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| Will set the configuration properties for a specified configurable service. The name of this service must be provided using the --name options. The property values can be specified in the command string or by entering in the name of a file that contains key, value pairs. |
| Will set the configuration properties for a specified configurable service. The name of this service must be provided using the --name option. The property values can be specified in the command string or by entering in the name of a file that contains key, value pairs. |
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| The --name options is a required option, since it specifies the configuration that will be configured. The properties that will be set are specified in the commands operand. If an operand is encased in quotes, it will be taken literally, that is spaces will remain spaces. Outside of quotes, spaces are interpreted to be the same as and equal sign (=), which could produce undesirable results if a user carelessly forgets to quote an operand that has property values containing spaces. |
| The --name options is a required option, since it specifies the configuration that will be configured. The properties that will be set are specified in the commands operand. If an operand is encased in quotes, it will be taken literally, that is spaces will remain spaces. Outside of quotes, spaces are interpreted to be the same as an equal sign (=), which could produce undesirable results if a user carelessly forgets to quote an operand that has property values containing spaces. |
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| Results:is = a |
| Results: |
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| fuji get-configuration --name=myinterceptor |
| Configuration Values For myinterceptor |
| -------------------------------------- |
| p2 = wow |
| p1 = a string with a space |
| fuji set-configuration --name=myinterceptor p1=one, p2=two |
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| Invalid Syntax: |
| {{{ |
| fuji set-configuration --name=myinterceptor p1=a string with a space, p2=wow |
| }}} |
| The above syntax will actually succeed, but probably not do what you expect it to do. For all commands, the equal signs and spaces are interpreted in the same manner, that is --name=interceptor1 and --name interceptor2 are equivalent and perform the same function. So for the above example, you would get the following results. |
| {{{ |
| -> fuji get-configuration --name=interceptor-2 |
| ||Option||Value||Option Description||Required Option |
| |--name | name | The name of the configuration service that will be managed | Yes |
| |--help | | Will display the help for this command | No |
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| Configuration Values For myinterceptor |
| -------------------------------------- |
| is = a |
| string = with |
| a = space |
| p2 = wow |
| p1 = a |
| Command get-configuration executed successfully. |
| }}} |
| Not exactly what you probably expected. So by throwing some quotes around the properties string the output will probably be more what was expected\\ |
| {{{ |
| -> fuji set-configuration --name=myinterceptor "p1=a string with a space, p2=wow" |
| set-configuration executed successfully. |
| -> fuji get-configuration --name=myinterceptor |
| Configuration Values For myinterceptor |
| -------------------------------------- |
| p2 = wow |
| p1 = a string with a space |
| Command get-configuration executed successfully. |
| -> |
| }}} |
| ||Operand||Operand Description||Required |
| |{{{[}}}"{{{]}}}(name=value){{{[}}},name=value{{{]}}}*{{{[}}}"{{{]}}} {{{|}}} filepath | The name=value paired sequence, each sequence being separated by a\\comma, or the name of a resource file containing the name value pairs| Yes |