding value from the current date is used. For
example, if the format is "dd", and if the user enters 12,
this means the 12th day of the current month of the current
year.
Shortcut:dtf
Default Value: MM/dd
limit - The max number of search records to be returned. This
argument is applied after the search is done. If argument
is not specified or the specified value is not a positive
integer, the tool does request for limiting the search
results to a max value. The default and max value is
determined by Oracle Cloud.
Shortcut:l
follow - The flag (true/false) that indicates if the log records
have to be followed. When true, the tool will wait
indefinitely for new log records matching the search
criteria specified. This argument is not used if "endtime"
is specified.
Shortcut:f
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-libraries - Lists all the shared libraries that are installed and
available in the service instance.
Command alias:[listlibraries]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
sorton - The field on which the libraries in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('NAME','STATE','TYPE','SPEC',
'IMPL')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
describe-library - Describes a shared library identified by its name, spec
version, and impl version. The description includes the
status, deploy type, type, and the name of the applications
that reference this library.
Command alias:[describelibrary]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
library - The name of the library.
Shortcut:lib
specversion - The specification version of the library.
Shortcut:sv
implversion - The implementation version of the library.
Shortcut:iv
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
install-library - Installs a custom shared library.
Command alias:[installlibrary]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The location of the library file archive.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
library - The name of the library.
Shortcut:lib
specversion - The specification version of the library.
Shortcut:sv
implversion - The implementation version of the library.
Shortcut:iv
librarytype - The type of the custom library to be deployed.
Possible Value is from :('JAR','WAR','EAR')
Shortcut:t
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
update-library - Updates an existing installed shared library.
Command alias:[updatelibrary]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The location of the application file archive.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
library - The name of the library.
Shortcut:lib
specversion - The specification version of the library.
Shortcut:sv
implversion - The implementation version of the library.
Shortcut:iv
librarytype - The type of the custom library to be deployed.
Possible Value is from :('JAR','WAR','EAR')
Shortcut:t
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-library - Deletes an installed shared library permanently.
Command alias:[deletelibrary]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
library - The name of the library.
Shortcut:lib
specversion - The specification version of the library.
Shortcut:sv
implversion - The implementation version of the library.
Shortcut:iv
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
force - The flag to indicate if the operation needs to be forced.
Shortcut:f
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-credentials - Lists all the credentials.
Command alias:[listcredentials]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
map - The name of the credential map.
Please use
user.custom.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have access to. All the authenticated
users with the role 'UserMapAccessRole' will be able to
read credentials from this map.
oracle.wsm.security - for storing credentials that web
service clients would use.
user.public.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have anonymous access to. Users will be
able to read credentials from this map without
authentication.
Possible Value is from :('oracle.wsm.security',
'user.custom.map','user.public.map')
Shortcut:m
Default Value: oracle.wsm.security
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
describe-credential - Describes a credential identified by a key.
Command alias:[describecredential]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
key - The key that a credential is bound to. This will be the
value for the csf-key property that you would specify in a
web service client invocation. The credential map is
oracle.wsm.security.
Shortcut:k
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
map - The name of the credential map.
Please use
user.custom.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have access to. All the authenticated
users with the role 'UserMapAccessRole' will be able to
read credentials from this map.
oracle.wsm.security - for storing credentials that web
service clients would use.
user.public.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have anonymous access to. Users will be
able to read credentials from this map without
authentication.
Possible Value is from :('oracle.wsm.security',
'user.custom.map','user.public.map')
Shortcut:m
Default Value: oracle.wsm.security
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-credential - Adds or updates a credential against key.
Command alias:[setcredential]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
key - The key that a credential is bound to. This will be the
value for the csf-key property that you would specify in a
web service client invocation. The credential map is
oracle.wsm.security.
Shortcut:k
keyuser - The user name that is bound with the key.
Shortcut:ku
keypassword - The password that is bound with the key.
Shortcut:kp
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
map - The name of the credential map.
Please use
user.custom.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have access to. All the authenticated
users with the role 'UserMapAccessRole' will be able to
read credentials from this map.
oracle.wsm.security - for storing credentials that web
service clients would use.
user.public.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have anonymous access to. Users will be
able to read credentials from this map without
authentication.
Possible Value is from :('oracle.wsm.security',
'user.custom.map','user.public.map')
Shortcut:m
Default Value: oracle.wsm.security
description - Description for credential.
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-credential - Deletes an existing credential.
Command alias:[deletecredential]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
key - The key that a credential is bound to. This will be the
value for the csf-key property that you would specify in a
web service client invocation. The credential map is
oracle.wsm.security.
Shortcut:k
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
map - The name of the credential map.
Please use
user.custom.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have access to. All the authenticated
users with the role 'UserMapAccessRole' will be able to
read credentials from this map.
oracle.wsm.security - for storing credentials that web
service clients would use.
user.public.map - for storing credentials that user
applications can have anonymous access to. Users will be
able to read credentials from this map without
authentication.
Possible Value is from :('oracle.wsm.security',
'user.custom.map','user.public.map')
Shortcut:m
Default Value: oracle.wsm.security
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-ssl-certificates - Lists all the trusted certificates from the SSL truststore.
SSL outbound calls from Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
are authorized based on these certificates.
Command alias:[listsslcertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
sorton - The field on which the certificates in the listing are to
be sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless
the argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('ALIAS','DN','EXPIRY')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
add-ssl-certificates - Uploads one or more new certificates into the outbound SSL
truststore from the local disk.
Command alias:[addsslcertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The path to a certificate or Java keystore file. See the
option -certfiletype to know all the possible file types.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
alias - The certificate alias or list of aliases separated by a
comma. When not specified, the alias list is determined by
the certificate file type. See the argument -certfiletype.
For
JKS - alias is read from the input jks.
PEM - alias is read from the header section of the
certificate entry.
CER - alias is the base file name.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
certfiletype - The type of the certificate file that is input. When not
specified, the default value may be derived from the path
extension. See the argument -path.
Possible Value is from :('CER','PEM','JKS')
Shortcut:cft
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-ssl-certificates - Deletes one or more existing certificates from the outbound
SSL truststore.
Command alias:[deletesslcertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
alias - The certificate alias, or list of aliases, separated by a
comma.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
download-ssl-certificates - Downloads one or more certificates from the outbound SSL
truststore to the local disk.
Command alias:[downloadsslcertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
alias - The certificate alias or list of aliases separated by a
comma. When not specified, the alias list is determined by
the certificate file type. See the argument -certfiletype.
For
JKS - alias is read from the input jks.
PEM - alias is read from the header section of the
certificate entry.
CER - alias is the base file name.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
output - The output path where the certificate will be written to.
If the path does not exist, it will be treated as a
directory, which will be created.
The output file that is created will be based on the value
of the arguments -alias and -certfiletype. If the path
exists, then the extension of the file will be the default
value for -certfiletype. Existing output files will be
overwritten.
If you need to control the output file name and path,
create an empty file with the appropriate extension and
then pass that path.
Shortcut:o
Default Value: ./
certfiletype - The type of the certificate file that is to be downloaded.
When not specified, the default value may be derived from
the output file extension. When the output is a directory,
it downloads the certificate(s) into a Java keystore. See
the argument -output.
Possible Value is from :('CER','PEM','JKS')
Shortcut:cft
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
query-service-metrics - Lists service instance application metrics.
Command alias:[queryservicemetrics]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
groupby - The parameter that indicates how the listing of metrics is
grouped. By default, no grouping is done across servers and
application components.
Possible Value is from :('SERVER','COMPONENT',
'SERVER_COMPONENT')
Shortcut:gb
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
sorton - The field on which the metrics in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('SERVER','COMPONENT','INSTANCE',
'METRIC','VALUE')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-wss-certificates - Lists all the trusted certificates from the web service
security (WSS) truststore.
Command alias:[listwsscertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
sorton - The field on which the certificates in the listing are to
be sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless
the argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('ALIAS','DN','EXPIRY')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
add-wss-certificates - Uploads one or more new certificate into the web service
security (WSS) truststore.
Command alias:[addwsscertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The path to a certificate or Java keystore file. See the
option -certfiletype to know all the possible file types.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
alias - The certificate alias or list of aliases separated by a
comma. When not specified, the alias list is determined by
the certificate file type. See the argument -certfiletype.
For
JKS - alias is read from the input jks.
PEM - alias is read from the header section of the
certificate entry.
CER - alias is the base file name.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
certfiletype - The type of the certificate file that is input. When not
specified, the default value may be derived from the path
extension. See the argument -path.
Possible Value is from :('CER','PEM','JKS')
Shortcut:cft
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-wss-certificates - Deletes one or more existing certificates from the web
service security (WSS) truststore.
Command alias:[deletewsscertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
alias - The certificate alias, or list of aliases, separated by a
comma.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
download-wss-certificates - Downloads a certificate from the web services security (WSS)
truststore.
Command alias:[downloadwsscertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
alias - The certificate alias or list of aliases separated by a
comma. When not specified, the alias list is determined by
the certificate file type. See the argument -certfiletype.
For
JKS - alias is read from the input jks.
PEM - alias is read from the header section of the
certificate entry.
CER - alias is the base file name.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
output - The output path where the certificate will be written to.
If the path does not exist, it will be treated as a
directory, which will be created.
The output file that is created will be based on the value
of the arguments -alias and -certfiletype. If the path
exists, then the extension of the file will be the default
value for -certfiletype. Existing output files will be
overwritten.
If you need to control the output file name and path,
create an empty file with the appropriate extension and
then pass that path.
Shortcut:o
Default Value: ./
certfiletype - The type of the certificate file that is to be downloaded.
When not specified, the default value may be derived from
the output file extension. When the output is a directory,
it downloads the certificate(s) into a Java keystore. See
the argument -output.
Possible Value is from :('CER','PEM','JKS')
Shortcut:cft
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-service-instances - List all the service instances under an identity domain.
Command alias:[listserviceinstances]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
describe-service-instance - Describes a service instance under an identity domain. The
description includes the status of the service instance and
the size of the offering.
Command alias:[describeserviceinstance]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
restart-service-instance - Restarts the service instance.
Command alias:[restartserviceinstance]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
timeout - The timeout, in seconds, of the job to be created. The job
will fail when the timeout occurs.
Shortcut:to
Default Value: 900
force - The flag to indicate if the operation needs to be forced.
Shortcut:f
Default Value: true
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
fs-shell - The command to perform file system-specific shell commands.
Note: The shell is not like an OS shell. This shell
supports only simple commands that are useful in managing
files in a Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension instance.
The options that are available for a standard OS command
are not available in this shell. For example, ls -ltr will
not work here. In this shell, the supported options work
exactly the same way the rest of the commands work outside
this shell.
1. Piping is not allowed.
2. Redirection is not allowed.
3. Special characters such as *,#:?![](){}<>%@$ are not
allowed. See -validatespecialchars.
Command alias:[fs, fsshell]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
command - The commands that are to be executed automatically once the
control enters the shell. The list of commands can be
separated with ;. The command "exit" should be specified in
the command list, if the shell has to exit at the end of
running all the commands. Also, see -autoexitonfailure
Shortcut:c
autoexitonfailure - The flag(true/false) to indicate if the shell should exit
when a command fails. This is applicable only when -command
is specified.
Shortcut:ax
Default Value: false
validatespecialchars - The flag(true/false) to indicate if the arguments are to be
validated for special characters *,#:?![](){}<>%@$. The
special characters are not supported.
Shortcut:val
Default Value: true
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
config-shell - The command to perform service/application configuration
commands.
Command alias:[configshell]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
command - The commands that are to be executed automatically once the
control enters the shell. The list of commands can be
separated with ;. The command "exit" should be specified in
the command list, if the shell has to exit at the end of
running all the commands. Also, see -autoexitonfailure
Shortcut:c
autoexitonfailure - The flag(true/false) to indicate if the shell should exit
when a command fails. This is applicable only when -command
is specified.
Shortcut:ax
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
download-artifacts - Downloads artifacts such as
1. Whitelist configuration file used by the service
instance.
2. Applications deployed by the users.
3. Shared libraries that are available to user applications.
Multiple artifacts can be downloaded using a single
command-line.
Command alias:[downloadartifacts]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
config - Argument to specify the required configuration to be
download. The base name of the downloaded file will be the
value itself. The extension is based on the type of the
configuration.
Possible Value is from :('whitelist-configuration')
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:c
This argument is not required when one from ('application',
'library') is specified.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
application - The list of application names.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:app
library - The name of the library. The name can be simple or of the
form name#specversion@implversion.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:lib
output - The directory under which the artifacts are to be
downloaded. Existing file under this directory will be
over-written.
Shortcut:o
Default Value: ./
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-datasource-jndinames - Lists all the JNDI names for a data source.
Command alias:[listdatasourcejndinames]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
datasource - Name of the data source associated with the Java Cloud
Service - SaaS Extension. Supported Charaters in DataSource
name: [a-z],[A-Z],[0-9].
Shortcut:ds
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
add-datasource-jndiname - Add a new JNDI name for a data source.
Command alias:[adddatasourcejndiname]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
jndiname - JNDI name of the data source associated with the Java Cloud
Service - SaaS Extension. Supported Charaters in JNDI name:
[a-z],[A-Z],[0-9],":",".","/","-","_".
Shortcut:jn
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
datasource - Name of the data source associated with the Java Cloud
Service - SaaS Extension. Supported Charaters in DataSource
name: [a-z],[A-Z],[0-9].
Shortcut:ds
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-datasource-jndiname - Delete existing JNDI name for a data source.
Command alias:[deletedatasourcejndiname]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
jndiname - JNDI name of the data source associated with the Java Cloud
Service - SaaS Extension. Supported Charaters in JNDI name:
[a-z],[A-Z],[0-9],":",".","/","-","_".
Shortcut:jn
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
datasource - Name of the data source associated with the Java Cloud
Service - SaaS Extension. Supported Charaters in DataSource
name: [a-z],[A-Z],[0-9].
Shortcut:ds
force - The flag to indicate if the operation needs to be forced.
Shortcut:f
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-system-properties - Lists all persisted system properties.
Command alias:[listsystemproperties]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-system-property - Adds or updates an existing system property. Requires
service instance restart to be effective.
Command alias:[setsystemproperty]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
name - The name of the property.
Shortcut:n
value - The value of the property.
Shortcut:v
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-system-property - Deletes a persisted system property.Requires service
instance restart to be effective.
Command alias:[deletesystemproperty]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
name - The name of the property.
Shortcut:n
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
usage - Prints the usage of this tool into the HTML file (defaulted to -
usage.html) for off-line reference.
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
output - The output directory in which the usage.html is to be written. The
default value is the current directory.
Shortcut:o
Advanced argument(s):
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text should be
printed. The default value is false. When true, only the help is printed
and all the other arguments, if specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help text should
be printed. The default value is false. When true, the help is printed in
full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
version - Provides the build (version) number of this tool.
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text should be printed.
The default value is false. When true, only the help is printed and all the
other arguments, if specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help text should be
printed. The default value is false. When true, the help is printed in full
detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-commands - Lists all the commands. You can use the argument -search to find
specific set of commands. This is the default command.
Command alias:[listcommands]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
search - The text that is to be searched over the list of commands and
descriptions. Only the matching commands are displayed.
Shortcut:s
Default Value:
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should be done in
verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should be done in a
grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the console window to ensure
that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want to limit the
width of the grid display (for example, when you have a smaller display)
.
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be formed to
fit within the width. This is applicable when the argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text should be
printed. The default value is false. When true, only the help is printed
and all the other arguments, if specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help text should
be printed. The default value is false. When true, the help is printed
in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-service-metrics - Lists service instance metrics.
Command alias:[listservicemetrics]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
metric - The name of the metric. It should be of the format parent/
child**, for example: infra/storage. Possible values for
parent are: {instance, infra, databases, servers,
applications}. The value for child can be empty. If this
attribute is not provided, the instance level metric is
returned. If the value is '/' or empty, all metrics will be
listed
Shortcut:mn
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
gridtree - The flag(true/false) to indicate to show the grid content
in a tree-like format, by grouping columns with the same
value.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: false
sorton - The field on which the metrics in the listing are to be
sorted. The sorting is done in ascending order unless the
argument descending is specified.
Possible Value is from :('METRIC','VALUE','TYPE',
'COMPONENT')
Shortcut:so
descending - The boolean (true/false) that states if the sorting has to
be done in descending order. This is applicable only when
sorton is specified.
Shortcut:desc
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-config - Lists all available config. Please use the command
-set-config to change the value for any config.
Command alias:[listconfig]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
showvalues - When on, the config value is fetched for each config.
Shortcut:sv
Default Value: false
search - Use this to narrow down config list. It will list down all
the configs containing string given with this option
Shortcut:s
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-config - Sets the value for a config. Please use the comamnd
-list-config to list all the config names
Command alias:[setconfig]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
name - Simple config name.
Shortcut:n
value - The value of the config
Shortcut:v
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-ssl-private-keys - Lists private keys.
Command alias:[listsslprivatekeys]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
grid - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in a grid. Make sure to allow enough width on the
console window to ensure that the grid does not wrap.
Shortcut:g
Default Value: true
gridwidth - The maximum width of the grid. You can use this if you want
to limit the width of the grid display (for example, when
you have a smaller display).
Note: If you specify a smaller width, the grid might not be
formed to fit within the width. This is applicable when the
argument grid is true.
Shortcut:gw
Default Value: 180
verbose - The flag(true/false) that indicates if the listing should
be done in verbose(full-format).
Shortcut:v
Default Value: false
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-ssl-private-key - Deletes an existing private key.
Command alias:[deletesslprivatekey]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
alias - The private key alias.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
add-ssl-private-key - Adds a new private key.
Command alias:[addsslprivatekey]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
path - The path to a Java keystore file.
alias - The private key alias.
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
targetalias - Alias using which Private Key will be stored.
Shortcut:t
keypassword - Key password, password provided when the key was created.
Shortcut:kp
storepassword - Keystore password,password provided when the keystore was
created.
Shortcut:sp
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
setup-wss-trust - Single command to setup web service security trust from a
local weblogic domain to the Java Cloud Service-SaaS
Extension instnace on the cloud. Once the trust is setup,
the on-premise local weblogic domain will be able to
propagate identity and also able to protect message.
Command alias:[setupwsstrust]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
alias - The certificate for the local weblogic domain. If this
certificate is not already imported to the cloud instance,
please specify the argument -path. In that case, the
certificate will be imported automatically against this
alias while setting up the trust.
If the certificate is already imported, just specify the
existing alias here. You can list all the trusted
certificates using the command -list-wss-certificates
issuer - The SAML issuer name.
Shortcut:is
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
path - The path to the certificate source. This is to be uesd only
if the certificate is not already exported. Please see the
argument -certfiletype to see all the types of files
supported.
certfiletype - The type of the certificate file that is input. When not
specified, the default value may be derived from the path
extension. See the argument -path.
Possible Value is from :('CER','PEM','JKS')
Shortcut:cft
output - The output path where the certificate of the cloud instance
is downloaded.
Shortcut:o
Default Value: ./
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
jrf-migrate-to-ps7 - Upgrade the instance to use the FMW Binaries 11.1.1.9
version instead of 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY
works with instances which has been created originally with
16.4.1 and before. The instance domain is restarted as part
of this process.
Command alias:[jrfmigratetops7]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
upgrade-service-instance - Upgrade the instance to use the FMW Binaries 11.1.1.9
version instead of 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY
works with instances which has been created originally with
16.4.1 and before. The instance domain is restarted as part
of this process.
Command alias:[upgradeserviceinstance]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
jrf-revert-to-ps6 - Downgrade the FMW Binaries migration from 11.1.1.9 version
to 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY works with instances
which has been performed the upgrade-service-instance/
jrf-migrate-to-ps7 command before. The instance domain is
restarted as part of this process.
Command alias:[jrfreverttops6]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
downgrade-service-instance - Downgrade the FMW Binaries migration from 11.1.1.9 version
to 11.1.1.7 version. This command ONLY works with instances
which has been performed the upgrade-service-instance/
jrf-migrate-to-ps7 command before. The instance domain is
restarted as part of this process.
Command alias:[downgradeserviceinstance]
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
refresh - Updates an existing installed application.
Mandatory argument(s):
user - The user name for authentication.
Shortcut:u
identitydomain - The name of the identity domain under an account.
Shortcut:id
serviceinstance - The name of the service instance under the identity domain
specified for the argument identitydomain.
Shortcut:si
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
httpproxy - The http(s) proxy server connection details to be used to
connect to the address specified with the argument
adminurl. The value is of the form "proxyhost:port@user/
password" where port, user/password are optional. You can
just input the proxy host when the proxy is running at 80
and the proxy does not require authentication.
Shortcut:hp
apiversion - Version of SDK API.
Possible Value is from :('1.0','2.0')
Shortcut:av
Default Value: 1.0
Advanced argument(s):
datacenter - The name of the data center where the identity domain is
available. The value, if specified, for the argument
adminurl will override this argument.
Possible Value is from :('us1','us2','em1','em2','ap1',
'ap2')
Shortcut:dc
Default Value: us1
adminurl - The Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension administrative
endpoint URL. It should be an http(s) location. When
specified, this overrides the value of datacenter. The
value is of the form
https://javaservices.<datacenter>.cloud.oracle.com where
datacenter could be a new value (only in small letters)
that you cannot specify through datacenter. The system will
prompt for the password necessary to authenticate the user.
Shortcut:a
nohttpproxy - The boolean (true/false) to indicate if the direct
connection should be used to connect to the address
specified with the argument adminurl. This flag is
applicable only if the argument httpproxy is specified. It
will take the default value of true when the argument
httpproxy is not specified.
Shortcut:nhp
Default Value: false
ignorehostnameverification - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the host
name verification must be skipped. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when the host uses a wrong certificate that is not
issued for that host, and you are aware of this fact.
Shortcut:ig
Default Value: false
trustservercert - Only for SSL. The flag (true/false) indicates if the client
must trust the server certificate. Do not use this argument
when you connect to a genuine server. Instead, use this
argument when you trust the server yourself, since the
server is not trusted by the trust-store.
Shortcut:tsc
Default Value: false
truststore - Only for SSL. The path to the JKS file that will be the
trust-store for the client. The default value is the
"cacerts" file found in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security.
Note: The default value shown here is only a sample default
value. The actual default value will be derived from the
environment in which this tool is run.
Shortcut:ts
Default Value:
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.7.0_51/jre/lib/security/cacerts
local - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to
perform deployment and application management operations
against a local WebLogic domain. When true, the protocol in
the adminurl is ignored and t3 is assumed. The arguments
identitydomain,serviceinstance can take any values and are
ignored.
When true, make sure to pass adminurl to point to your
local instance.
For example: -adminurl t3://host:7001
Also, see the argument -classpath.
Shortcut:l
Default Value: false
classpath - The classpath to be used. The default value is read from
the environment variable CLASSPATH. This is required only
when local is true and it points weblogic.jar and
localextension.jar.
Shortcut:cp
Diagnostic/Help argument(s):
debug - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the debug-level
messages should be printed. The debug messages are more
detailed than INFO-level messages. The default value is
false.
Default Value: false
help - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the help text
should be printed. The default value is false. When true,
only the help is printed and all the other arguments, if
specified, are ignored.
Shortcut:h
Default Value: false
detail - The flag (true/false) to indicate whether the detailed help
text should be printed. The default value is false. When
true, the help is printed in full detail.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false