wsh

Description

Issue a command to a server or cluster from the command line.

Syntax

wsh [- svr <server> | -cluster <cluster>] <command>

Where server or cluster is the name of the server or cluster to which you are issuing the command. Executes <command> relative to $djc.home/bin/<command>.

You must log in to the server (host and port) to which you are issuing the command before running wsh. For example:

wlogin test-pc:8000

Command	Description
`login`	Logs in the user.
`logout`	Logs the user out.
`cat` <file>	Displays the contents of <file> to the console.
`ls` <dir>	Lists the contents of the directory <dir>.
`mkdir` <dir>	Creates the directory <dir>.
`rm` <file>	Deletes the file <file>.
`rmdir` <dir>	Deletes the directory <dir>.
`extract` <jar>	Extracts the contents of the JAR file <jar> to the absolute path of “/”.
`get-statistics`	Displays the current server statistics to the console.
`print-server`	Displays the current server boot cycle to the console.
`server-status`	Echoes the current server status to the console.
`refresh` <entity>	Refreshes the entity, specified as entityType:entityName.
`refresh-server`	Refreshes the server to which you are logged in.
`restart-server`	Restarts the server to which you are logged in.
`stop-server`	Stops the server to which you are logged in.
`start-module` <name>	Adds <name> to the server’s startModules.
`stop-module` <name>	Removes <name> from the server’s startModules.

Examples

Example 1

From the bin subdirectory of the EAServer installation, this example logs in to the server test-pc, then lists the contents of the deploy subdirectory:

wlogin test-pc:8000
Username: admin@system
Password: admin1
wsh ls ~/deploy