Usage
command [-help] [-args] [input values] [;nextcommand]
Shell for application and domain configuration.
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.
Otherwise, it must start with a hyphen in order to be recognized. A
command may have optional 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 argument -help can be specified anywhere after specifying a command to
get the list of arguments supported by that command.
For example:
1.)list-webservice-clients -application myapp -verbose
2.)set application=myapplication "service=Service with space"
3.)set-webservice-client-property -help
Possible Commands are:
set
- sets or removes or prints default values for all
arguments supported by various commands in this
shell.If an argument is set here, that does not need
to be passed on the command line.
E.g) set application=myapp;set application;set
list-applications
- Lists all the deployed applications.
E.g) list-applications
restart-application
- Restarts an application.
E.g) restart-application -application myapp
list-all-webservice-policies
- Lists all the available webservice policies.
E.g) list-all-webservice-policies;
list-all-webservice-policies-subject client
list-webservices
- Lists all the web services.
E.g) list-webservices -application myapp -verbose
attach-webservice-policy
- Attaches service policies to a web service endpoint.
E.g) attach-webservice-policy -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
detach-webservice-policy
- Detaches service policies from a web service
endpoint.
E.g) detach-webservice-policy -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
enable-webservice-policy
- Enables already attached policies at a web service
endpoint.
E.g) enable-webservice-policy -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
disable-webservice-policy
- Disables active policies at a web service endpoint.
E.g) disable-webservice-policy -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
set-webservice-config
- Sets web services configuration.
E.g) set-webservice-config -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -configprops
enable=true,enableTestPage=true,enableWSDL=false
set-webservice-policy-override
- Sets web service policy overrides.
E.g) set-webservice-policy-override -application
myapp -module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss10_message_protection_service_policy
-overrideprops keystore.sig.csf.key=sign-csf-key
list-webservice-clients
- Lists all the web service clients.
E.g) list-webservice-clients -application myapp;
list-webservice-clients -application myapp -verbose
attach-webservice-client-policy
- Attaches service policies to a web service endpoint.
E.g) attach-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
detach-webservice-client-policy
- Detaches client policies to a web service client.
E.g) detach-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
enable-webservice-client-policy
- Enables client policies to a web service client.
E.g) enable-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
disable-webservice-client-policy
- Detaches client policies to a web service client.
E.g) disable-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
list-webservice-client-properties
- Lists client stub properties to a web service client.
E.g) list-webservice-client-properties -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport
set-webservice-client-property
- Sets web service client stub properties to a web
service client.
E.g) set-webservice-client-property -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport
list-token-issuer-trust
- Sets SAML token trust.
E.g) list-token-issuer-trust -tokentype dns.hok
set-token-issuer-trust
- Sets SAML token trust.
E.g) set-token-issuer-trust -alias test -issuer ora ;
set-token-issuer-trust -issuer ora -trustedDN "\\
"CN=COne,OU=Test,ST=CA\\",\\"CN=CTwo\\""
list-wss-certificates
- Lists WSS certificates.
E.g) list-wss-certificates
delete-token-issuer-trust
- Deletes SAML token trust.
E.g) delete-token-issuer-trust -issuer www.sample.com
list-loggers
- List the name and log level of all the Loggers or of
a given Logger and optionally its children.
E.g) list-loggers -logger test -cl
set-log-level
- Set the Log level of the Logger to the given level.
E.g) set-log-level -logger test.TestLogger -level ALL
echo
- Echos the given text.
E.g) echo text
usage
- Prints the usage of this tool into the HTML file
(defaulted to - usage.html) for off-line reference.
exit
- Exits from this shell.
hist
- Displays history of commands. It can also execute a
command from the history.
E.g) hist;hist id
Quick Argument Summary
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Command:
set - sets or removes or prints default values for all arguments supported by
various commands in this shell.If an argument is set here, that does not
need to be passed on the command line.
E.g) set application=myapp;set application;set
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
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
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Command:
list-applications - Lists all the deployed applications.
E.g) list-applications
Command alias:[listapplications]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
restart-application - Restarts an application.
E.g) restart-application -application myapp
Command alias:[restartapplication]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-all-webservice-policies - Lists all the available webservice policies.
E.g) list-all-webservice-policies;
list-all-webservice-policies-subject client
Command alias:[listallwebservicepolicies]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
subject - The policy subject(client/server) where the policy could
be attached.
Shortcut:sub
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-webservices - Lists all the web services.
E.g) list-webservices -application myapp -verbose
Command alias:[listwebservices]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
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):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
attach-webservice-policy - Attaches service policies to a web service endpoint.
E.g) attach-webservice-policy -application myapp -module
myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}MyTestService -subject
mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
Command alias:[attachwebservicepolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact is
found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form {namespace}
service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web service
port or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
detach-webservice-policy - Detaches service policies from a web service endpoint.
E.g) detach-webservice-policy -application myapp -module
myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}MyTestService -subject
mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
Command alias:[detachwebservicepolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact is
found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form {namespace}
service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web service
port or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
enable-webservice-policy - Enables already attached policies at a web service endpoint.
E.g) enable-webservice-policy -application myapp -module
myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}MyTestService -subject
mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
Command alias:[enablewebservicepolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact is
found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form {namespace}
service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web service
port or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
disable-webservice-policy - Disables active policies at a web service endpoint.
E.g) disable-webservice-policy -application myapp -module
myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}MyTestService
-subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_or_username_token_over_ssl_service_policy
Command alias:[disablewebservicepolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact is
found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form {namespace}
service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web service
port or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-webservice-config - Sets web services configuration.
E.g) set-webservice-config -application myapp -module myweb
-service {http://sample.test.ws/}MyTestService -subject
mytestport -configprops enable=true,enableTestPage=true,
enableWSDL=false
Command alias:[setwebserviceconfig]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact is found.
It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form {namespace}
service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web service port
or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
configprops - The set of configuration properties expressed in a
comma-separated list of name=value pairs.
Shortcut:cp
The possible properties include
enable - Enables or disables the web service endpoint.
enableTestPage - Enables or disables the test page for this web
service endpoint.
enableWSDL - Enables or disables access to the WSDL(Web Service
Description Language) document.
enableREST - Enables or disables REST access to the web service.
maxRequestSize - The maximum size of a request that this web
service can handle.
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-webservice-policy-override - Sets web service policy overrides.
E.g) set-webservice-policy-override -application myapp
-module myweb -service {http://sample.test.ws/}
MyTestService -subject mytestport -policyuri oracle/
wss10_message_protection_service_policy -overrideprops
keystore.sig.csf.key=sign-csf-key
Command alias:[setwebservicepolicyoverride]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
service - The web service qualified name. It is in the form
{namespace}service.
Shortcut:svc
subject - The name of the policy subject. It could be a web
service port or operation name.
Shortcut:sub
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Shortcut:p
overrideprops - The set of web service policy overrides expressed in a
comma-separated list of name=value pairs.
Shortcut:op
The possible properties include
keystore.sig.csf.key - CSF key against which
the signing key alias
and the key password
are stored.
keystore.enc.csf.key - CSF key against which
the encryption key
alias and the key
password are stored.
saml.enveloped.signature.required - The flag to indicate
if the bearer token is
signed using the
domain signature key.
Default Value: true
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-webservice-clients - Lists all the web service clients.
E.g) list-webservice-clients -application myapp;
list-webservice-clients -application myapp -verbose
Command alias:[listwebserviceclients]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
Optional argument(s):
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):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
attach-webservice-client-policy - Attaches service policies to a web service endpoint.
E.g) attach-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
Command alias:[attachwebserviceclientpolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such as
an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS indirection
proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
detach-webservice-client-policy - Detaches client policies to a web service client.
E.g) detach-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
Command alias:[detachwebserviceclientpolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such as
an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS indirection
proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
enable-webservice-client-policy - Enables client policies to a web service client.
E.g) enable-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
Command alias:[enablewebserviceclientpolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such as
an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS indirection
proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
disable-webservice-client-policy - Detaches client policies to a web service client.
E.g) disable-webservice-client-policy -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport -policyuri oracle/
wss_saml_token_bearer_over_ssl_client_policy
Command alias:[disablewebserviceclientpolicy]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such as
an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS indirection
proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
policyuri - Web service policy URI.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the
separator.
Shortcut:uri
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-webservice-client-properties - Lists client stub properties to a web service client.
E.g) list-webservice-client-properties -application
myapp -module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport
Command alias:[listwebserviceclientproperties]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service
artifact is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such
as an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS
indirection proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-webservice-client-property - Sets web service client stub properties to a web
service client.
E.g) set-webservice-client-property -application myapp
-module myweb -clienttype wsconn -serviceref
myserviceref -port serviceport
Command alias:[setwebserviceclientproperty]
Mandatory argument(s):
application - The name of the application.
Shortcut:app
module - The name of the module where the web service artifact
is found. It could be the web module name.
Shortcut:mod
clienttype - The client type. Supported values are
wls - WebLogic web service client
web - Asynchronous web service callback implicit
client,
wsconn - Connection-based web service client, such as
an ADF DC web service client, ADF JAX-WS indirection
proxy, or WebCenter client.
Shortcut:ct
Default Value: wsconn
serviceref - The web service reference name.
Shortcut:ref
port - The name of the web service client port.
Shortcut:prt
stubprops - The set of client stub properties expressed in a
comma-separated list of name=value pairs.
Shortcut:sp
The possible properties include
oracle.webservices.auth.username - The user name to
be used in the
outbound call. It
is recommended to
use CSF to store
the user and pwd
against a csf-key
and use the
csk-key here.
Please see csf-key
below.
oracle.webservices.auth.password - The password to be
used in the
outbound call. It
is recommended to
use CSF to store
the user and pwd
against a csf-key
and use the
csk-key here.
Please see csf-key
below.
csf-key - The CSF(Credential
Store Framework)
key used to
reference the user
and pwd.
javax.xml.ws.service.endpoint.address - Endpoint URL to
which the client
will send the
request.
saml.issuer.name - The SAML token
issuer name.
keystore.enc.csf.key - For WSS11 policies,
keystore.enc.csf.
key is used for
asynchronous
clients only. For
WSS10 policies,
keystore.enc.csf.
key is used for
both asynchronous
and synchronous
clients.
keystore.recipient.alias - Identifies the
public certificate
of the service.If
the certificate is
published in the
WSDL, then this is
ignored.
keystore.sig.csf.key - Identifies the
client key to sign
the message.
javax.xml.ws.session.maintain - Flag that
specifies whether
the session should
be maintained.
Note: This
property is not
available for
asynchronous Web
service Callback
clients.
Optional argument(s):
retain - The flag(true/false) to indicate if the previously set
client stub properties which are not explicitly
specified in this command should be retained.
Shortcut:r
Default Value: true
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-token-issuer-trust - Sets SAML token trust.
E.g) list-token-issuer-trust -tokentype dns.hok
Command alias:[listtokenissuertrust]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
issuer - The SAML issuer name.
Shortcut:is
Default Value: None
tokentype - The trusted token type.
Possible Value is from :('dns.sv','dns.hok','dns.jwt')
Shortcut:tt
Default Value: dns.sv
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-token-issuer-trust - Sets SAML token trust.
E.g) set-token-issuer-trust -alias test -issuer ora ;
set-token-issuer-trust -issuer ora -trustedDN "\\"CN=COne,
OU=Test,ST=CA\\",\\"CN=CTwo\\""
Command alias:[settokenissuertrust]
Mandatory argument(s):
issuer - The SAML issuer name.
Shortcut:is
alias - Trusted aliases corresponding to the trusted certificates. The
DN will be extracted from the trusted certificate for each
alias. You can also use -trustedDN. When both the arguments are
used, the union of the DNs is used.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the separator.
Shortcut:a
This argument is not required when one from ('trustedDN') is
specified.
Optional argument(s):
tokentype - The trusted token type.
Possible Value is from :('dns.sv','dns.hok','dns.jwt')
Shortcut:tt
Default Value: dns.sv
trustedDN - The trusted DNs. The public certificate corresponding to each
DN should be already trusted. You can also use -alias. When
both the arguments are used, the union of the DNs is used.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the separator.
Shortcut:dns
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-wss-certificates - Lists WSS certificates.
E.g) list-wss-certificates
Command alias:[listwsscertificates]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
delete-token-issuer-trust - Deletes SAML token trust.
E.g) delete-token-issuer-trust -issuer www.sample.com
Command alias:[deletetokenissuertrust]
Mandatory argument(s):
issuer - The SAML issuer name.
Shortcut:is
Optional argument(s):
tokentype - The trusted token type.
Possible Value is from :('dns.sv','dns.hok','dns.jwt')
Shortcut:tt
Default Value: dns.sv
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
list-loggers - List the name and log level of all the Loggers or of a given Logger and
optionally its children.
E.g) list-loggers -logger test -cl
Command alias:[listloggers]
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
logger - The name of the Logger. The characters in name must be from the set
[a-zA-Z0-9._]. The argument must be the exact name of the Logger and not
a pattern.
Shortcut:l
childloggers - The flag (true/false) that indicates whether you want to display child
loggers as well.
Shortcut:cl
Default Value: false
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
set-log-level - Set the Log level of the Logger to the given level.
E.g) set-log-level -logger test.TestLogger -level ALL
Command alias:[setloglevel]
Mandatory argument(s):
logger - The name of the Logger. The characters in name must be from the set
[a-zA-Z0-9._]. The argument must be the exact name of the Logger and not
a pattern.
Shortcut:l
level - The Log level of the Logger.
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
echo - Echos the given text.
E.g) echo text
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
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
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.
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):
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
exit - Exits from this shell.
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
retain - The flag(true/false) to indicate if the remote session should be retained. When
true, the shell immediately exits without closing the remote session or reading
any remaining output. The existing remote session is later connected when
entering the shell again.
Shortcut:r
Default Value: false
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false
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Command:
hist - Displays history of commands. It can also execute a command from the history.
E.g) hist;hist id
Mandatory argument(s):
Optional argument(s):
dump - Dumps the history of commands into a single line. List of command IDs or range
can be specified after this option. If the empty list is specified, it dumps all
the commands.
Multiple values can be passed with a comma(,) as the separator.
Shortcut:dmp
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
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.
Shortcut:d
Default Value: false